Summer is just around the corner! Our Pool Alarms have arrived!!! Get yours before they are gone!!!
More than 900 children between 1 and 14 die each year in drowning
accidents. In California, drowning is the number one cause of
accidental death for children 1-4 years of age.
But, do you really need these statistics to convince you to do everything you
can to prevent this from happening to your child or grandchild?
Pool Alarm
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The Pool Alarm installation is very easy. It sits on the pool deck as shown in picture. After you install the POOL ALARM, it can't be de-activated; it is always in the alarm ready mode until you put it in Sleep Mode. If someone who does not know how to put the POOL ALARM in sleep mode attempts to remove the alarm, it will sound an alarm. The Pool Alarm comes with a remote receiver which can be mounted in your home up to 200 feet from the main unit. It comes with a 12 volt power supply. The Pool Alarm uses one a 9-volt battery (not included) which should last approximately one year. There is a audible low battery indicator which will sound at the poolside alarm and the remote receiver.
Oscar winner NICOLE KIDMAN is trying to raise awareness of violence
against women. The actress, who is the goodwill ambassador for the
United Nations Development Fund for Women (UNIFEM) - helped launch the
Say No to Violence against Women campaign. She says, "One in three women will encounter violence
in some way, shape or form against them in their lifetime. So much of
it is shrouded in silence. What we are trying to do is say this is
something that needs to be addressed. A lot of it is taking away the
stigma, creating awareness and not making it a silent pandemic. I want
to encourage people of all nations to unite behind our call to end
violence against women."
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Oscar winner NICOLE KIDMAN is trying to raise awareness of violence
against women. The actress, who is the goodwill ambassador for the
United Nations Development Fund for Women (UNIFEM) - helped launch the
Say No to Violence against Women campaign. She says, "One in three women will encounter violence
in some way, shape or form against them in their lifetime. So much of
it is shrouded in silence. What we are trying to do is say this is
something that needs to be addressed. A lot of it is taking away the
stigma, creating awareness and not making it a silent pandemic. I want
to encourage people of all nations to unite behind our call to end
violence against women."
