Poolguard DAPT-2 water hazard door alarmPoolguard Door Alarm, DAPT-2 In stock$6499
Poolguard DAPT-2 water hazard door alarm

Poolguard Door Alarm, DAPT-2

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Quick overview

  • Guards the back door Most children who drown in a pool go out through a back door first, and this alarm sounds the moment that door opens.
  • UL 2017 listed Listed under UL 2017, the standard for personal emergency signaling devices.
  • Meets building codes Poolguard door alarms comply with building code requirements for pool barriers.
  • Door or gate The same unit covers a house door or a yard gate on the path to the pool.
  • Made in the USA Poolguard builds all of its alarms in the United States.
  • Long track record Poolguard has been making pool, door and gate alarms since 1982.
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Product details

The Poolguard DAPT-2 is a door and gate alarm for homes with a swimming pool. It sounds when the protected door or gate is opened, which turns a silent exit into something you hear.

Why the door

Most children who drown in a pool leave the house through the back door first. A fence and a cover both help, but neither of them tells you that someone has just stepped outside. The door alarm does, and it does it before anyone reaches the water.

Listings and build

The DAPT-2 is UL listed under UL 2017 and complies with building codes. Poolguard has been building pool, door and gate alarms since 1982, and every product it makes is manufactured in the United States.

Specifications
Brand Poolguard
Manufacturer part number DAPT-2
UPC 769281217438
Type Door and gate alarm
Listing UL 2017
Compliance Complies with building codes
Origin Made in the USA
Shipping weight 0.51 lb
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Questions and answers

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Does this meet code?
Poolguard door alarms comply with building codes and are UL listed under UL 2017. Check with your local inspector for anything specific to your jurisdiction.
Can I use it on a gate instead of a door?
Yes. The DAPT-2 is sold as a door and gate alarm, so it suits either.
Why alarm the door and not just the pool?
Because the door is where it starts. The majority of children who drown in pools go out the back door first, so an alarm on that door gives you a warning before anyone reaches the water.
Where is it made?
In the United States. Poolguard has manufactured its alarms domestically since 1982.
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