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Did you know?

Water Heaters have a limited life, then leak after years of corrosion. Water Heaters are generally considered a maintenance-free appliance, but they are also one of the single most damaging appliances in the home.  Because Water Heaters are constantly under pressure, even small pressurized leaks can quickly flood and devastate a home.  Property damage caused by aging and faulty plumbing is one of the most common home insurance claims. Annually more than 2,500,000 homeowners fall victim and the damages total billions of dollars in preventable losses.  Valuables such as artwork, antiques, computers and electronic data, photographs, and other heirlooms are often difficult or impossible to fully replace.  Whether at home, at work, or on vacation these flooding events can go undetected for hours or even days.

Insurance helps ease the pain of repairs but will not fully replace your valuable property or alleviate the hassle, anguish, and disruption associated with a devastating interior flood loss.  A water sensor will provide your home with round-the-clock indoor flood detection and alert you minimizing damages.

A water sensor  offers homeowners many benefits:

  • Added property protection

     
  • Potential insurance savings (discounts or credits)

     
  • Integration with home security & automation systems

     
  • Protects 24 hours a day while you are home or away

     
  • Peace of mind

How does water sensor work?

Flood sensors install near water-using appliances and in rooms where running water is present.  If leaking water contacts any of the sensors, a wireless signal is immediately broadcast to the alarm panel notifying central station
 

  • Easy integration with home security systems

     
  • Range extending wireless repeaters

Now more than ever you need this home flood protection.  Maintain a smarter home...631Security.com install a Water sensor today!