PoolGuard Latch

• Rev B: the camera kit was an attachment next to the barrier → the gate itself now reports every close, on any latch brand, with nothing opened or modified
• The gate is where barriers fail (21 of 32 investigated fenced pools: faulty gate or latch) → HOME / BOUNCED / STALLED / PROPPED result for every close, with a phone alert
• Climbable objects left by the fence are the other top inspection failure (Royal Life Saving WA; Auckland: 25% fail first inspection) → rev B1 ClearZone pods photograph the 900 mm strip 6 times a day and alert on a new object still there after 20 min
• Hinge springs weaken silently and gates stop latching from part-open → a weekly close-time trend warns at +15%
• MagnaLatch ALERT only beeps at the gate → phone alert, gate chirp and a log for inspectors and insurers
• Life-safety liability → no drowning, barrier or compliance claim; the fence and the listed latch stay the barrier

ParentPool fence installer

1. 01Trigger: after school a child leaves a ride-on car and a stacking chair against the outside of the pool fence
2. 02Detection: the 4 pm ClearZone photo shows two new objects in the 900 mm strip; 20 minutes later they are still there
3. 03Alert: the parent’s phone shows the photo with both objects boxed: “Something is against the pool fence, east side”
4. 04Action: the parent moves them and taps “fixed”; the next photo is clear and the log shows the time it took

Outcome: The strip is cleared the same afternoon instead of at the next inspection, with a dated record