The RSC-900-F is a wireless, commercial-grade solution for detecting plumbing leaks and monitoring a building’s water usage trends to identify excessive water usage in real-time.

The Hartford Insurance Co., in its statistical review of types of insurance claims, lists water and freeze damage to properties accounts for 15% of their insurance claims. The total annual losses due to water damages cost the United States $15 billion dollars, according to Iproperty Management.

WINT Water Intelligence announces its award-winning technology is available and ready to be directly integrated into fire sprinkler systems. This new solution helps owners and facilities managers prevent water damage from the accidental discharge of water from fire suppression sprinkler systems. WINT’s devices are installed along the sprinkler supply and can detect exceptionally low drip rates. The AI technology and machine learning capabilities provide intelligent monitoring and alert in real-time when the tiniest leaks start.

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Phyn was founded in 2016 as a joint venture between Uponor and Belkin, with both owning 50% of the company.

The Detection Group (TDG), with headquarters in Sunnyvale, California, currently protects over 50 million square feet of floor space in well over 400 commercial buildings across the United States.

The new Flo by Moen property water security system allows multifamily and residential property owners to easily and remotely protect their investments form costly water damage and pipe leaks, Moen points out. 

Protect by LeakSmart is a new flow monitoring system that provides advanced water flow analytics and monitors and controls the home’s water activity — from in-wall to appliance leaks — detecting water leaks instantly, shutting off a home’s main water supply and sending alerts via smartphone in less than 5 seconds, the company explains. 

WINT uses advanced artificial intelligence to detect and stop leaks at the source.

LeakSmart, a leak and flood detection system, now works with the Samsung SmartThings Hub, enabling owners to easily connect the system to their already connected home.

Ideal candidates would include jurisdictional authorities, testing lab and educational facility representatives and manufacturing experts.