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Figure 1, Typical Detection Range
Know What a Stray Electricity Detector Can and Cannot Do
A Stray Electricity Detector can alert you to stray electricity on or around your dock. It can only sound
an alarm once electricity reaches the detection probe. See “Limitations of Stray Electricity Detectors”
for details.
Caution
• Do not paint over the unit. Paint may clog the openings to the siren and prevent the unit from
operating properly.
• Do not stand too close to unit when the alarm is sounding. It is loud to alert you in an
emergency. Exposure to horn at close range may harm your hearing.
Recommended Locations for Dock Lifeguard
Install your Dock Lifeguard with an unobstructed view to allow viewing of the warning strobe when
electricity is detected. Place in a location that is visible from the swimming area around your dock as
well as being easily viewed from the dock and shore. When possible installation unit under roof.
Locations to Avoid for Detector
For best performance, it is recommended you AVOID installing Dock Lifeguard sensing probe in these
areas:
• Placement of probe directly next to an underwater brace or anchor cabling. The bracing and
cables may reduce the range that the probe can reach.
• Avoid running probe sensing wire parallel to other wires to avoid cross coupling.