Swimming Pool Security
Have you got direct access to your pool?
If you have direct access from your home to the pool you must have door closers fitted. We can assist you in considering the options to keep safe!
Their smart sleek design will look good in any home and without the need for masses of wiring their installation has minor impact.
Both sliding and swing door operators can be adapted to be operated by cards, tags, smartphone, sensors and more!
And they’ll close and lock automatically, meeting the pool rules and giving you the peace of mind you need!
Swing Door Operators
Designed for single swing doors
Sliding Door Operators
Designed for range of sliding doors
Door operator solutions
Our range designed for home, office and beyond... https://vimeo.com/665435328
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MultiDrive Sliding Door Operator
Perfect to install on any existing sliding doors, or new sliding doors. Simple motor drive belt system, with wireless push buttons or sensors
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Autoslide Elite Security Sliding Door Operator
Perfect solution for automatic swimming pool doors or automatic pet doors. Closes securely behind you or your pet to keep you safe
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A-Series 200SW Door Operator [with spring return]
Approved for use on E-core Fire Doors, this stylish unit is an ideal fit for improving access, with the added spring return feature.
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A Series 100SW Automatic Door Operator
This robust, stylish door operator provides easy access to homes for people with disabilities with multiple options to activate
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Pool security for New Zealand homes
Swimming Pools and Spa pools must be secure and safe to prevent access to young children, unable to swim or stay safe around water.
Pool rules are strictly enforced and it is important to understand what your obligations are. Use the links below for NZ pool rules, then contact us for specific solutions especially when accessing from the home
Swimming Pool Standards NZ
Click on the following link for page where you can view or download the NZS8500-2006 document
Useful guidelines from Auckland Council