DRI Sleeper Eclipse Wireless Bedwetting Alarm with Urosensor

DRI Sleeper Eclipse is a wireless bedwetting alarm designed for children and caregivers, providing a reliable wake-up alert at the first signs of moisture to help establish a calming nightly routine. This system uses a patent-pending Urosensor and supports multiple receivers for immediate caregiver awareness, all while reducing bedside clutter with a truly wireless design.

• Wireless design: Eliminates cords between sensor and alarm for a cleaner setup and dependable alerts.
• Long battery life: Up to 3 years of operation on standard batteries, lowering maintenance and replacements.
• Patent-pending Urosensor: Non-metal urine detection that resists corrosion, minimizes skin irritation, and is easy to clean for repeated use.
• Sensor docking to save power: Urosensor docks on the alarm unit when not in use to extend runtime.
• Compact alarm unit: Small form factor (80 x 40 x 20 mm / 3 x 1.5 x 0.75 in) for easy bedside placement and discreet use.
• Multi-receiver compatibility: Urosensor can transmit to more than one DRI Sleeper alarm unit for additional caregiver awareness.
• Large detecting area and child-friendly design: Wide sensing area improves detection reliability while the space-rocket aesthetic appeals to kids and remains practical for nightly use.

The wireless system supports independent nighttime management by notifying caregivers at the first drops of urine, helping establish a routine during sleep. Built for durability and ease of use, the Urosensor is designed for quick setup: place the sensor in underwear (inside a pad is recommended), position the alarm unit away from the bed to encourage a full wake, then turn the system on. The long battery life minimizes interruptions, promoting calmer nights and clearer mornings for both child and caregiver.

Frequently Asked Questions

• How does the Eclipse alarm detect bedwetting?: The Urosensor detects moisture and sends a radio signal to the main alarm unit, triggering an extra-loud alert to wake the child and begin the nighttime training cycle.
• What is the battery life and how is it maintained?: The system can operate up to 3 years on standard batteries, with the Urosensor docking on the alarm unit when not in use to conserve power.
• Can the sensor work with more than one alarm unit?: Yes. The Urosensor can transmit to multiple DRI Sleeper alarm units, allowing an additional receiver in a caregiver’s room for convenient awareness.
• Is the sensor safe and comfortable for kids?: The sensor uses a non-metal urine detection method to minimize irritation and corrosion, and it is designed for easy cleaning and reuse between uses.
• How should I position the sensor and alarm?: Place the Urosensor in the underwear (inside a pad is recommended) and place the alarm unit on a table away from the bed so the child must wake fully to turn it off.