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Do not allow children who cannot swim to get into the pool without a life jacket or arm floats
and without adult supervision.
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Do not leave toys unattended in or by the pool.
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Always keep the water clear and clean.
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Store water-treatment chemicals out of the reach of children.
Always have
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a telephone next to the pool so that you do not have to leave children alone when
making/receiving a call.
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buoyancy aids and a pole easily accessible by the pool.
Other equipment that can increase safety
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A means of cordoning off the pool area, such as a fence, with a gate that is always closed. A
hedge does not cordon off adequately.
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A manual or automatic cover. This must be correctly installed and secured.
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Electronic detectors that sense movement or falls. These must operate correctly. None of
these measures are a substitute for careful supervision.
In the event of an accident
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Immediately lift the person out of the pool.
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Phone 112 and follow the advice you are given.
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Remove wet clothes and wrap the person in warm blankets.
Memorise emergency numbers and set them up next to the pool
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Fire services: 112.
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Ambulance: 112.
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Poison Advice: 112 and ask to be put through to Poison Advice.
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Never place the swimming pool indoors
Symbols
NOTICE:
Do not swim alone!
DANGER:
No diving or jumping
TECHNICAL DATA
Volume
4564 litres
Weight
17 kg
Size
Ø 3000 x H760 mm
