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Pool job Rich 06-07-2008
|--> Re: Pool job Bob La Londe06-08-2008
Posted by Doug on June 10, 2008, 9:35 am
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> "Doug" wrote:
>>
>> I didn't think it was possible, but you really are as stupid as you look.
>
> Not having seen you, I can't say whether you look anywhere near as stupid
> as you are.
>
> --
>
> Regards,
> Robert L Bass
>
> ==============================>
> http://www.bassburgIaraIarms.com
> ==============================>

Not being in possession of the facts doesn't normally stop you from
commenting.


Doug





Posted by Rich on June 9, 2008, 4:27 pm
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I use to be a Mose man 900, 950, and 2000

But I was forced in to caddx.
I like my 28 NX8 V1 & V2

We can receive any type, I am the outside man.
Richard



Posted by Just Looking on June 9, 2008, 7:48 pm
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I assume the pool has a fence around it with a gate or two on it? I would
use a Brivo (http://www.brivo.com) panel and have it control the access to
the pool area (using something like a GL1 Gate lock from Securitron)
http://www.securitron.com/. You could use the extra inputs on the Brivo to
page or email the courtesy officer or maintenance personnel to check on a
pool sensor, (or gate held or forced alarm). If you hook the pool alarm into
the regular building alarm you better be ready for some serious false alarm
fees to start piling up.

> I am the employee of a company. I don't take any liability for my work.
> although I am proud of my installs and take the time to ask for help when
I
> need it. The owner wants 2 pool alarms. I just ask where I can get alarm
> equipment , and yes it is pool related not burglar alarm.
> And yes I adding them to the building alarm.
> And yes the city runs it own alarm receiver.
>
> I don't need this back and forth that is not related to my question.
>
> Keep it to pool alarm floats.
>
>
>



Posted by Nomen Nescio on June 9, 2008, 10:40 pm
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>If you hook the pool alarm into
>the regular building alarm you better be ready for some serious false alarm
>fees to start piling up.

That would be a laff riot the first time someone calls up the cops to
dispatch on a burglar alarm from a pool.


Posted by Jim on June 9, 2008, 11:20 pm
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> >If you hook the pool alarm into
> >the regular building alarm you better be ready for some serious false ala=
rm
> >fees to start piling up.
>
> That would be a laff riot the first time someone calls up the cops to
> dispatch on a burglar alarm from a pool.

This whole thread is a laff riot. Who ..... but a municipality would
ever even consider putting a floatation alarm on a public swimming
pool. Or, a pool alarm of any kind. It's going to false, it's not
going to be able to be maintained. Within a year the people who
actually know anything about the project will be transfered to another
location and then no one will know what to do about fixing it,
maintaining it, what to do when a problem occurs or even what to do
when the alarm trips. The local kids will bypass it or constantly set
it off until it becomes as useless as the bureauocrat who thought of
it.

This is just another "make work" project, thought up by some
uninformed bureauocrat who doesn't have anything else to do but think
up things that makes it look like they are doing something. The
project doesn't have to have good results. It doesn't have to be
practical. It doesn't even have to work. Just so long as it looks like
"something" ,..... "anything", is being done. It sounds like a "cover
your ass" project. Even though it'll never be useful, in the event
that some stupid parent doesn't mind their kid and he drowns, they can
say they tried.

They've got a bottomless pit of money from the taxpayers and if they
don't do something with it, then they're afraid they won't vote them
in again, next time.

If you really wanted to protect the pool, put a double fence around
it and secure the "no man's land" between them with lighting, cameras,
photo beams and stress sensors on the fence. Using any kind of
floatation or water entry alarm sensors is to little to late. By the
time anyone got there it would be too late to stop any vandalism or
drowning anyway and in between the false alarms would make it useless.

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