DRI Sleeper Eclipse wireless bedwetting alarm

DRI Sleeper Eclipse wireless bedwetting alarm

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The DRI Sleeper® Eclipse alarm uses a remote wireless sensor to detect bedwetting. Simply place the small Urosensor™ in the child's underwear and the DRI Sleeper® Eclipse receiver on a nearby bedside table. When wetting starts, the Urosensor™ will trigger the receiver alarm, sounding a loud alert and waking the child.

Features of the Dri Sleeper® Eclipse bedwetting alarm:

  • No wires between alarm and sensor
  • DRI Sleeper alarm unit size: 70 x 40 x 20mm
  • High volume with tamper-proof volume adjustment
  • Designed like a small 'space rocket' for child appeal
  • The Urosensor™ can transmit to more than one DRI Sleeper® alarm unit, so there can be another receiver in a parent's or carer's room
  • Big detecting area to detect urine
  • Battery will last for three months of nightly use triggering twice a night and therefore shouldn't need changing during the normal treatment period

Urosensor™ technology – the only non-metal urine sensor means there is no corrosion by urine, no skin irritation, and is easy to clean for instant reuse. The sensor will last at least a year if used nightly and triggers the alarm twice a night. The special electronics make the wireless Urosensor™ completely safe. 

Please note that the sensors for all the bedwetting alarms we sell are replaceable items. They do wear out and are not covered by the guarantee.

Replacement sensors for the DRI Sleeper Eclipse alarm are available in our shop.



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sarah astbury
Excellent

My 8 year old daughter was wetting constantly almost every night. We tried the alarm and the first night it went off, she woke but didn’t understand why, the second night it went off and she straight away turned the alarm off and nappy was hardly wet and went straight to the toilet. Then we had about 5 dry nights and then 2 nights of the alarm going off, straight to the toilet each time and very little wee in the nappy. We’ve now gone about 20 nights dry. Very happy child and very happy parents 😊

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H Jang
Scientific miracle

Our 11 years old daughter has had a bed wetting issues for years. We tried so many things, waking her up at night, a different corded alarm without any success.

This alarm is a Godsend. For the first 1 month, she couldn't hear the alarm during a deep sleep, and we had to wake her up a couple of times at night. The frequency became once at night. From the 2nd month, she is either able to get up and go to loo and stay dry throughout the night. I don't know how or why. But both my husband and I remain grateful to discover it.

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Michael Irving
Seems to have worked.

We certainly have had some good progress with our 8 year old son, who has been regularly bed wetting for 4 to 5 years, sometimes 3 times in one night (our washing machine and tumble dryer have aged in that time!). Initially, the thought of having the alarm in was a little stressful for him, but that soon went away once he was having regular dry nights (circa 2 to 3 day consequtive nights). Now he is fully in control, apart from when he is tired and urinates in the hallway. Our washing machine and tumble dry can have peace at last.

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Susi C
Game Changer!

My daughter has turned 6 and seemed to be going backwards in terms of bedwetting - almost every night. It was a bit exhausting. We tried this and the impact was instantaneous. Probably a week of alarm going off, a week of her getting up ahead of alarm to go to loo and now just sleeps through the night fully dry. It is simple, comfortable enough and after putting it through a spin cycle in the washing machine by mistake - I can also confirm it is pretty indestructible! Recommended.

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Rachael
Brilliant

Worked really well for us - six year old went from wet nappies every night to dry within two weeks and has stayed dry a month later. It was easy to use. The first few nights were tough going though - the alarm noise is (intentionally I guess) horrible and I almost gave up twice ;-)