The institution
An iconic building filled with priceless artifacts – literally, national treasures held in trust for the nation.
Working with our partner Microshare and global facilities management giant Bouygues to protect national treasures with early water leak detection.
An iconic building filled with priceless artifacts – literally, national treasures held in trust for the nation.
International facilities management giant, delivering expert, sustainable services to meet their customers' needs.
Creating smart building and operational data at scale for commercial and public infrastructure.
How can a national archive protect one-of-a-kind historical artifacts from damage or destruction due to leaks or flooding?
Like all buildings, public infrastructure is susceptible to catastrophic damage from hidden water leaks and flooding.
And while any form of water leak damage has a cost, damage to or destruction of irreplaceable national treasures incurs an even higher cost than other water leaks.
LAIIER's Severn WLD™ devices were installed in a multiple places within the building: along pipes, under rooflines, and under a leak-prone physical plant. The tool-free installation ensures that the fabric of the building is undamaged, without compromising on device effectiveness.
The devices were then connected to Microshare's EverSmart Alert platform, delivering real-time alerts immediately to responsible Bouygues staff when a leak occurs.
Should a leak occur, the Severn WLD detects it, sending data to the EverSmart Alert platform. This, in turn, sends real-time alerts, ensuring that the Bouygues facilities management team can respond in a quick and timely manner.
Small problems care prevented from becoming national tragedies. And what’s more, by detecting small leaks at an early stage, the national institution saves money and operates more sustainably.