Swimming Pool Alarms - The Safety Device That's a Must for Your Swimming Pool

It's great to have your own pool. There is no need to go to the local lake - not when you have a pool ready for you in your own backyard. And, it is much cheaper to make a holiday at home instead of going to a resort.
Yes, a pool can be a joy for a family, but it can also be a horror!
The pools attract children, but not all children can swim. And sometimes, children like to break in a pool. This is why children should not be left unattended when in a pool.
As a new pool owner, you will be amazed by the number of new friends developed, especially if you have the only pool in the neighborhood. And, if you have children, you will be the most popular people.
Here is some surprising information: Did you know that more than 900 children under the age of 14 die in drowning accidents each year? And it increases as more people buy swimming pools because of the higher price of vacations away from home.
Imagine the horror of having a young child in your pool and did not know it.
Remember - you, as the pool owner, are responsible for hurting someone (or worse) in your pool.
Take steps to make sure your children are safe! Set positive rules for your pool and make sure everyone knows them before entering your pool. If necessary, put the rules in a sign and make everyone visible.
A device to help your swimmers follow the rules is to get a pool alarm that will alert you that someone is in your pool without your knowledge. This pool alarm is an electronic system that monitors your pool and sounds an alarm if someone (or even a pet) falls into your pool.
A pool alarm is easy to install and will sound a loud pulsating sound both in the pool unit as well as in the house or wherever you have the receiver. The remote receiver will emit an alarm up to 200 feet from the pool - and powered by battery.
With a pool protector, you will never have to worry about not being detected by someone falling into your pool. Each group should be equipped with one - they are inexpensive and easy to use.
Make sure you always know when someone enters your pool.
PLEASE NOTE: Pool alarms are not a lifeguard - they tell you that someone is in the pool, but they can not physically help them if they drown. Therefore, it is your responsibility, as the owner of a pool, to establish rules and enforce them so that no one becomes a victim of drowning.

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