I am a pharmacist and purchased a bedwetting alarm for my son.The alarm was purchased new and it is supposed to detect urine and respond by waking up my son.However this alarm i have received is abnormal.It came with batteries and a urine detection sensor.When i inserted the batteries and changed the modes, things are fine, however when i plug the sensor into the alarm bottom, the alarm starts semi-vibrating.It acts like there is something stuck inside.Within 25 minutes the alarm was hot.The plastic is very hot and the only way to let it cool is to either remove batteries or remove the sensor which defeats the purpose of the product.It can not be used safely with my (b)(6) year old son as the heat can hurt him.I have changed several sets of batteries, but the problem is the same.It is a manufacturing issue and safety issue as well.
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