Drowning Detection & Pool Safety Systems
When it comes to pool safety, there is no such thing as being too careful. Drowning detection systems have been shown to mitigate the potential for accidental death by drowning in a swimming pool. This is especially true when it comes to children who play unsupervised in and around the pool. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), drowning is the leading cause of death for children ages one to four years old, and three hundred children drown in swimming pools each year in the United States.
Drowning Detection Systems Help Curb Accidental Deaths #
Drowning is a tragedy that can be easily prevented with proper supervision and the use of pool safety systems. CamerEye is the leading pool alarm on the market for drowning detection in residential swimming pools. CamerEye was rated Best Pool Alarm by Pool Magazine who evaluated pool safety systems from all of the top manufacturers.
Difference Between CamerEye & Other Drowning Detection Systems #
CamerEye uses cutting-edge technology to detect when someone has fallen into the pool and will immediately sound an alarm to alert those nearby. It is also equipped with a pool camera so that you can see what is happening in the pool area at all times. Far from the typical water incursion detection methods used by other pool alarms, CamerEye is able to use sophisticated artificial intelligence that allows it to make an intelligent determination when a swimmer is in distress.
Why Invest in a Pool Safety System Like CamerEye? #
If you are a parent or guardian, it is important to take pool safety seriously and invest in a pool alarm system like CamerEye. With CamerEye, you can have peace of mind knowing that your loved ones are safe while they are swimming and protected by a state-of-the-art pool safety system. Interested in learning more about CamerEye and how it can help keep your family safe? Watch the video below for more information.
Camereye- Proximity Alert System from Brett Hilton on Vimeo.
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