Showing posts with label drowning. Show all posts
Showing posts with label drowning. Show all posts

Monday, May 12, 2014

Prevent Toddler Drownings With A Pool Alarm

Prevent small children or toddlers from drowning with the Pool Alarm this summer!If you own a pool and have small children or a toddler, make sure your water hole is safe this coming summer from drownings. Especially if you can't watch it 24/7!

We have a product that can make your life a lot easier this summer and give you peace of mind, as well. It's impossible to watch your kids all the time and there is a product that can really help parents avoid drownings. It's called the Pool Alarm. It literally sounds an alarm, if a splash occurs in your water hole. It consists of an electronic sensor outside and a remote receiver inside your home. A loud pulsating sound will go off in your home, if someone or something splashes in your pool! This is a lifesaving system, especially if you have small children or toddlers.

The unit is placed on your pool deck, next to the water. It will be constantly ON, unless you  deactivate it and put it into sleep mode. If someone tries to steel the unit, it also will sound off the alarm. The receiver in your home can be placed up to 200 feet away from the electronic sensor outside, that's by your water hole!

Safety precautions to prevent drownings are of most importance in the summer and also throughout the rest of the year. Especially if you have small children or toddlers! It is handy if you have small pets, as well! For more details, go to the link above.

Wednesday, June 26, 2013

How Safe Are Your Children Around Your Pool?

Summer has officially started and kids love to swim and play in the water. Are you sticking around to watch them?

Children in pools need to be protected from drowning.
We all know that unfortunately, many children drown during the summer. Constant supervision from a parent is a must, to prevent drownings! If you have a pool in your backyard, making sure your little ones stay out of it, when you are not around, can be a challenge and a safety issue. Toddlers, especially are amazed at how pretty the water looks and how much fun it would be to take their toys in it. They don't think about the possibility of drowning.

It is virtually impossible to keep an eye on your children, especially a toddler, for 24 hours a day! Having some sort of safety device for your water hole this summer, would be a good idea and give you some peace of mind. Many pool owners use portable fences around their water hole. But, there is another safety alternative, a Pool Alarm.
Summer fun for children in pools can sometime lead to drownings.

The Pool Alarm will notify you, inside your home, if someone or something has fallen into your water hole! It will give you peace of mind, because it has a sensor that will detect if your child or your pet, for that matter, falls into it. You can also deactivate it by putting the unit in the sleep mode. This allows your children to get into their fun pond! The sleep mode is a great feature! Plus, unless someone knows how to sleep it and they try to deactivate or steal it, it will also trigger the alarm!

Read more details about how this alarm prevents danger, on our website! Enjoy the season and future ones, without confronting any drowning issues.

Tuesday, June 19, 2012

Pool Safety for Children in the Summer

Summer officially starts tomorrow, but many people are already swimming in coastal areas. Typically, this is the time of year when parents have concerns over their children's safety at beaches, lakes and pools.

Photo by Remco Douma
Parents are aware of the dangers that children confront when faced with deep water, yet with all the action going on during these summer outings, sometimes it's easy to get distracted from dangerous situations. Parents should always supervise their children when they are in the water. Supervising means watch them at all times, do not also read, have a phone conversation, barbeque, mow the lawn... A drowning occurs very quickly and quietly and can very easily happen unnoticed! It is also advisable for parents to take CPR classes, because every second is crucial when someone is drowning. In fact, it is advisable for parents to be in the water with their children. In other words, to be close enough, in case something should happen and they can act quickly. This is especially critical if you are at the beach, river or a lake.

Pool Alarm
If you happen to have a pool, there are some things you can do to prevent your children from drowning, especially if they are toddlers. Install a fence around your pool. It should be at least 4 feet high with self latching doors that open out and are not reachable by a child. Also, it might be a good idea, not to have water toys lying around when the pool is not being used, such as balls, masks, rafts, etc. It will be less tempting for a child to want to get in the pool and play with their toys, and you happen to be inside the house unaware of what's going on.

Another thing you can do is purchase a Pool Alarm for your pool which is a must if you have children. It comes with a monitor and a receiver. The monitor is easily installed outside, on the the pool deck. It senses unusual splashing and will sound an alarm outside as well as through the receiver which is mounted inside your home! The monitor is always active or on. You simply have to put it into the sleep mode, if you want to go for a swim. If you're inside or outside and you hear an alarm go off, you will know someone or something splashed into your water hole! It is also a great safety monitor if you have pets that are outside in the yard and happen to get near the pool and accidently fall in. The monitor can be installed up to 200 feet away from the receiver. Click on the link above for more details on this alarm.

Have a wonderful and safe summer!

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