Is this in accordance with UL 2017? I need to satify swimming pool barrier ordinance. Thanks,
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The standard for sound alarms that remains consistent focuses on the sound level of the device when activated, which is listed at 85db at ten feet. Local statutes vary on whether or not any given device may be battery operated only, or must be hard-wired with a battery back up. That being said I cannot find any documentation regarding the noise level of this device, which means you will need to go with a product that clearly lists its sound output in DB, or clearly states that it is UL 2017 COMPLIANT.
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I actually bought it for my mother and she said that it was better than she had before and loved this product.
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Yes, I have been using mine in south Florida for three years and all of the pieces still function well. Ultimately your plastic pool cover will wear and the begin to tear where it connecters to the poles.
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Yes, it is self-priming in my application. That is, with an above ground pool that utilizes an in-wall pump inlets and outlets. Hope this helps.
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My pool was installed in 1995 and this filter is the same as the original from that time period. It lined up perfectly.Hope this is some help
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We just let ours lye on top of the water and it works just fine... We never tuck it in anywhere, ours if a 17 round and we just fold any excess under or over around the edges and let if kinda float... I have pulled it over the area where the retun water goes back in especially if the water is low so that the current does not put it across the pool, but that is only an issue if the water gets low... Hope that answers your question....
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I bought this last year and used it all summer and never had any problems. The weight of the water in the pool keeps the sides from buckling. Once you have these installed, I think you will be very happy. No more laying the cover on the ground and it getting dirty. It is also much easier to take it off and get it back on. The one thing to be aware of, because it is a "no turning back" moment, is when you install these you will be drilling holes into the rim of the pool. I also have a 24' pool. I almost did not install these but then I just went for it...and I'm glad I did. Good luck. I bought this last year and used it all summer and never had any problems. The weight of the water in the pool keeps the sides from buckling. Once you have these installed, I think you will be very happy. No more laying the cover on the ground and it getting dirty. It is also much easier to take it off and get it back on. The one thing to be aware of, because it is a "no turning back" moment, is when you install these you will be drilling holes into the rim of the pool. I also have a 24' pool. I almost did not install these but then I just went for it...and I'm glad I did. Good luck.
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It has been a while but If I remember correctly it did have a UL sticker. These work great to circulate air to keep a crawl space from getting musty. If you have a wet crawl or standing water in the area these will not dry it out, You may need professional help.
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It is before 2012. it,s a match to a switch that was installed in my pool in 1995. Hope this helps !!!!
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Hi Alex, try to use the floaty backdoor as well, it will fill up the gap behind the backdoor, always use floaties in water sports.
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I think it did, but I can't find the paperwork. Its probably buried in the pool supply box. Moot point. The unit worked right as installed and has never given me any problems.If you are going to install the unit yourself here is some advise:1. Use the new wire harness that comes supplied with the unit.2. The trick to a proper operation is EXACTLTY programing all the options same as the original. That means FIRST opening each screen and jotting down the settings on EVERY option. This takes as long as changing out the board. Once all settings are recorded, change the board. Finally, take your time programming the new assembly. I think it did, but I can't find the paperwork. Its probably buried in the pool supply box. Moot point. The unit worked right as installed and has never given me any problems.If you are going to install the unit yourself here is some advise:1. Use the new wire harness that comes supplied with the unit.2. The trick to a proper operation is EXACTLTY programing all the options same as the original. That means FIRST opening each screen and jotting down the settings on EVERY option. This takes as long as changing out the board. Once all settings are recorded, change the... » Read More I think it did, but I can't find the paperwork. Its probably buried in the pool supply box. Moot point. The unit worked right as installed and has never given me any problems.If you are going to install the unit yourself here is some advise:1. Use the new wire harness that comes supplied with the unit.2. The trick to a proper operation is EXACTLTY programing all the options same as the original. That means FIRST opening each screen and jotting down the settings on EVERY option. This takes as long as changing out the board. Once all settings are recorded, change the board. Finally, take your time programming the new assembly. « Show Less
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I bought this item last year and its been outside in the elements on the side of my pool. No problems yet. Still looks brand new
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It was a hot tub I used it for. Can't see why underground lines wld matter. Remove yr filters
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I think it refers to the 'wing' (the black part in the picture) being flexible. The black part is not rigid plastic (more like a rubberized/flexible plastic hybrid). So if your pool has a slight curve (concave curve), this thing will curve with it and still lay "flat" on your pool wall/floor, thus you don't loose suction power. Hope that helps. I like this product, I have it for 1 year now.
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I would say YES to remove 0ld liner. how ? I lifted the old liner around the edges with my fingers then was able to just pull and lift it off with my fingers. one came off in sections .the other in one piece in
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I'm glad that you asked! I have carefully examined the adapter and I cannot find any markings anywhere on it. So, I must presume it is not UL/cUL approved.
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Ours too. We put a weight on the t-bar to hold it down. The unit works great but if you have an automatic cover, the cover will not close completely while the Staypoolizer is in use. We put ours in the shallow end corner so the cover has about a 3" gap from closing. Totally worth it to keep from chasing the water level all summer!
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I not sure I can check. I bought this item in error. I have a vinyl liner in my pool. It's never been used and I would be willing to beat the price by $5. I can put it on eBay and we can complete the transaction legally. If your interested let me know and I will set it up!