Poolguard Inground Pool Alarm with Remote Receiver | PGRM-2
$221.28
Never worry again about your pool’s safety when you step away! The Poolguard In-ground Pool Alarm is certified by NSF International to the ASTM Safety Specification F 2208. This electronic sensor is loaded with features to detect entry into the pool by children, pets, or intruders. New sensing technology provides less chance of false alarms due to wind, rain or small objects such as sticks or toys entering the water.
Features
Detects intruders
Sits on deck
Battery powered
Low battery indicator
Easy to use
Completely portable
Automatic reset
Affordable price
Important safety feature
In-house remote receiver
Horns are 85 dB at 10 feet
Weatherproof design
Sensing technology
Microprocessor technology
Benefits
The in-ground pool alarm, once installed in the pool, cannot be de-activated; it is always in the alarm ready mode.
The alarm will sound an alarm when removed from the pool.
Sleep mode: when you would like to use your pool, simply remove the alarm from the pool and put it into sleep mode.
Automatic wake-up: The in-ground pool alarm will automatically wake up and run a system test when installed into the pool.
The in-ground pool alarm comes with an in-house remote receiver that has a range up to 200 ft., and comes with a 12 volt power supply.
The in-ground poolside alarm works on a 9-volt battery (not included); with a battery life of approximately one year.
Audible low battery indicator at the poolside alarm is also indicated by the in house remote receiver.
New sensing technology provides less chance of false alarms due to wind, rain or small objects such as sticks or toys entering the water.
Poolguard alarms can be used in pools up to 20’ x 40’ or 800 square feet.
Most reliable, advanced, and affordable alarm available.
Poolguard PGRM-2 is designed to detect intrusions similar to a one-year-old child.
I was looking for something like this at Walmart and they recommended I look online so I'm glad you carried it. I ordered it and at first I didn't know how the safety future worked but I got it all figured and anything that gets near that pool is noticed. Happy and relived mom...
This device works as stated and gives me another layer of relaxation. While all adults need to watch the kids it's relaxing to know that I am doing more to help with safety.
Arrived on schedule at a fair price and worked right out of the box with easy to follow instructions.
BEST ANSWER:No but when you remove it from pool alarm will sound. You can set it down-disarm alarm and it is in sleep mode until you insert it back into pool
BEST ANSWER:No but when you remove it from pool alarm will sound. You can set it down-disarm alarm and it is in sleep mode until you insert it back into pool
Is this made out of metal or plastic? I need one for a HOA pool to keep outsiders hopping the fence to use the pool after hours. Vandalism and theft is our common issue.
BEST ANSWER:You drill about a 3/8" hole roughly 3 inches from the edge in the concrete. A small rod on the alarm unit fits down in that hole to secure it. I'm happy with the system, it has worked well.
BEST ANSWER:You drill about a 3/8" hole roughly 3 inches from the edge in the concrete. A small rod on the alarm unit fits down in that hole to secure it. I'm happy with the system, it has worked well.
There is a peg that rests in a drilled hole on the side of your pool. I bought a concrete block to drill into and set on the ground, so we didn't have to drill into the concrete deck.
You will need to drill a small hole in the concrete or in the coping in order to have the alarm stabilized. The alarm works great and I highly recommend it.
BEST ANSWER:This is a BATTERY operated device that does not connect with the electric grid. Even if it fell into the water it would only short out the battery inside the device.. UL is usually only concerned with devices that are plugged into the electrical system and can pose a life threatening event, not flashlights, cell phones or other devices that are battery powered and which present no risk of harm. You can safely put your fingers across small batteries such as used in this device with no impact.. IT should be assumed that the device would meet UL 2017 probably because it is battery operated and thus probably not covered by UL.
To be sure, you can call your inspection department and anonymously ask if battery powered devices are required to pass the inspection.
I would also believe that this device has been in use for years and if a UL inspection was required, it would have already been done or the product taken off the market
BEST ANSWER:This is a BATTERY operated device that does not connect with the electric grid. Even if it fell into the water it would only short out the battery inside the device.. UL is usually only concerned with devices that are plugged into the electrical system and can pose a life threatening event, not flashlights, cell phones or other devices that are battery powered and which present no risk of harm. You can safely put your fingers across small batteries such as used in this device with no impact.. IT should be assumed that the device would meet UL 2017 probably because it is battery operated and thus probably not covered by UL.
To be sure, you can call your inspection department and anonymously ask if battery powered devices are required to pass the inspection.
