Ultra Slim Pool Safety and Entry Alarm

Worked for our new place, great start to the year

Alarms pass Florida pool codes. Look modern. UL 2017 stamped on back. Would be better if stamped on front. Better if came with plastic insert and screw for wall mount.

I purchased four of these and they all work fine. I used command strips to stick the main unit to the wall and painters tape cut into small double-sided strips to stick the sensors and extra bypass switch. I did this so I can remove everything without damaging the wall. My doors are not on the same plane as the interior wall because there is moulding around all of the doors. This makes it a little tricky to place the sensor wired to the unit, but fortunately there is enough "allowable gap" in the sensor's sensitivity that it was not a problem for me. The alarm is very loud and cycles through different sirens. I was concerned about passing a town inspection (strict pool rules in a town near Boston, MA) but these units were fine. I don't intend to use these regularly but if I did my one complaint is that the wire to the extra bypass button / switch is very short, as are the wires for the extra pair of sensors. So much so that I couldn't set it up to be used on the screen doors. If you want something that is going to work on the main door AND a screen door, these may not work in all circumstances. Otherwise they served the purpose I needed.

Not the easiest to use. If I didn't need this type of alarm to get past inspection, I wouldn't use it. I don't like that you can turn it off and alarm will go off ever time you ope. The door unless you press a button.

But good alarm! The stickies it comes with aren’t strong enough to hang it on wall though, might want to plan on getting your own