Poseidon’s cameras may be mounted under water on the walls of the pool for deep water, or overhead to monitor shallower areas to provide a complete and overlapping view.
All cameras operate simultaneously to accurately differentiate situations inside the pool. The system triggers an alarm if a person is motionless at the pool bottom for 10 seconds.
Poseidon is the only system that can combine overhead and underwater technologies.
The alarm process
When Poseidon has detected a person that has been motionless at the bottom of a pool for 10 seconds, an alarm is triggered via a siren with audio and light signal. The alarm information including the swimmer’s position and time since the system detected the person at the bottom of the pool is shown on a display on the wall as well as in the system interface along with images from the event.
Detection and fast response time are the most important factors when a drowning incident occurs to save lives and avoid permanent damage.
Poseidon’s detailed information and alarm allows lifeguards to respond quickly to an incident and begin life-saving.
POSEIDON + LIFEGUARDS = the best surveillance team for your pool
What is required to install?
Step 1
To design a proposal we need a plan and section drawings of the pool.
Step 2
Our engineers make a preliminary design of the system including equipment placement and a price proposal.
Step 3
When deciding to install Poseidon, we perform a complete technical feasibility study.
Step 4
We ship all hardware to the installation site.
Step 5
On-site installation is completed according to Poseidon's technical study.
Step 6
Upon completion, the system is calibrated and tested by Poseidon.