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ETL Listed
Pool Access Alarm
ETL tested to be in compliance with standard safety,
UL 2017, and Florida Building Commission Code
requirements, per ETL listing number 3035022
Exceeds operational requirements of model barrier codes
Microprocessor controlled
Monitors entry to pool and spa areas
Options set by jumpers include closed or open loop, instant
on or 7 second delay alarm, and 15 or 7 second adult shunt
Child resistant button guard built in
Surface or flush mount models
Capable of 2 year life with lithium battery
May be hard wired to remote 12 Volt 500 mA power
source, applied voltage must not exceed 15 VDC
The new GRI Pool Access Alarm was designed as an aid in the prevention
of unattended access to a pool/spa area by a small child. Monitoring all
doors or windows with closed loop or open loop magnetic reed switches,
the Pool Access Alarm will sound an alarm should anyone too small to
manage the adult pass through feature attempt access to the pool/spa
area. For maximum protection all movable openings should be protected
in such a manner by the GRI Pool Access Alarm.
The PAA can be operated with an on-board 9 volt lithium battery or
with a 12 volt externally supplied DC power source, in which case the
battery will perform a back-up function should the externally supplied
source fail for any reason. Both power sources have been designed to
maintain a minimum sound pressure level of 85db at 10' . Should the
battery voltage drop below 8.3 Volts, a low battery mode will be initiated
and the unit will beep approximately every 50 seconds. Battery must be
replaced at this time.
It is suggested that some type of surge protection, such as the GRI CS-1
Current Sensor, be used between the power supply and the PAA.
Note: Unit will function at a minimum 5VDC at a very limited sounder volume.
This power level is considered total battery failure.
WARNING: THIS IS NOT A LIFE SAVING DEVICE.
WARRANTY:
One year limited warranty against workmanship, material and factory defects.
GEORGE RISK INDUSTRIES, INC.
G.R.I. PLAZA
KIMBALL, NE 69145
WWW.GRISK.COM
WWW.GRISK.COM
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Part Numbers
Recessed Pool Access Alarm
1-800-445-5218
1-800-523-1227
(308) 235-4645
FAX (308) 235-3561
E-MAIL: sales@grisk.com
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- Page 1 source, applied voltage must not exceed 15 VDC The new GRI Pool Access Alarm was designed as an aid in the prevention of unattended access to a pool/spa area by a small child. Monitoring all doors or windows with closed loop or open loop magnetic reed switches,...
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Page 2: Installation
In this way, any opening will be detected by the GRI Pool Access Alarm. A single deactivation button can also be wired at each opening to utilize the pass through feature. Additional remote sounders may be wired in to extend sounder coverage. - Page 3 The red LED indicates if there is a battery in the POOL ACCESS ALARM or not. If the PAA is powered solely by an external power supply the LED will remain lit at all times. If the PAA is powered solely by a battery or if it is powered by an external pow- er supply with a battery backup, the LED will flash approximately every 8 seconds.
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Page 4: Specifications
Open Loop with jumper 4 removed DISCLAIMER THE GRI POOL ACCESS ALARM IS NOT A LIFE SAVING DEVICE. It is intended to serve strictly as a monitoring device on doors and windows to help prevent unattended access to pool and spa areas. -
Page 5: Wiring Diagram
(5.5 mm) tected with one PAA by installing closed loop contacts on each door and wiring in a series circuit to each other, back to the PAA. An additional input is also provided to remote the shunting or pass through feature of the alarm. A normally open, button type, momentary push to close switch can be wired to Terminals 2 and 4. - Page 6 Velcro battery holder exposing the adhesive. Attach battery holder to a location which is away from all live parts of the PAA in a plastic (NOT METAL) outlet box and reassemble the PAA with the button on the bottom and the sounder on top.
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