DryBuddyEZ Bedwetting Alarm Sensor Cable with Hold-Tight Stainless Steel Clip 88 cms (34 inches) Length.

DryBuddyEZ Bedwetting Alarm Sensor Cable with Hold-Tight Stainless Steel Clip 88 cms (34 inches) Length.

$ 9.99

Score By Feature

Based on 19 ratings

Value for money

7.40

Satisfaction

7.68

Customer service

7.39

Delivery

7.80

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Product Description

A sensor and cable for the DryBuddyEZ attaches to standard cotton briefs to detect urine (wetness). The Hold-Tight stainless steel clip has been updated to make it easier to attach to the In order to remove a clip from an underwear brief, about 30 Newtons of force are required. A clip like this is about 50% more secure than the most common sensor clip. The clip is easy to use and easy to clean.

A telephone jack type plastic connector 616E is attached to the cable for the DryBuddyEZ alarm box. As long as the attachment is firm, it cannot be accidentally pulled loose. Any other brand of bedwetting alarm which uses a 616E or RJ11 connector to connect the sensor cable to the alarm box can be used as a replacement. There are several common brands included in this category. Taking advantage of this low-cost solution will allow you to use a high-quality sensor.

88 cms (34") is the length of this long sensor cable. From the point of attachment on the briefs to the connector on the alarm box, this is the length of the cable. The sensor can be used with any bedwetting alarm box that has a 616E or RJ11 port. Its socket size is used by many manufacturers, and this sensor is of good quality and inexpensive.

The clip's sensors detect moisture between its jaws when the jaws are closed if the sensor detects moisture that triggers the alarm. A second alarm will sound if the jaws touch each other (for instance, if the brief clip comes off during closure of the jaws). A sensor will not trigger the alarm unless there is an electrical connection between the jaws, such as when one of the jaws touches another or if the cloth in the jaws is wet.

A thick diaper should not be used with this sensor. Wear cotton briefs with the sensor attached, and then diapers over the briefs if necessary. A 90-day limited warranty is provided for both the sensor and the cable, but this does not cover physical damage.

Questions & Answers

What will this cable do with the Malen alarm system?

This DryBuddyEZ sensor cable is capable of working with any bedwetting alarm that uses a telephone jack or socket type RJ11, RJ12, or 616E. This is a type of socket used by men more often. In this case, you will need to verify that your model has this type of socket, as the DryBuddyEZ sensor will not work.

Could this sensor and cable be used with the Malem alarms ?

No, the short answer is yes. Based on our listing, we offer the following services telephone cord was attached to the DryBuddyEZ alarm box and led to the alarm system" The 616E connector is of the plastic type. As long as the attachment is firm, it cannot be accidentally pulled loose. Any other brand of bedwetting alarm which uses a 616E or RJ11 connector to connect the sensor cable to the alarm box can be used as a replacement. It attaches to these connectors, so it works with the Malem and other alarms.

Could it not be more convenient for you to show your customers a close up of the RJ11 connector so that their concerns over compatibility with the Malem alarms can be eased?

This is the alarm I purchased for my Malem device, and it works just great.

Selected User Reviews For DryBuddyEZ Bedwetting Alarm Sensor Cable with Hold-Tight Stainless Steel Clip 88 cms (34 inches) Length.

Easy to remove from clothes, but not so easy to attach

3/5

An easy way to attach underclothes is not available. In spite of the fact that the product is new, the sensor has failed to work several times, and it sometimes sets off the alarm even in dry conditions.

Messiah FitzGerald

| May 10, 2021

I give it one star

3/5

I couldn't get it to.

Mckenna Arroyo

| Nov 13, 2020

I like this one a lot better

5/5

I like this one a lot better. If closed without anything inside, it doesn't make a sound and holds on a lot better than a conventional one.

Cynthia Pearce

| Jul 26, 2021

It was a perfect fit

5/5

The work fine and fit the alarm unit even though it's a different brand to the one it originally came with. The child tends to pull the sensor off without releasing it, but it hasn't been damaged. As far as durability goes, it appears to be better than before.

Johnathan Montgomery

| Nov 13, 2020

The Malem system is supported! I saved a great deal of money by using this sensor! A problem with the Malem alarm is that once it goes off, it won't stop beeping, even after it is reset This should be attached to dry cloth after setting

5/5

The sound of this is very annoying at When I first heard about the alarm, I thought that I would have to replace my entire Having introduced the Drybuddy into our lives, now when the alarm goes off in the middle of the night, when you are being woken up you just "do what you have to do" and switch out the sensor cable to dry your underwear while you are awake. Despite the fact that it is not as sturdy as the original Malem clip, it still works well.

Nora Higgins

| Sep 13, 2020

In fact, I am very pleased with this product

5/5

My child broke the other cable (our fault, but that's another story) and I was delighted that I could just order a new part instead of getting Our family has had this alarm for a second time in the last year. Using standard shipping, it arrived in only a couple days in the price it was advertised.

Julissa Faulkner

| Sep 13, 2020

This clip does not work like a clothespin

4/5

Instead, it operates by pulling the lever up, then inserting it. This product is compatible with Rogers clippo alarms. I only could complain that it took me a while to get the clip to attach to This is not a clip that you pull up and insert the clothes in. It is a lever that you open and close.

Tristan Choi

| Mar 11, 2021

It works just as well, so you can save This alarm is an excellent replacement for Malem

5/5

As a mother, I felt badly for my son after he broke the sensor while sleeping. The device has been with me for over 3 months and continues to work.

Fiona Sheppard

| Sep 14, 2020