Pool Alarms - Keep Your Pool Safe

December 2, 2008 by admin  
Filed under Child Drownings In The News

Statistics show that drowning is the number two cause of deaths for children who are age five and under and most of these accidents happen in residential swimming pools. Because of the deadly risks of having a pool, those with children in their homes should always take extra precautionary measures.

One effective way to prevent these accidents is by installing swimming pool alarms. These devices will sound an alarm when a child falls into the pool. In recent years, the sales of swimming pool alarms have greatly increased. However, pool owners have to be sure if the swimming pool alarms they bought meet new safety standards. For instance, swimming pool alarms in normal sized pools must sound off within 20 seconds when a child drops.

Parents and pool owners can choose from any of these types of swimming pool alarms: floating or surface alarms that detect motion on the water’s surface; underwater alarms that detect motion under water surface and it also reduces false alarms due to rain, for instance; and wristband alarms that children can wear and will sound off upon exposure to water.

Studies showed that the best choice among these three is the underwater alarm.

They are more consistent and reliable than floating swimming pool alarms. The wristband devices gave loud warning sound but any water exposure activates them. Make sure to use alarms with remote or in-home receivers to make sure the alarm sounds not only in the pool but also, more importantly, inside the house or typically up to about 200 feet away.

Aside from using swimming pool alarms, here are other swimming pool safety reminders:

- Surround the pool completely with barriers (fences, walls), which should be at least 4 feet in height and have self-latching gates to keep children away. Remember, that the latch should be out of reach of children.

- Install an approved automatic pool safety cover, which is typically made of durable polyester or tarpaulin sheet and rolled over the pool whenever it is not in use. Not only is this a cost-effective way to childproof your pool but it also keeps it clean. You can use underwater swimming pool alarms with this.

- Remove and lock away steps or ladders to aboveground pools whenever they are not in use.

- Place rescue equipment and a phone by the poolside. Parents or anyone looking after children should know how to give CPR.

Adding swimming pool alarms is a good way to make your swimming pools safe and prevent children from drowning. However, safety experts recommend that parents do not rely on swimming pool alarms alone but instead put in place other safety measures such the above-mentioned examples. In addition, close parental or adult supervision and emergency preparedness such as knowing how to administer CPR are also critical to prevent drowning tragedies.

Portable Pool And Water Safety Alarm

November 23, 2008 by admin  
Filed under Water Safety Alarms

The Ultimate Portable Water Security System

 

Child Drownings Are Heading To An All Time High! On average one child dies each week in Australia as a result of preventable drowning.

The Child Siter Portable Pool And Water Safety Alarm has been designed with Your Child in mind.

Use the Child Siter Portable Pool And Water Safety Alarm by the lake, down the river, in the boat, around the pool or pond!

No installation in the pool is required. Simply strap a frog Wristband onto the child (or pet), plug in the remote unit, and the system is armed. If the wristband is submerged in water, the siren alarm shrieks.

There is no need to turn the system off when the pool is in use or when it is being cleaned. Child siter can easily be taken to another pool, to a boat, or to the holiday shack.

The alarm volume can be reduced temporarily for testing.

Spray from lawn sprinklers won’t trigger the alarm.

Child siter wristbands have a battery life of at least four years when used every day.

The base unit can be located up to 60 meters between the wristband and base station.

Works on 240v AC adapter or on 12-volt car adapter.

The Child Siter Portable Pool And Water Safety Alarm is a state of the art water safety alarm system which informs you at the first moment when your children or pets fall into water.

  • The unit consists of an alarm base station and also a fashionable wrist bracelet which can be locked onto the child’s wrist.
  • This is a wireless system and the base unit can be placed more than 60 meters away from where the child is playing.
  • A loud, more than 90db alarm will sound is the bracelet touches water.
  • Works on AC adapter or 12v car adapter.
  • The base station can be used with many frogs

 

The Child Siter portable water protector alarm comes with 2 frog wristbands, a locking key, a base station that has a range of up to 60m and a 12 volt power supply adapter.

Usage: Portable pool and water safety alarm

Features Specifications:

  • The Portable Pool And Water Safety Alarm  is convenient to use and easy to operate.
  • Child Siter is suitable in any water area, such as seaside, river, pond, swimming pool, on boats, etc.
  • Conforms to CE, RoHS & FCC Standard
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    Only $247 + $30 p&h

    Only 1 Left In Stock At This Price

    The 2007 Australian National Drowning Report showed that 277 people drowned in Australian waterways in the year ending 30 June 2007. Overall there was an increase of 12 drowning deaths on the 2006 figure of 265 and an increase of 13 on the 5 year average, a jump of 5%. The main activities people were undertaking immediately prior to drowning were swimming/leisure activity (80 deaths), followed by falling into the water (56 deaths).

    Can you risk not having a safety alarm strapped to your child`s wrist?

    The Portable Pool And Water Safety Alarm Is Child Water Safety Security At Its Finest.

    Only $247 + $30 p&h

    Only 1 Left In Stock At This Price