With guidance from the Florida Swimming Pool Association (FSPA), CamerEye Artificial Intelligence (AI) Smart Pool Alarm System is now compliant with the Florida Pool Safety Statute, helping further advance the state’s pool safety standards by creating more choices for the pool owners.
The FSPA‘s continued commitment to safety, innovation, and drowning prevention marks a significant step towards enhancing safety choices and upholding the ‘layers of protection’ for drowning prevention for Florida pool builders and pool owners. This strategy entails a combination of physical barriers and innovative technologies, including surface motion detection alarms, electronic perimeter alerts, and AI-based systems that meet current alarm specifications.
“The Florida Swimming Pool Association (FSPA) is proud to see our member companies bring innovative products to market. It is FSPA’s mission to advance the swimming pool and spa industry and we were enthusiastic to help CamerEye understand the regulatory requirements for swimming pool alarms in the State of Florida. FSPA offers regulatory guidance and robust government affairs representation to all member companies,” says Dallas Thiesen, FPSA senior director of Government Affairs.
CamerEye’s AI smart pool system uses AI-camera technology with a built-in and an external siren to provide 24/7 video monitoring, human (and pet) detection in and around the pool, and timely alerts for critical situations such as distress detection, in order to safeguard pool areas.
CamerEye says it has achieved a significant milestone by becoming the first AI system to meet the stringent ASTM F2208-08 and UL 2017 Standards for pool and spa alarms in three distinct product classification categories in Florida.
The new CamerEye Edge system meets ASTM F2208 Type A and Type B sub-surface (in-pool alarm) classifications in addition to the existing Type C classification, which actively monitors and detects water entry. It uses infrared signals to go below the water’s surface to detect entry into the pool and quickly triggers audible alarms via the camera, external siren and phones, alerting caregivers to take immediate action, as required by Florida law.
“Enhancing pool safety through innovation is CamerEye’s core mission,” says Sai Reddy, CEO and founder of CamerEye. “We are excited to collaborate with the FSPA to advance safety standards and deliver smarter, safer and more sustainable pool experiences.”