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Practitioners  across  the  world  have  used  this  effective  treatment  for  many  years,  and  it  is  the 

benchmarked technique due to its high level of success. Practitioners will coach the children and 

support  the  parents  throughout  the  program  to  ensure  the  most  successful  outcome,  and  to 
minimize the chances of relapse. 

 

Why use a Malem Alarm? 

The Malem Medical product has as alarm control unit and this is attached to an Easy-Clip sensor. 

The sensor is situated near where the first urine is produced. The sensor is clipped on the outside 

of the child’s underpants. It has been designed so that the urine goes into the cloth of the pants 

and a minimum of urine will set off the alarm once it hits the sensors in the  easy clip. Also see 

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The alarm has been designed to ring at a high frequency tone, which will help arouse the sleep 

child once the sensor has been wet, simultaneously a light in the alarm will switch on, to help the 

child to locate the alarm in the dark. 

The aim is to get the child awake as soon as possible, get out 

of  the  bed  and  get  them  to  switch  the  alarm  off  and  finish  urinating  in  the  toilet. 

There  are  8 

different sounds to reduce the child getting used to the same sound. It can be fixed at one sound 

if required or a message recorded. Please ask your practitioner. 

 

What is dry for a child? 

 

It takes a number of steps to achieve dryness - initial assessment, use of body worn alarm 
and then over learning to prevent relapse. 

 

Children may become dry within 6-8 weeks. 

 

It is important that prior to treatment that children have a medical check up to ensure that 

they have no other medical condition.

 

 

In summary the Malem Ultimate Alarm has 

 

Loud high pitched buzzer to arouse the child and LED to show where the alarm is to press the 
re-set button. 

 

Durable Easy-Clip sensor that will be in contact with the urine to trigger the alarm. 

 

You  can  assess  progress,  as  you  will  see  the  size  of  the  wet  patches  on  the  bed  getting 
smaller, the alarm being triggered later or see the estimated time how long it takes before the 
child turns off the alarm to get shorter. Use the Dry Nights Record for this. 

 

The child has a normal sleep routine and they are free to roll around in the bed with the alarm 
system. 

 

The simple operation of the alarm is easy for the child to switch off. 

 

 

 

 

Summary of Contents for Deluxe MO24

Page 1: ...Malem Ultimate MO4 8 and Deluxe MO24 Body Worn Bedwetting Alarm Manual HSE Enuresis Clinics ...

Page 2: ...2 P a g e Adapted by Nick van der Spek Version 1 2 15 05 2018 ...

Page 3: ...tion for you and this alarm system consists of a special urine sensor clip Easy Clip which is attached to the child s underwear and is connected to the body worn alarm unit via a wire The sensor triggers the alarm upon sensing urine General Product Details Product information Malem Ultimate MO4 8 Introduction For the alarm to be successful Malem strongly recommends o The child is 100 motivated and...

Page 4: ...ter wetting the clip can be cleaned by rinsing under the tap and dried with a piece of kitchen towel and then is immediately ready for re use Intermittently clean with soapy water or a mild detergent and an old tooth brush and rinse to remove any fluff material from the jaws of the Easy Clip to prevent the alarm from being reset See video page 16 o The wire between the sensor and the plug and alar...

Page 5: ...IN WATER o Batteries The alarm s NON rechargeable batteries are two triple A AAA type alkaline batteries In normal use it needs to be replaced every four weeks Maximum continuous operating time is about 10 hours Batteries should be replaced by adults Please see more detailed instructions on page 14 and watch the video To change the batteries remove the battery cover by twisting a slotted screwdriv...

Page 6: ...d to meet all Department of Health and British Standard BS5724 Part 1 RE1004 03 and IEC performance construction and safety requirements Maximum current across the sensor is less than 10uA BSI certificate No 115627 BSI EMC test certificate No EZ00505 Electrical Safety Symbol Type BF CE Marked Alternative alarms to the M04 8 body worn alarm in certain circumstances o Malem Deluxe Alarm MO24 A simil...

Page 7: ... with a telephone type plug connects the sensor to the alarm unit at its base Don t remove this plug unless for cleaning or replacement purposes Once the sensor is plugged in the alarm with the metal claws open or closed but isolated with cloth the alarm is on stand by as soon as the claws make electrical contact or the cloth gets wet the alarm sounds and vibrates The alarm has a number of setting...

Page 8: ...rine at night than the bladder can store nocturnal polyuria A family history of bed wetting genetic cause A child s bladder is much different to that of an adult s A child has much less control over their bladder and this can be frustrating for both parents and children It is important that parents understand that children mostly under the age of 6 have limited control over their bladder and canno...

Page 9: ...out of the bed and get them to switch the alarm off and finish urinating in the toilet There are 8 different sounds to reduce the child getting used to the same sound It can be fixed at one sound if required or a message recorded Please ask your practitioner What is dry for a child It takes a number of steps to achieve dryness initial assessment use of body worn alarm and then over learning to pre...

Page 10: ... if disconnected the alarm won t sound 7 Secure the alarm Place the alarm on the child s chest on the tight fitting pyjama top preferably in a breast pocket if available with the wire under the top 8 Test the alarm nightly Get the child to test the alarm every night and run through in their mind or out loud what they will do when the alarm sounds at night 9 Overlearning If dry for 14 nights in a r...

Page 11: ...r than the MO4 Servicing Practitioners will need to sanitize and clean alarm and easy clip sensor between each client that is seen The alarm will last between 2 to 3 clients and may last longer if it is regularly cleaned and maintained and the levers and covers operated gently and the alarm is not immersed in the toilet or other fluid There is wear and tear over time so it is important to inspect ...

Page 12: ...ed with A damaged unit is most commonly caused from being dropped or has fallen Obvious signs of damage may include missing cap of the battery or even broken or bent leavers Inspection of the batteries A thorough inspection of the battery cover and the batteries including the position of the battery as well as its lint are needed If needed a new alarm is required Inspecting the Easy Clip An inspec...

Page 13: ...sconnected the sensor Check for the location of the wet spot and the sensor You may have to experiment with a few positions Double underpants or a pyjama bottom keeps the sensor better in place Sometimes the child disconnects the sensor in their sleep Problem The alarm goes off but the child has not wet the bed Solution The false alarm maybe due to excessive perspiration or too thin under pants Li...

Page 14: ...t your provider ASAP Have an indirect light in the room at night Problem The alarm does not turn off despite pressing reset button Solution Easy Clip sensor lever is closed or material wet Lift lever remove material and press the reset button Easy Clip is dirty and requires cleaning see above Batteries are nearly exhausted Please replace batteries Alarm is or has been flooded Video Instructions Ho...

Page 15: ...15 P a g e 3 Replace with two new AAA batteries 4 The batteries don t go in the same way Check Plus and Minus ...

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