Swimming Pool Alarms - Do We Need One?
The incidence of accidental drownings in home swimming pools is on the rise.
Did you know that if you're in possession of an outdoor--or even an indoor swimming pool on your property, you need an alarm? Your chances of having someone drowned in your pool are about 20% if you do not have a home alarm for your pool.
Not only children are victims of drowning, although they are the most common victims, and not only pools are danger zones.
Pool owners typically believe that they won't be one of those statistics.
Reality says that they can be.
Taking steps to prevent it only makes good sense.
Most pool accidents involve children under five years old.
Most of those accidents also take place while a child is under parental supervision.
In nearly every case, the accidents take place while the child is out of the line of vision for less than four minutes time.
Even perimeter fencing does not deter a child from entering a pool area if they desire to do so.
Water is attractive to a child.
Being vigilant, is of course your first line of defense.
Still, at times you can not avoid taking your eyes away from your child.
Does Your Landscaping Include Water Features? Not only swimming pools should have some type of alarm feature.
It is possible to have an accident in a small fountain, in a creek or fountain water feature on your property.
Without warning at any time, a water feature may cause an accident.
It is possible for nearly anyone to glance away and for a child to be injured.
Perimeter alarms can prevent this by alerting you to the fact that your child is within reach of the swimming pool What If You Have No Children? Even if you're not a parent or have no children of your own, the need exists for a perimeter alarm or a pool alarm for the water features or swimming pool on your property.
A perimeter alarm or a swimming pool gate alarm can assist you to prevent accidents on your property.
Swimming pool accidents are not limited to your own family alone, and those who are attracted to your swimming pool may not only be those who are part of your household.
Do You Have Perimeter Alarms Around Your Pool? Pool alarms come in various models.
They can be the means by which you save a life.
They may also be the method by which you are alerted to a potentially fatal accident.
Take the time to cover your pool this winter, to lock the gate to your perimeter fencing, and to install gate alarms and perimeter alarms around your swimming pool.
Did you know that if you're in possession of an outdoor--or even an indoor swimming pool on your property, you need an alarm? Your chances of having someone drowned in your pool are about 20% if you do not have a home alarm for your pool.
Not only children are victims of drowning, although they are the most common victims, and not only pools are danger zones.
Pool owners typically believe that they won't be one of those statistics.
Reality says that they can be.
Taking steps to prevent it only makes good sense.
Most pool accidents involve children under five years old.
Most of those accidents also take place while a child is under parental supervision.
In nearly every case, the accidents take place while the child is out of the line of vision for less than four minutes time.
Even perimeter fencing does not deter a child from entering a pool area if they desire to do so.
Water is attractive to a child.
Being vigilant, is of course your first line of defense.
Still, at times you can not avoid taking your eyes away from your child.
Does Your Landscaping Include Water Features? Not only swimming pools should have some type of alarm feature.
It is possible to have an accident in a small fountain, in a creek or fountain water feature on your property.
Without warning at any time, a water feature may cause an accident.
It is possible for nearly anyone to glance away and for a child to be injured.
Perimeter alarms can prevent this by alerting you to the fact that your child is within reach of the swimming pool What If You Have No Children? Even if you're not a parent or have no children of your own, the need exists for a perimeter alarm or a pool alarm for the water features or swimming pool on your property.
A perimeter alarm or a swimming pool gate alarm can assist you to prevent accidents on your property.
Swimming pool accidents are not limited to your own family alone, and those who are attracted to your swimming pool may not only be those who are part of your household.
Do You Have Perimeter Alarms Around Your Pool? Pool alarms come in various models.
They can be the means by which you save a life.
They may also be the method by which you are alerted to a potentially fatal accident.
Take the time to cover your pool this winter, to lock the gate to your perimeter fencing, and to install gate alarms and perimeter alarms around your swimming pool.
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