Poolguard PGRM-2E
They said about the Poolguard. "The PGRM-2 sounded on each mannequin drop with an average response time of 9.45 seconds, and did not alarm during the wind test. This subsurface device meets all of GHRIs safety requirements."
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Poolguard PGRM-2
• Important Safety Feature
• In House Remote Receiver
• Horns are 85 dB at 10 feet• Detects Intruders
• Sits on Deck
• Battery Powered
• Low Battery Indicator
• New Sensing Technology
• Easy to Use
• Completely Portable
• Automatic Reset
• Affordable Price


POOLGUARD IN GROUND POOL ALARM
NSF CERTIFIED TO ASTM F 2208-08
NEW Weatherproof Design
NEW Sensing Technology
NEW Microprocessor Technology
3 Year Warranty
Only £220.00 + vat
1. The Poolguard POOL ALARM, once installed in the pool, cannot be
de-activated; it is always in the alarm ready mode.
2. Tamper Proof: Poolguard POOL ALARM will
sound an alarm when removed from the pool.
3. Sleep mode: when you would like to use your pool, simply
remove the alarm from the pool and put it into sleep mode.
4. Automatic Wake-up: The Poolguard Pool Alarm
will automatically wake up and run a system test when installed
into the pool.
5. The Poolguard 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.
6. The Poolguard poolside alarm works on a 9-volt battery (not
included); with a battery life of approximately one year.
7. Audible low battery indicator at the poolside alarm is also
indicated by the in house remote receiver.
8. New sensing technology provides less chance of false alarms
due to wind, rain or small objects such as sticks or toys
entering the water.
9. Works with pool up to 20' x 40' (800 sq. ft.)
10. The Poolguard Pool Alarm can be used with a solar blanket.
11. Most reliable, advanced, and affordable alarm available.
12. Poolguard Pool Alarms are designed to detect intrusions
similar to a one year old child weighing 18 pounds and up
Question and Answers on the Poolguard
Q. How does it work.
A. Once the pool guard is installed in the pool it automatically
wakes up and runs a system test, it will then detect an
intrusion similar to a one year old child weighing 18 pounds and
up.
Q. How do you switch it off.
A. When you would like to use your pool, simply remove the alarm
from the pool and put it into sleep mode.
Q. What power do I need
A. The poolguard poolside alarm works on a 9-volt battery with a
life of approximately one year
Q. What happens if a person falls in the pool.
A. The Poolguard Pool Alarm comes with an in-house remote
receiver that has a range up to 200 ft (60mtrs), and comes with
a 12 volt power supply that plugs into a wall socket.
Q What size pool does it protect
A Up to 800 Square Feet and has been tested and certified by the
ETL in a 16' x 32' pool
Q How Load is the sounder
A 85db Horn at 10 Feet
Q Does it have a CE number
A Yes it does
Q Can it be used in Europe
A Yes a CE mark means it has been tested to European standards
Q What is the weight of the alarm inside the box
A 2.72KGS Packed
Q What sort of warranty do I get
A You get a 3 year warranty on faulty parts
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Over the last
few years there have been other alarms that have looked like the
Poolguard, offered the same guarantees as the poolguard, they
have even copied the operating instruction word for word.
The names they have gone under are JB 2005, ALPOOL, PROTECTOR,
AQUA ELITE, AGUA ALERTE , KOENIG , POOL ALERTE and others...
The above are all Chinese copies of the poolguard and as such
are imitations.
The Poolguard has been tested by the Consumer Product Safety
Commission and has a history of over 25 years.
The Picture above is of the JB2005 although is still being sold
stating that it complies with the French AFNOR regulations
(NF90-307/A1) BUT ON THE 7th September 2006 the Tribunal of
Commerce of Marseilles stated that it did not comply.
Poolguard also does not comply with the AFNOR regulations but
also has never stated it ever did, Poolguard complies with the
American regulations which carry out there own stringent tests.
The Poolguard In-Ground and Above-Ground Pool Alarms were tested
by the National Sanitation Foundation (NSF). Each model was
found to be in compliance with the new ASTM International
Standard for Pool Alarms, ASTM F2208-08. ASTM revised the safety
and performance standard for pool alarms in 2008 at the request
of the U.S.
Consumer Product Safety Commission. Poolguard Alarms Model PGRM-2 and PGRM-AG were thoroughly tested to the performance requirements and test procedures of ASTM F 2208-08. Poolguard Pool Alarms now have the NSF Certified Mark.
The document put forward as a 'Certificate of conformity to NF (Normes
Française) laws", is in fact a "partial verification" document.
It has been declared invalid for use as a full certificate of
conformity and revoked by the issuing body, INTERTEK ETL SEMKO.
There is only one Poolguard alarm and that is the
PGRM-2E, don't buy inferior copies that may cost less but have
no history and are there just to make a quick profit.
"Don't compromise on Safety"
The Best Pool
Alarms and Pool Gates
The GRIM tested alarms and gates to childproof your pool
(Good Housekeeping Research Institute)
They said about the Poolguard.
"The PGRM-2 sounded on each mannequin drop with an average
response time of 9.45 seconds, and did not alarm during the wind
test. This subsurface device meets all of GHRI’s safety
requirements.









