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1. 2. Type-C 3. UVC 4. 12 Precautions Receiver Main UnitCharging / Battery Indicator 1. The clip-end can be rinsed, but must be dried thoroughly afterwards. In particular, no moisture shall remain on the sensing points. 2. The receiver must not be rinsed or immersed in water. Type-C Charging Port 3. The indicator light ashes rapidly when the sensor transmits signals. Sensor Probe Charging Indicator Light UVC Disinfection Switch Sensor Probe Batter y Indicator Light 4. A low-battery alert will be triggered and the indicator light ashes slowly when the sensor has low power. 34 Important Maintenance & Cleaning During the rst few weeks, your child may not wake up by themselves when the alarm goes o, so assistance from parents is needed: wake the child and take them to the toilet. The childs active participation is essential to achieve success. Do not disconnect the alarm for the child. It is better to let the child notice the alarm and remove or turn o the device on their own. Parents should assist the child to nish urinating in the restroom. Within the rst one to two weeks, the child may still wet the bed completely. Even so, parents need to keep emphasizing the importance of going to the toilet and oer encouragement. Ask the child the next day whether they remember the alarm sounding and what they did. Important Parental involvement is also essential to the success of this program. During the rst few weeks, children require support and encouragement from their parents. Progress under this program may be slow and frustrating. Parents should keep using the alarm every night. Ensure the alarm triggers properly during each training session, and assist in waking the child. Continue using the alarm for 3 to 4 weeks to prevent relapse after the last alarm alert. A relapse means the child wets the bed consecutively again one month or more later. If this occurs, restart using the alarm immediately. The intervals between relapses will gradually become longer. After each wetting incident, remember to clean the sensor clip. Wipe the alarm unit if necessary. Do not immerse the main alarm device in water, as this will damage internal components. The sensor clip can be rinsed under running water. Always check the battery regularly to ensure the alarm functions properly. You may test it by placing a damp cloth between the clip jaws. This alarm is designed for single-user use. If you wish another child to use the device, please purchase a separate alarm. WARNING: After the alarm is triggered during use, open the transmitter clip and wipe it thoroughly with a dry tissue before reuse. Wireless Urine Alarm User Manual Product Composition Receiver Operation Press and hold "O" to turn on/o.Double-click "M" to access mode selection, single-click to toggle between Sound Mode and Timing Mode.Single-click "O"
to conrm selection."+" / "-": Adjust volume. Bird Chirp Charging Contact Volume +
Volume Cricket Chirp Volume Indicator Light Insect Chirp Frog Croak 30-Min Timer 60-Min Timer Vibration Power/OK Key Mode M Key Disinfection Light Transmitter Clip Battery Indicator Speaker Power Indicator Alarm Indicator Receiver Alarm Mode & Timer Mode Settings Transmitter Charging Probe Default mode on startup: The default alert tone is Cricket Chirp with the timer disabled. Receiver Receiver Charging Probe Charging &
Storage Case Transmitter
(Urine Detection) Thank you for purchasing our product!
Please read this manual carefully before use and keep it properly for future reference. The urine alarm consists of three components:
Transmitter (Urine Detection)Detects urine and sends alarm signals wirelessly to the receiver. Receiver: Receives alarm signals transmitted by the transmitter and alerts users via vibration or sound. Charging Case (Storage Case): Supports charging for the transmitter and receiver, as well as disinfection of the transmitter. When closed without charging, it enables convenient storage and portability. 4 Sound Tones & Vibration Mode Settings of the Receiver Double-click the "M" Mode key to unlock; the indicator light will ash. Then single-click the "M" Mode key. The indicator lights will ash sequentially with prompt tones. When you hear your desired sound, single-click the "O" Conrm key to save the setting.Example: Setting Bird Chirp ModeDouble-click the "M" Mode key to trigger the ashing of the cricket tone indicator (or the indicator light of the last selected mode). Single-click the "M" Mode key until the bird chirp indicator ashes and the bird chirp plays. Single-click the "O" Conrm key to conrm. Follow the same procedure to set other alert tones. Wearing Method for the Clip End of Urine Detection Module Alarm Alert When the system triggers an alarm, the icon will appear. The alarm device alerts you via vibration or sound according to your preset alarm mode. Press any key to stop the alarm; the alarm icon disappears and the device returns to normal status.
( In Use ) Timer Mode Setting and Cancellation :
Double-click the "M" Mode key to unlock and make the indicator light ash. Next, single-click the "M" Mode key to activate ashing for the 30-minute or 60-minute indicator light, then single-click the "O" Conrm key to conrm. When both the 30-minute and 60-minute indicators ash simultaneously, single-click the "O" Conrm key to set a 90-minute timer. To cancel the timer, power the device o and restart it. 30 60
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Underwear with Low Water Absorption 3. Wearing Guide:
Underwear with Good Water Absorption 3-in-1 Function: Charging, Storage and UVC Disinfection One compartment solves three major nursing challenges: fast charging, probe storage and daily disinfection. Equipped with two separate independent compartments to support simultaneous charging and disinfection without mutual interference.The left compartment charges the receiver main unit. The right compartment is a sealed UVC disinfection chamber. Place the sensor probe inside for charging. One-touch activation of ultraviolet sterilization breaks down urine residue and bacteria on the probe, reducing causes of private-area red rashes. The chamber features light leakage prevention. The disinfection light automatically turns o if the lid is opened during operation to avoid eye damage from ultraviolet rays. An independent UVC switch delivers more thoughtful operation. Specications Charging Case Dimensions: 124 64 35.3 mm Receiver Dimensions: 48.3 48.3 16.7 mm Transmitter Dimensions: 42.7 24.1 15.35 mm Input: 5V/200mA Charging Time: 1 to 2 hours Standby Time: 30 days Normal Usage: More than 10 days Product Introduction Important Program It is often dicult for parents to fully wake a child roughly 1 to 2 hours after they fall asleep. The bedwetting alarm will assist parents in waking the child. Let your child take a short nap during the daytime to prevent them from being overly exhausted at night.This will help the alarm wake your child successfully. Remind your child every night: when hearing the alarm tone, stop urinating immediately and go to the toilet. There is no need to restrict uid intake before bedtime. After the alarm sounds, reconnect the alarm for your child and have them change into a new pair of underwear. Keep a night light on in the childs bedroom. This helps the child wake up more easily when the alarm triggers and nd their way to the toilet.Be sure to praise your child whenever they achieve a dry night or notice the alarm sounding. Equally important: do not scold your child if they fail to detect the alarm, as behavioural changes take time. In addition, using a progress chart is helpful to engage the child in tracking training progress. FCC Caution. This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions:
(1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and
(2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. Any Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user's authority to operate the equipment. Note: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:
-Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
-Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
-Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.
-Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
* RF warning for Portable device:
The device has been evaluated to meet general RF exposure requirement. The device can be used in portable exposure condition without restriction.