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DRI Sleeper Excel Bedwetting Alarm (Package)

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DRI Sleeper Excel Bedwetting Alarm (Package)The DRI Sleeper Excel Special package includes the classic DRI Sleeper alarm which has been used successfully for decades by hundreds of thousands of children worldwide to solve bedwetting. The package also includes a spare sensor. The extra sensor can be used as a spare in case of loss or breakage; or to pass the alarm on to another child when night toilet training is complete. Spare Sensor Dual Sided Bedwetting Sensor with 18 moisture sensing

The DRI Sleeper Excel Special package includes the classic DRI Sleeper alarm which has been used successfully for decades by hundreds of thousands of children worldwide to solve bedwetting. The package also includes a spare sensor. The extra sensor can be used as a spare in case of loss or breakage; or to pass the alarm on to another child when night toilet training is complete.

  • Spare Sensor 
  • Dual-Sided Bedwetting Sensor with 18 moisture sensing strips, which provides a large surface area for fast detection of urine
  • Loud Alarm set to a frequency that is ideal for helping deep-sleeping children stop wetting the bed
  • Long cord (90cm / 35") - for extra reach between the moisture sensor and the enuresis alarm clipped to the shoulder of the child's pyjamas
  • Works with Children's diapers, pull-ups or kid's overnight training pads
  • Flexible Plastic Sensor - safe, easy to clean & won't rust or corrode in pee

4LR44 battery is provided free of charge with the DRI Sleeper excel alarm. A
replacement battery ( Energizer A544 or Duracell 28A) should be available from
local electronic stores, supermarkets or online. Battery life depends on usage. The battery should last 6 months with nightly use provided the alarm is unplugged when not in use.

  • 1 Year Manufacturers Warranty
  • Toll-free support phone number and email
  • Access to our Online Resource Kit for DRI Sleeper Customers

The Excel Alarm is attached by a clip to the shoulder of your child's night-shirt. The plug-in cord runs under the nightshirt to the enuresis sensor inserted in the child's underwear. Because the sensor goes right inside the underwear, it can be used with pull-ups and diapers, unlike alarms with old-fashioned clip-on sensors. The different placement options are particularly good for boys who may wet in different areas.

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