Advanced MechatronicMitigate, minimize, and prevent water damage · private well and pressure-tank systems · residential and commercial
The system provides continuous automated monitoring of the water system and initiates an immediate shut-off response when an abnormal condition is detected — mitigating, minimizing, and preventing water damage in residential and commercial installations.
It operates autonomously, including during utility power failure or loss of internet, and requires no cloud server access or subscription service.
* Insurance company may require third-party monitoring for a discount.

| Flow | oz/min and gal/min |
|---|---|
| Pressure | Well pump / pressure tank and building pressure |
| Well pump | Motor current (amps); run time logged continuously |
| Water softener | Regeneration cycle monitoring |
| Leak sensors | Contact sensors, multiple zones |
| Environment | Temperature and humidity, continuous |
| Minimum flow | 0.05 oz/sec at all times — no special leak-test cycle required |
| Valve control | Automated water system valves (shut-off and dump) |
|---|---|
| Shut-off action | Able to dump all system water pressure |
| Well pump power | 1PH 220 VAC — 30 A relay |
| Emergency shut-off | Pushbutton |
| Alarm output | Relay contact for horn / siren |
| Alarm settings | User-configurable actions and alarm limits |
| Battery back-up | Standard |
| Flow sensors | Pulse-output type |
|---|---|
| Data retention | Non-volatile; retains total flow usage |
| Event logging | Usage, pump run time, softener regeneration, and more |
| Analysis | Logged data analysis with summary report |
| System testing | Built-in water system testing |
| Remote access | View and control via internet — PC or cell phone |
|---|---|
| Notifications | User-configurable text and email alerts to multiple users |
| Security integration | Integrates with building security system |
| Interface | Graphical touch screen |
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