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 The Life You Save Could Be Your Child's, Or Your Own. 
What is Suction Entrapment?
When a swimmer becomes stuck to a drain or suction outlet in a swimming pool, spa, wading pool, or hot tub, the force of the filtration system can be tremendous. This “suction entrapment” will hold the bather in its grip until either the vacuum is broken, or he or she drowns, defying the rescue efforts of onlookers. Vac-Alert provides an important layer or protection to suction entrapment with our safety vacuum release system. |
| Vac Alert's VA-2000 SVRS
The perfect safety solution for every pump that draws water, including pools, spas, fountains, slides and vacuum ports.
Self monitoring, non electrical and low maintenance.
Easy to install within thirty minutes. An installation DVD is included with every unit. It is recommended to use a pool professional.
Long lasting design features moisture resistant PVC, and stainless steel construction.
Proven to work - some states such as Texas, North Carolina, and other places like Ontario, Canada are requiring commercial pool owners use equipment like Vac-Alert to retrofit pools and spas.
Meets all requirements of the International Code Council, both the International Building Code (IBC) and the International Residential Code (IRC). Meets or exceeds all the ANSI/ASME performance standards for safety vacuum release systems.
3-year limited warranty ensures reliability.
Won't damage your pump when tripped.
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VA-2000 meets and exceeds IBC and IRC codes. |
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Vac-Alert VA-2000 in Compliance with ASME/ANSI A112.19.17 as required by the International Building Codes (IBC) and the International Residential Codes (IRC)
The Vac-Alert VA-2000 was tested by Applied Research Laboratories and found to comply with ASME/ANSI 112.19.17, "Manufactured Safety Vacuum Release Systems (SVRS) for Residential and Commercial Swimming Pool, Spa, Hot Tub and Wading Pool Suction Systems." The ASME/ANSI 112.19.17 is the required standard in the International Building Code (IBC) adn the International Residential Code (IRC) for items that provide vacuum relief (SVRS). |
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For more information, call Vac-Alert at 1-800-374-7405 or click here to find your Regional Sales Office. |
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