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Rodger finds quality, service and customer satisfaction very important. For this reason we innovate our products and service regularly.
If you have a question, problem, jamming or observation concerning the provided products, look then firstly in the FAQ's mentioned below. Does your question not appear please get in contact with our helpdesk.
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How do I test my Rodger Wireless alarm to confirm that it is working? |
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First, turn on the receiver (wall unit) and plug it
into an outlet. The
green light should shine constantly and the red light should flash once
when you turn it on. Then, holding the transmitter box, place a metal
object (such as a kitchen knife) across the two snaps on the back of the
transmitter box and hold until the Receiver unit begins to sound
(approximately 1-2 seconds). The receiver sounding indicates that the
alarm is working properly. Press the reset button on the receiver to
turn the sound off. |
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All of the outlets in my child’s bedroom are covered by furniture and are difficult to access. How can I plug my Receiver in? |
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Many parents find that using a short power strip or extension cord makes the receiver much more accessible for turning on and off/resetting etc. |
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How do I set up the Rodger alarm for my child to use? |
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First, plug the receiver (wall unit) into an outlet in your child’s room and turn it on. The green light should shine constantly and the red light should flash once when you turn it on. Then, have your child put on the sensorbriefs and clip the small transmitter box to the snaps on the waistband of the briefs.
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How do I improve the chances that my child will awaken when the alarm sounds? |
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Make sure that the volume on the receiver is turned up to a high volume and that there are no objects or materials blocking the outlet it is plugged into. In addition, it is important to note that most children are very sound sleepers, and will require the assistance of a parent/caregiver to wake up to the alarm. Therefore, it is important that an adult can hear the alarm so that he/she can assist the child in waking up.
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How do I test the briefs for my rodger Wireless alarm to confirm that they sense moisture correctly? |
First, take a cup of lukewarm water, and mix in a teaspoon of salt. Clip the transmitter onto the sensor brief and plug the receiver unit into an outlet and turn it on. Pour a small amount of the saltwater mixture onto the front of the briefs (approximately 2 teaspoons). This should cause the alarm to sound. Briefs become more absorbent after washing, so testing before washing for the first time may require more saltwater.
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What type of underwear should my child wear? |
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The Rodger Wireless alarm comes with two pairs of sensorbriefs that must be worn in order for the alarm to sense moisture. Regular underwear/briefs are not required.
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How do I know what size briefs to order with my child’s Rodger Alarm? |
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Please view the size conversion chart on our website for sizing information. Hanes equivalency sizes are listed for easy comparison.
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Can I purchase additional briefs with my Rodger Alarm? |
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Yes, additional briefs can be purchased for €19.50 each. Some parents prefer to have an extra pair or two to reduce the frequency of laundry loads.
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Can I use the Rodger Wireless alarm with pull-ups or Good Night products? |
Using a pull-up or other disposable pant product is not recommended when wearing the Rodger alarm. The use of a pull-up increases the chances that the Transmitter unit worn on the underwear will be flooded with urine, which may cause it to malfunction. Secondly, it is very difficult to monitor progress, especially as your child reduces the amount he wets, when a pull-up is worn over the briefs.
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How long will the alarm sound after it has been activated? |
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The Rodger Wireless alarm will continue to sound until you or your child presses the reset button on the receiver wall unit. This requires your child to get up and out of bed to turn the alarm off, rather than simply pushing a button on the shoulder and falling back to sleep.
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