New High Tech Security Options for Swimming Pools

Of course you have a fence around your swimming pool , because it is a code requirement in virtually every town and city in the U.S. today. However is it fool proof? The fact is, that new technological developments have made it possible for todays swimming pool owner to contain their pool in an invisible barrier that will sound the alarm if any child should find their way in their pool area.

Swimming is an exciting and fun activity that any one of any age can do. Especially when summer draws near people start to anticipate and dream about spending days beside the pool. Whether or not you are lucky enough to have your own pool or you regularly visit the local centre or even go abroad, there are various safety precautions you must take, both for your self and your family. As you do not want a day of fun to end up being a day of hell.

Invisible Barriers

Todays swimming pool owner now have a wide variety of new high tech devices and systems to choose from and newer systems are continually being developed. Of course, motion and infrared sensors have been available for some time now and they are now more sensitive then ever. Laser sensors that encase a pool in an invisible line of defense are also now in common use.

Safer to Swim Alone

However; newer types of security device for swimming pools are now being developed and marketed, including systems that can differentiate between an active swimmer and someone that is in need of help. This type of system is something that would make swimming alone so much safer because it will automatically summon help if a lone swimmer should find themselves in distress.

There are a few basic safety tips that you should know before you go for a swim, especially if you have kids by your side. Firstly you should never leave kids that are around the pool unattended, they should always be under supervisory guidance. I say this because even though a child may be a good swimmer it only takes a mouthful of water before they start to panic and lose control. It would also be a wise idea to learn a few CPR techniques, so if the worst does occur you could be potentially saving a child's or adult's life.

Secondly kids are very mischievous they can be gone in an instant, so if you have a pool of your own I would get some sort or barricade, so that they simply cannot access the pool while you are not around. It would also be a great idea to get a sensor alarm fitted so that if they do somehow manage to get through the locked apparatus, you will be warned by the alarm sirens.

Swimming Pool Alarm

1) Meets CE, RoHS, FCC and ASTM standards;
2) With adjustable sensor tube, applicable for different pool level;
3) Main unit works on dry battery and has a low battery alarm;
4) The batteries(no included) of Main unit can last 18 months;
5) Alarm sound level is 100dB;
6) Detect a child weight at least up 6kgs(8 months old);
7) The detection reacted the alarm within 3-12 seconds;
8) Works with pool standard 5x10m, not more than 6x12m;
9) Wind-Resistance is very good and no false alarm;
10) 120 meters in-house remote Receiver with warning light;
11) Five LED lights on the Main unit indicating different status;
12) Completely waterproof, protection grade IP65;
13) Intellectualized control for Swim/Reset/Off mode.