SHOCK ALERT 42500 User manual

WHERE SHOULD SHOCK ALERT BE USED?
Shock Alert is a device that uses three (3) probes to detect voltage gradients in water and warn
you and your family of potentially dangerous electricity.
DETECTS & LOCATES
VOLTAGE IN WATER
Water can become electrified at any time. Pools and docks are
surrounded by lights, pumps, boat lifts, etc. Faulty wiring, failed
GFCI’s, or stray voltage can introduce electricity to the water
where your family swims. When this low level AC current passes
through the body with enough force to cause paralysis, THIS CAN
RESULT IN DROWNING – ELECTRIC SHOCK DROWNING
PREVENT ELECTRIC SHOCK DROWNING BY TESTING THE WATER
WITH SHOCK ALERT
WHAT IS ELECTRIC SHOCK DROWNING (ESD)?
POOLS DOCKS FOUNTAINS
NO VOLTAGE DETECTED VOLTAGE DETECTED
FLASHING WARNING
INDICATORS
If there is voltage present in the
water, the Shock Alert will flash red
LED warning lights.
AUDIBLE WARNING
INDICATORS
The Shock Alert is equipped with audible
warning indicators that beep loudly when
electricity is detected in the water.
INCREASING WARNING
INDICATORS
As you move closer to the voltage
source, the intensity of visible and
audible warnings will increase.
HOW DOES SHOCK ALERT WORK?
For more information please call 1-844-NO-SHOCK or visit www.shockalert.com

SKU # 42500
Size (HxWxL) 5.25 in x 8.5 in x 9.5 in
(13.3 cm x 21.6 cm x 24 cm)
Weight 1.9 lbs (862 grams)
Battery Type Three (3) AA Batteries (Batteries Not Included)
Max Electricity Withstand in Water 120V AC (Measurement Category II)
DEVICE SPECIFICATIONS PARTS LIST:
-Shock Alert Device (1)
-12' Rope Tether (1)
NOTE: Three (3) AA batteries are required for operation of this device.
Batteries are NOT included.
1-844-NO-SHOCK
www.shockalert.com
SHOCK ALERT, LLC.
50 N. CENTRAL DRIVE, O’FALLON, MO 63366
OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS
Do not operate device prior to reading complete operation instructions located inside the Owner’s Manual.
This device is designed to detect electricity present in water by measuring the voltage gradients using the three probes located on the
bottom of the device. It is NOT designed to and WILL NOT absorb electrical voltage from the water. WARNING: Use extreme caution and
avoid contact with water until Shock Alert shows no voltage detected.
1. Remove battery cover and insert three (3) AA batteries according to instructions on the battery packaging. Replace battery cover.
2. Attach 12’ tether to the Shock Alert device.
3. Power on the device and run through Self-Test mode.
4. Using the rope tether, lower device into water.
5. Device will flash green if there is no voltage present. Device will flash red and beep if voltage is present. As you move closer to the
voltage source, the flashing and beeping will increase.
6. Using the rope tether, pull the Shock Alert around the perimeter of the pool, dock, fountain, etc.
POWER
OFF/ON
BATTERY COMPARTMENT
PROBES
TETHER
VISIBLE INDICATORS
Green = All Clear
Red = Voltage Present
AUDIBLE INDICATORS
Beeps = Electricity Present
DETECTS & LOCATES
VOLTAGE IN WATER
REV B 03/18
U.S. PAT. #9,285,396, #8,643,360, #8,686,713 and other patents pending.
MADE IN USA