Early Water Leak Detection for Office Buildings
Detect leaks before they cause significant damage - even when offices are vacant.
Detect leaks before they cause significant damage - even when offices are vacant.
Water leaks in offices cause substantial financial losses. The cost of water extraction, cleanup, and repair or renovation for just the smaller leaks that you don’t claim on insurance, can easily add up to mid 5-figure sums for a single building over the course of a year.
And the continued prevalence of flexible working creates additional risk for owners and operators: according to Chubb, vacancy-related water emergencies account for about 8% of commercial water damage losses overall.
Severn WLD™ is a smart water leak detection system that automatically detects and locates water leaks - before they’ve had a chance to cause expensive damage, even when an office is vacant.
Protect your bottom line. Automatically detect water leaks early, before they cause significant damage.
Lower the risk of leak-related damage to vacant offices. Monitor for and automatically detect leaks when they’re small and inexpensive to fix.
Minimize time and money spent on detecting water leaks after significant damage has occurred. Decrease the number of catastrophic leaks, and associated major repair and facility downtime costs.
Avoid the cost and inconvenience of manual inspections. Get an accurate view of where and when leaks occur, in real time, within properties and across your portfolio.
Fit and deploy sensors in minutes, without needing specialist tools. Install easily in small, leak-prone spaces like kitchens and washrooms.
Minimize resource-intensive manual water leak inspections, especially in large sites and hard-to-reach places. Refocus resources from leak detection to other areas of need.
Generate proprietary water leak data, including when and where and when they occur. Identify factors that increase the likelihood of leaks, across facility layouts, usage, and parts.
Significantly reduce water loss derived from detected leaks, enhancing your facilities’ sustainability.
A turnkey solution that includes sensors, a secure network and a cloud-based dashboard for data and reporting.
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Owner operators of office buildings use Severn WLD to monitor anywhere a leak is likely, costly, or both - including:
LAIIER's water leak sensors are strategically placed in areas prone to water damage in office buildings - for example, under water risers, in elevator pits, or near HVAC systems. They detect the presence of water and send real-time leak alerts directly to facilities managers vis SMA and/ or email.
Our water leak sensors have no audible alarms, so tenants aren't disturbed when a leak is detected.
High-risk areas for water leaks in offices include restrooms, kitchenettes, HVAC systems, underfloor piping, water risers, and mechanical rooms. LAIIER's wate leak sensors can be installed in all these locations, with custom leak alert settings to accommodate the different use cases in each area.
Many of our customers find that the LAIIER Cloud dashboard is enough, but we are happy to discuss integrating with BMS or other systems as required.
Water leak alerts are sent via email and/ or SMS to whomever you specify.
Not at all. LAIIER’s sensors are quick and easy to install, don't require specialist tools or training, and can be deployed with minimal disruption to tenants.
They adhere to surfaces and begin monitoring immediately once they're online, making them ideal for both new builds and retrofits.
Our sensors detect both slow leaks and sudden water exposure. Whether it’s a dripping pipe, a leaking faucet, or a full-on burst, the system identifies water presence quickly and reliably to help mitigate damage.
How do you handle maintenance and long-term reliability?>LAIIER's sensors are designed for long operational life: the battery has a 6-year lifespan, and the devices don't require any regular maintenance.
Yes you can. Our solution supports centralized monitoring across multiple properties or office floors, allowing facilities managers to oversee all locations from one platform, which is ideal for enterprise-level applications.