Business cases Household leak detection

Household leak detection

Building management Prevent catastrophic failure

Summary

Prevent damages by detecting water leaks early

LoRaWAN sensors can be placed in areas prone to leaks, such as near water heaters or washing machines, to detect leaks and trigger an alert. When a leak is detected, the system can send an alert to building managers or occupants, allowing for timely response and repair of the leak.

Sustainability impact

Reduce water waste and property damage from leaks

Prevent catastrophic failure

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Partners involved

Browan

browan.com

Device manufacturer · Integrator

Netvox Technology Co., Ltd.

Engineering · Device manufacturer

Devices used

DC600 - Water Leakage Sensor

Dingtek

EM300-MLD - Leak Sensor

Milesight IoT Co., Ltd

LRS20310 - Water Leak Sensor

Arwin Technology Limited

LS02+ LRW - Leakage Sensor

Thermokon Sensortechnik GmbH

R311W - Wireless Water leak Sensor

Netvox Technology Co., Ltd

Water Leak Sensor

Browan Communication Incorp.

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- Summary: Prevent damages by detecting water leaks early
- Sustainability impact: Reduce water waste and property damage from leaks; Prevent catastrophic failure
- Partners involved: Browan (browan.com), Thermokon (thermokon.de), Milesight (milesight.com), Netvox Technology Co., Ltd. (netvox.com.tw), Dragino (dragino.com), Quandify (quandify.com)
- Devices used: DC600 - Water Leakage Sensor by Dingtek, EM300-MLD - Leak Sensor by Milesight IoT Co., Ltd, LRS20310 - Water Leak Sensor by Arwin Technology Limited, LS02+ LRW - Leakage Sensor by Thermokon Sensortechnik GmbH, R311W - Wireless Water leak Sensor by Netvox Technology Co., Ltd, Water Leak Sensor by Browan Communication Incorp.
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