Nationwide Industries 10" AquaLatch with Handle/Keeper

Federal and local pool codes require self-latching gates for pool barriers to keep unauthorized people from entering the pool area. Unfortunately, every year hundreds of toddlers enter the pool area and drown. Magnetic gate latches have rapidly become the safety latch of choice. The AquaLatch™ magnetic gate latch meets all pool codes when properly installed. Give yourself peace of mind and protect your young ones with the AquaLatch™ magnetic gate latch!

How this latch works:

AquaLatch magnetic gate latch works as a pool safety latch when matched with self-closing hinges. When the gate closes, the magnetic striker pulls the latch pin securely into the striker. The gate cannot be forced open by a toddler with this system. The gate is opened by simply pulling up on the latch release knob on top. The latch can be locked with keys provided.

AquaLatch™ 10" Magnetic Gate Safety Lock Features:

• Highly child resistant.
• Key lockable, at 45° angle for easy access.
• Two keys provided.
• Horizontal and vertical installation adjustment.
• Extruded aluminum body with glass-filled nylon components.
• Left or right hand applications.
• Built-in handle available.
• Automatic magnetic latching.
• Easy grip release knob.
• Safe-Alert™ provides a visual alert when the latch is not engaged.
• Can be used on any kind of square framed gate/post (Round Post Adapter also available).
• Fits gate/post gaps between approx. 3/8" to 2".
• Mounting hardware included.
• Complete Instructions For Easy Installation.
• Pool Safe* When Mounted According To Local Standards.
• Manufacturer's Limited Lifetime Warranty.

*NOTE: Most swimming pool codes require a latch on a gate protecting a swimming pool area be a minimum of 54" above the bottom of the gate in order to put it out of the reach of small children. Self-closing hinges are required on pool-safe applications. Standard gate posts on fences less than 5' high may need to be extended higher to allow the latch to be mounted higher. In many cases the latch can be mounted to extend above the posts to attain height required (Example). Check your local pool codes which may vary.