I would also believe that this device has been in use for years and if a UL inspection was required, it would have already been done or the product taken off the market
Poolguard Inground Pool Alarm with Remote Receiver | PGRM-2
$221.28
Product description
Never worry again about your pool’s safety when you step away! The Poolguard In-ground Pool Alarm is certified by NSF International to the ASTM Safety Specification F 2208. This electronic sensor is loaded with features to detect entry into the pool by children, pets, or intruders. New sensing technology provides less chance of false alarms due to wind, rain or small objects such as sticks or toys entering the water.
Features
Detects intruders
Sits on deck
Battery powered
Low battery indicator
Easy to use
Completely portable
Automatic reset
Affordable price
Important safety feature
In-house remote receiver
Horns are 85 dB at 10 feet
Weatherproof design
Sensing technology
Microprocessor technology
Benefits
The in-ground pool alarm, once installed in the pool, cannot be de-activated; it is always in the alarm ready mode.
The alarm will sound an alarm when removed from the pool.
Sleep mode: when you would like to use your pool, simply remove the alarm from the pool and put it into sleep mode.
Automatic wake-up: The in-ground pool alarm will automatically wake up and run a system test when installed into the pool.
The in-ground pool alarm comes with an in-house remote receiver that has a range up to 200 ft., and comes with a 12 volt power supply.
The in-ground poolside alarm works on a 9-volt battery (not included); with a battery life of approximately one year.
Audible low battery indicator at the poolside alarm is also indicated by the in house remote receiver.
New sensing technology provides less chance of false alarms due to wind, rain or small objects such as sticks or toys entering the water.
Poolguard alarms can be used in pools up to 20’ x 40’ or 800 square feet.
Most reliable, advanced, and affordable alarm available.
Poolguard PGRM-2 is designed to detect intrusions similar to a one-year-old child.
Meets NY, CA, CT, FL, and TN state alarm codes.
Features and details
New Sensing Technology
Easy to Use. Completely Portable.
Important Safety Feature. In House Remote Receiver. Horns are 85 dB at 10 feet.
I was looking for something like this at Walmart and they recommended I look online so I'm glad you carried it. I ordered it and at first I didn't know how the safety future worked but I got it all figured and anything that gets near that pool is noticed. Happy and relived mom...
This device works as stated and gives me another layer of relaxation. While all adults need to watch the kids it's relaxing to know that I am doing more to help with safety.
Arrived on schedule at a fair price and worked right out of the box with easy to follow instructions.
BEST ANSWER:No but when you remove it from pool alarm will sound. You can set it down-disarm alarm and it is in sleep mode until you insert it back into pool
BEST ANSWER:No but when you remove it from pool alarm will sound. You can set it down-disarm alarm and it is in sleep mode until you insert it back into pool
Is this made out of metal or plastic? I need one for a HOA pool to keep outsiders hopping the fence to use the pool after hours. Vandalism and theft is our common issue.
BEST ANSWER:You drill about a 3/8" hole roughly 3 inches from the edge in the concrete. A small rod on the alarm unit fits down in that hole to secure it. I'm happy with the system, it has worked well.
BEST ANSWER:You drill about a 3/8" hole roughly 3 inches from the edge in the concrete. A small rod on the alarm unit fits down in that hole to secure it. I'm happy with the system, it has worked well.
There is a peg that rests in a drilled hole on the side of your pool. I bought a concrete block to drill into and set on the ground, so we didn't have to drill into the concrete deck.
You will need to drill a small hole in the concrete or in the coping in order to have the alarm stabilized. The alarm works great and I highly recommend it.
BEST ANSWER:This is a BATTERY operated device that does not connect with the electric grid. Even if it fell into the water it would only short out the battery inside the device.. UL is usually only concerned with devices that are plugged into the electrical system and can pose a life threatening event, not flashlights, cell phones or other devices that are battery powered and which present no risk of harm. You can safely put your fingers across small batteries such as used in this device with no impact.. IT should be assumed that the device would meet UL 2017 probably because it is battery operated and thus probably not covered by UL.
To be sure, you can call your inspection department and anonymously ask if battery powered devices are required to pass the inspection.
I would also believe that this device has been in use for years and if a UL inspection was required, it would have already been done or the product taken off the market
BEST ANSWER:This is a BATTERY operated device that does not connect with the electric grid. Even if it fell into the water it would only short out the battery inside the device.. UL is usually only concerned with devices that are plugged into the electrical system and can pose a life threatening event, not flashlights, cell phones or other devices that are battery powered and which present no risk of harm. You can safely put your fingers across small batteries such as used in this device with no impact.. IT should be assumed that the device would meet UL 2017 probably because it is battery operated and thus probably not covered by UL.
To be sure, you can call your inspection department and anonymously ask if battery powered devices are required to pass the inspection.
I would also believe that this device has been in use for years and if a UL inspection was required, it would have already been done or the product taken off the market
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