Wireless Water Leak Detection Systems for Commercial Applications
Using different types of leak detection systems
Sponsored by WATTS Water Technologies, Inc.
Detecting water leaks in buildings before they become a serious problem can protect building owners and occupants against significant damage and expense. Using the latest technology avoids significant costs and harm to people and property.
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Watts is a global leader in the design and manufacture of innovative water solutions for residential, commercial and institutional environments. Products include an extensive line of flow control, filtration and treatment products for water quality, and residential plumbing & heating. Founded in 1874, Watts is headquartered in North Andover, MA.
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
- Detecting water leaks in buildings before they become a serious problem can protect building owners and occupants against significant damage and expense.
- Using the latest technology avoids significant costs and harm to people and property.
- Identify buildings which are at greater risk for leaks and water damage and the corresponding safety concerns.
- Describe different types of leak detection systems intended to help protect people and property from water damage.
- Explore and specify wireless leak detection systems in commercial buildings based on attributes and options to enhance human safety and good health.
