VvAA (bedwetting alarm only).

PLEASE NOTE! Your health insurance will cover the Rodger bedwetting alarm kit only once. If your insurance has previously covered a bedwetting alarm system, you are not eligible again.

Bedwetting Alarm

The Rodger wireless bedwetting alarm consists of a transmitter and a receiver. The receiver can be plugged into a power outlet or used with batteries (2x AAA). Once the included battery is inserted, the transmitter connects to the receiver via Bluetooth technology.

The transmitter of the bedwetting alarm can easily be attached to the bedwetting alarm briefs using snap buttons. At the first sign of urine leakage, the transmitter will send a signal to the receiver, which will then emit a sound of your choice. You and your child can choose from 8 different alarm sounds. The volume is adjustable to various levels. Changing the wake-up sound can increase sensitivity to the alarm and, over time, help the child wake up when their bladder is full. This can accelerate the progress of the training.

The bedwetting alarm comes standard with a potty training calendar and sticker sheet. Your child can be rewarded for dry nights, which serves as motivation during the potty training process.

Sensor Briefs

Sensor briefs are used in combination with the Rodger bedwetting alarm or the Amigo daytime alarm.

At the top of the Rodger sensor briefs, there are two snap buttons. These are where the transmitter of the bedwetting alarm is attached to connect with the receiver. Copper sensor wires are sewn into the briefs. The placement of the sensors differs depending on your child’s gender. Upon contact with moisture, the sensors send a signal to the transmitter, which is paired with the bedwetting alarm or Amigo daytime alarm, triggering the alarm and waking the child. This helps train the child to recognize the sensation of the need to urinate.

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