Enutrain Mobil Treatment Bedwetting Enutrain helps Alarm pants FAQ

The moisture sensor of the ENUTRAIN bedwetting system is comfortably affixed to the sensor pouch of the underpants supplied.

No wiring-up of the child is needed, and the bedwetter can move freely during sleep. The ENUTRAIN sensor transmits the signal to the alarm via radio waves.

Under normal housing conditions, the alarm can be placed at the bedside of the family support member. This saves having to sleep in the room of the bedwetting child, and it lets the parents get a better rest.

The sooner the bedwetter is woken after the first drop of urine, the swifter the learning process. Waking up quickly leaves time to bring the child to the toilet and empty the remaining contents of the bladder.

To wake the child quickly, an accurate sensor such as that used by ENUTRAIN is necessary. This sensor radios an alarm at the first drop of urine but does not send out false alarms if the child is merely sweating, as can happen with conventional ”alarm pants”.

Important: if bedwetting does nonetheless occur while using Enutrain, the child should still be taken to the toilet in order to associate urinating with the toilet.

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