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The Rodger Wireless Alarm System is the latest in bedwetting alarm technology. This modern, European-designed alarm is comfortable for your child, simple to set up and is completely wireless so there are no wires or cords to get tangled up in. Our 100% safe system comes with everything you need to help your child become dry at night. 

How does a bedwetting alarm work?

Bedwetting alarms work on a principle called 'conditioned learning', whereby the weak signal of a full bladder in your child who wets the bed, is replaced with a strong signal in the form of an alarm sound. Wetness sensors detect when urine is released and activate the alarm which wakes your child so they can go to the toilet.

Over time, your child gradually learns to associate the sensation of a full bladder with the need to wake up before they wet the bed. Eventually the bladder reflex will function correctly and let your child sleep through the night.

Why choose the Rodger Wireless Bedwetting Alarm?

Comfort

Your child simply wears the special underpants to bed. There are no annoying wires to get tangled up in and no cords that can be pulled out.

Safety

The Rodger Alarm is 100% safe.  Your child will not be wearing any wires connected to power.

Instant Urine Detection

The key to an effective alarm is for wetness to be detected instantly, so the alarm sounds instantly, thereby teaching your child to connect the release of the bladder with the alarm sounding. With some other alarms there is a delay while the urine soaks through layers. With this alarm the sensors are sewn into the underwear, so no matter what position they are laying in, as soon as they start to urinate, the alarm will sound. This alarm is effective for front, back, side or ‘all-over-the-place’ sleepers.

Effectiveness

Part of the learning process, is teaching your child to wake up to the alarm sound and visit the toilet. With this alarm your child needs to get out of bed to turn it off. With other alarms, they can stay in bed, turn off the alarm or pull the cords out and go back to sleep.

Parent Back-up

If your bedroom is too far from your child’s room to hear the alarm, you can purchase a second base unit for your own room. When the alarm is activated, the base units in both rooms will sound.

Tone and Volume to Suit

Some children are sensitive to different sounds and volumes, with this alarm you can select from 8 different tones and set the alarm volume to suit your needs.

Deep Sleepers & Room Sharing

If your child is a very deep sleeper or they share a room or dorm with others, or if you are concerned the alarm may wake others in your home, you can purchase a Bed-Shaker which sits under your child’s pillow or in their bed. When the alarm is activated, the unit will vibrate (instead of sound) to wake your child.

Phone Support

Full detailed instructions are provided, but we are also on the end of the phone for any help you may need. Give us a call on 0211905564. We’re happy to help.

Even more Support & Advice

Download our Free 18-page ‘Wake Up Dry’ e-book, packed full of all the support and advise you need to tackle bedwetting, including ‘Top Tips for Success when using a Bedwetting Alarm’.

Motivation Help

The FREE Rodger Bedwetting App helps motivate your child to continue following the bedwetting treatment by rewarding him with badges and rewards that you can set yourself. This motivation contributes to the success of the bedwetting treatment. You can also keep track of the progress of the treatment with the handy calendar.

What’s included?

• Base Unit with Australian Plug
• Transmitter (battery included)
• 2, 3, or 4 pants (your can purchase this alarm with either 2, 3 or 4 underpants as a set)
• Instructions
• Progress Stickers

NDIS Bedwetting Alarm Quotes

NDIS Australia - National Disability Insurance Scheme: if you would like a quote to source funding through NDIS please email name, address, NDIS number and colour choice to john@moosebaby.co.nz

Frequently Asked Questions

Are bedwetting alarms safe?

Yes, 100% safe. Your child simply wears special underwear with sewn-in sensors and a small transmitter unit (which talks wirelessly to the base unit plugged into the wall). Your child will not be wearing any wires connected to power.

What age should I start using a bedwetting alarm?

That really depends on your individual child. They need to be self-motivated, as well as old enough to operate the alarm (with some parent help). We would recommend that your child has passed their 5^th birthday before using an alarm.

How long does a bedwetting alarm take to work?

Long term dryness, on average, takes around 32 days. Some children are dry much sooner, within days, others take much longer.

Do bedwetting alarms wake up deep sleepers?

The Rodger Alarm system is 90 decibels. The average adult wakes up in response to 40- 45 decibels. The bedwetting alarm can usually be heard in a nearby bedroom. You can adjust the volume and alarm tones to suit your needs. You can also purchase an extra base unit to sound in your own bedroom.

Does the alarm sound scary?

Some children are sensitive to different sounds and volumes, with this alarm you can select from 8 different tones and set the alarm volume to suit your needs.

Can this alarm be used for daytime continence training?

Yes. Because this is a wireless, discreet, wearable alarm, it is often used for people who have special needs as a way of assisting with day time continence training.

Is it worth paying the price?

If your child continues to wet for another 12 months, the cost of the pull-ups alone is more than $500. Other costs add up too including washing detergent, power costs to run washing machines and dryer and mattress replacements, not to mention the mental toll it may have on you and your child. Research suggests bedwetting alarms will help 80 per cent of children to become dry, and the majority of children will then stay dry. 

Also, remember that bedwetting does run in families, so you may be using the alarm with more than one child. After you have finished using the alarm, the base unit and transmitter can be sold on to another family.

Are all bedwetting alarms the same?

No, bed wetting alarms vary widely. The Rodger bed wetting system has two unique advantages.

1. The moisture sensor is integrated into the underwear, so it triggers the alarm at the very first sign of wetness. This is a vital feature which enables your child to learn the skill of independently responding to a full bladder by waking. The integrated sensor is not triggered by sweat.
2. The Rodger alarm system is wireless, so you can be very assured of their safety while asleep, there is no danger of your child disconnecting the alarm in their sleep, in response to the alarm going off.

What if my child does not wake up when the alarm sounds?

It is very common for children to sleep through the alarm to start with. At first they will need your help to wake up. It is very important to wake them as soon as possible so they associate a full bladder with wetting. If your room is next to your child’s and you leave the doors open, you should hear the alarm, otherwise you can purchase a second base unit to plug into your bedroom.

Can I access NDIS funding?

If you are eligible for NDIS funding, you can either request an invoice from John@moosebaby.co.nz by providing your full details or once you have made your purchase online, we can provide you with a full receipt for your claim.

Manufacturer: Rodger

Alarm Type: Wireless

Sensor Type: Sewn into underwear

Warranty: Alarm 12-month warranty from date of purchase. Underpants 3-month warranty from date of purchase

Battery:  Transmitter: 1 CR 2032 (battery included), Receiver: 2 x 1.5-volt AA alkaline (or plug into wall socket)

Plug: Australian wall plug included.

Range: The maximum range of the system is approximately 22 metres. The actual range depends on wireless interference and wall materials.

Underwear Sizes:

Please note the purple pants are designed for females and the blue and red pants are unisex. 

How to measure your waist:

1. Raise clothing and measure against bare skin.
2. Your waist is the part between the top of your hips and the base of your rib cage. It is the narrowest part of your torso and usually at or just above your belly button.
3. Hold the tape measure just above your belly button and wrap tape around your waist. Breathe normally and don’t dig the tape into your skin.
4. Read the measurement on the tape. The measurement will be at the place on the tape where the zero end meets the slack end of the tape measure.

Don’t have a measuring tape? Use a long cord or belt, then hold the end point and lay flat against a ruler or builder’s tape and measure.

Do you have more questions?

Check out our video detailing how the Rodger Alarm works or give us a call on +64210540251. We're happy to help. 



NDIS Australia - National Disability Insurance Scheme: if you would like a quote to source funding through NDIS please email NDIS details including size/gender choice to john@moosebaby.co.nz

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