Safety InformationContinuous and Competent Adult Supervision Of Children and the Disabled Is Required at All Times.Secure All Doors, Windows and Safety Barriers to Prevent Unauthorized, Unintentional or Unsupervised Pool Entry.Install a Safety Barrier That Will Eliminate Access to the Pool for Young Children and Pets.Pool and Pool Accessories Are to Be Assembled and Disassembled by Adults Only.Never Dive, Jump or Slide Into an Above-ground Pool or Any Shallow Body Of Water.Failure to Set Up Pool on Flat, Level,Compact Ground or Over Filling Could Result In the Pool’s Collapse and the Possibility That a Person Lounging In the Pool Could Be Swept Out/ejected.Do Not Lean, Straddle, or Exert Pressure on the Inflatable Ring or Top Rim As Injury or Flooding Could Occur. Do Not Allow Anyone to Sit On, Climb, or Straddle the Sides Of the Pool.Remove All Toys and Flotation Devices From, In, and Around the Pool When It Is Not In Use. Objects In the Pool Attract Young Children. Keep Toys, Chairs, Tables, or Any Objects That a Child Could Climb on at Least Four Feet (1. 22 Meters) Away from the Pool.Keep Rescue Equipment by the Pool and Clearly Post Emergency Numbers at the Phone Closest to the Pool.Examples Of Rescue Equipment: Coast Guard Approved Ring Buoy with Attached Rope, Strong Rigid Pole Not Less Than Twelve Feet (2′) [3. 66m] Long.Never Swim Alone or Allow Others to Swim Alone.Keep Your Pool Clean and Clear.The Pool Floor Must Be Visible at All Times from the Outside Barrier Of the Pool.If Swimming at Night Use Properly Installed Artificial Lighting to Illuminate All Safety Signs, Ladders, Pool Floor and Walkways.Stay Away from the Pool When Using Alcohol or Drugs/medication.Keep Children Away from Pool Covers to Avoid Entanglement, Drowning, or Other Serious Injury.Pool Covers Must Be Completely Removed Before Pool Use.Children and Adults Cannot Be Seen Under a Pool Cover.Do Not Cover the Pool While You or Anyone Else Is In the Pool.Keep the Pool and Pool Area Clean and Clear to Avoid Slips and Falls and Objects That May Cause Injury.Protect All Pool Occupants from Recreational Water Illnesses by Keeping the Pool Water Sanitized.Don’t Swallow the Pool Water.Practice Good Hygiene.All Pools Are Subject to Wear and Deterioration.Certain Types Of Excessive or Accelerated Deterioration Can Lead to an Operation Failure,and Can Ultimately Cause the Loss Of Large Quantities Of Water from Your Pool.Therefore, It Is Very Important That You Properly Maintain Your Pool on a Regular Basis.This Pool Is for Outdoor Use Only.Empty Pool Completely When Not In Use for a Longer Period and Safely Store the Empty Pool In Such a Way That It Does Not Collect Water from Rain or Any Other Source. See Storage Instructions.While the Swimming Pool Is In Use,You Will Need to Operate the Filter Pump to Ensure That There Is at Least One Complete Turnover Of Water a Day.Consult Your Pump’s Manual to Calculate the Necessary Operating Hours.Children, Especially Children Under Five Years, Are at High Risk Of Drowning. Remove or Secure Ladder When Not In Use. Closely Watch Children Who Are In or Near This Pool. Diving or Jumping May Result In Broken Neck, Paralysis, Permanent Injury or Death. If Drain or Suction Outlet Cover Is Missing or Broken, Your Hair, Body and Jewelry Can Get Sucked Into Drain. You Could Be Held Underwater and Drown. Do Not Use the Pool If Drain or Suction Outlet Cover Is Missing or Broken. Empty Pool or Prevent Access When Not In Use. Store the Empty Pool In Such a Way That It Does Not Collect Water from Rain or Any Other Source. Keep Unsupervised Children from Accessing the Pool by Installing Fencing or Approved Barrier Around All Sides Of Pool. State or Local Laws or Codes May Require Fencing or Other Approved Barriers. Check State or Local Laws and Codes Before Setting Up Pool. Refer to the List Of Barrier Recommendations and Guidelines As Described In CPSC Publication No. 362. Safety Barrier Guideline for Home Pools Found at Www. Poolsafely. Gov. Drowning Occurs Silently and Quickly. Assign an Adult to Supervise Pool and Wear Provided Water Watcher Tag. • Keep Children In Your Direct Sight When They Are In or Near Pool. Pool Presents a Drowning Hazard Even During Filling and Draining Of the Pool. Maintain Constant Supervision Of Children and Do Not Remove Any Safety Barriers Until the Pool Is Completely Empty and Stowed Away. When Searching for a Missing Child, Check the Pool First,Even If You Think Your Child Is In the House.Toddlers Can Climb Ladder and Get Into Pool. Before Leaving Pool Area, Remove Ladder or Other Means Of Access, and Safely Store Away from Pool. When Leaving the Pool,Remove Floats and Toys from the Pool That Might Attract a Child. Position Furniture (for Example, Tables,Chairs) Away from Pool So That Children Cannot Climb on It to Gain Access to the Pool If a Filter Pump Is Included with the Pool, Locate Pumps and Filters In Such a Way That Children Cannot Climb on Them and Gain Access to the Pool. Electrocution Risk:Keep All Electrical Lines, Radios, Speakers and Other Electrical Appliances Away from the Pool. Do Not Place Pool Near or Under Overhead Electrical Lines. Suction Risk:If a Filter Pump Is Included with the Pool, Replacement Pump Shall Never Exceed the Maximum Flow Rate Marked on the Suction Fitting. Be Prepared to Respond to an Emergency:Keep a Working Phone and a List Of Emergency Numbers Near the Pool. Become Certified In Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation () So You Can Respond to an Emergency. In the Event Of an Emergency,Immediate Use Of CPR Can Make a Life-saving Difference.

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