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Maytronics Australia has announced that it will distribute the Poseidon anti-drowning protection system in Australia, through the newly launched Poseidon Australia.

This new division within Maytronics brings the globally recognised leader in early warning drowning protection systems to the Australian market.

A key element of this is the appointment of a Poseidon focused Business Manager to the group - Troy Green.

Joining Poseidon/Maytronics on 1st March, Troy has taken on the national responsibility for Poseidon's continued rollout into the market place.

The Poseidon system continues to gain strong interest across the market for its world leading detection technology and its ability to compliment the work of professional life guards in preventing the loss of life or serious injury due to drowning.

Designed in France in 1995, the state-of-the-art detection system now plays play a vital role in the prevention of drowning and is installed in over 200 locations with over 20 recorded savings worldwide attributable to Poseidon and the work of lifeguards.

Poseidon Australia's goal is to continue to work with organisations and aquatic centre operators across Australia in the promotion and awareness of technology developments to assist the safest possible environment for all those that enjoy the water.

The Poseidon system can be installed in new, refurbished and existing aquatic centres.

Click here to contact Maytronics Dolphin via their Australasian Leisure Management Supplier Directory entry.

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