Water Protec LED 13 User manual

Smart valve
A smart valve is installed at
the main water inlet and will
automatically shut off water
supply if sensors detect a leak.
Control panel
The control panel interacts with sensors for water leak
detection and battery strength. It also monitors ambient
temperature and proper valve connection.
Remote control
Insurance companies
recommend that you
shut off the main water
supply of your property during
extended absences. The Water
Protec remote control allows you
to control the intelligent valve
from a distance.
Sensors
Sensors are installed in strategic locations throughout your house, such as at water heaters,
dishwashers, washing machines, toilets, bathtubs, ready to send
immediate signals in case of water leak. Sensors are also equipped
with cable detection
A reliable solution against
water damages
Our vision:
To be the world leader in prevention systems to prevent
water damage in residential, industrial and commercial
areas.
Our mission:
To provide a product assuring peace of mind and protection
of the environment through our system, by controlling
serious incidents caused by water in all sectors.
Our product:
The aim of our product is to prevent damage caused by
water. The product is an electronic valve installed at the
main water entrance that automatically shuts off when the
control panel receives an RF signal from a wireless water
sensor placed in a strategic location. This product is
extremely effective in preventing water overflow caused by
the hot water tanks, bathtubs, sinks, toilets, dishwashers,
washing machines, etc. All you do is place the wireless
sensors anywhere you foresee as a potential trouble spot.
•The control panel is the Main Unit Interface that
is in constant communication with the sensor and the
electronic valve. The entire System is Certified CSA and
UL

Live messaging by SMS and/or
e-mail, cellular, desktop, laptop,
electronic tablet through WIFI.
Advantages of the
Water Protec system
•Electronic stainless steel valve guaranteed 5 years with
the certification
(CSA 125.3 vs a plastic valve on many competitors)
•Sizes available:
¾”- 1.0” – 1.5” – 2.0” – 2.5” – 3.0” – 4.0”
•5 sensors included, all wireless with programming with FCC
communication (915 MHz)
•Valve connection supervision with notification
•Possibility of having more than 30 sensors.
Very easy to add or delete sensors once
the system is installed
•Complete water cut-off system with
2 years guarantee that is certified CSA and UL
with audit by Intertek every three months.
•Audible alarm for 15 minutes
in situation of detection or problem
•Our control panel can be connected to the
domestic alarm system and advise the owner via
their central supervision as additional
features.
•The control panel is equipped with a 9 volt battery
to operate the system in situation of power failure
•The control panel with 21 LEDS is equipped with a thermostat
who will closes the valve automatically if the temperature is
lower than 5 degrees Celsius.
1 833 487-7997
www.water-protec.com
Water-Protec
makes sure the
system is functional
even in a situation
of power failure

Owner’s Manual
Thank you for purchasing a Water-Protec product.
We want to offer you the best product that protects you against water damage
and give you peace of mind.
We therefore invite you to read this guide carefully,
which is designed to suit your needs. Useful information at your ngertips.
A fully autonomous, automated
and connected solution against
water damage.
Recognized
by the majority
of insurers
Our smart valve stops the water ow in the following second, avoiding any excessive damage that
could have been caused by the water leak. Wireless sensors are installed in strategic areas of your
property and automatically detect the presence of water. ey then quickly send a shut-o signal to
the smart valve, which is installed directly at the main water supply.

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Water-Protec products have been manufactured under the highest standards of quality of the
industry. at’s why Water-Protec oers a 5 year warranty on the valve, a 2 year warranty on
parts and a 1 year warranty on the installation if performed by one of our Certied Network member
starting on the original date of purchase.
If a part is proven to be defective during the warranty period, Water-Protec will provide, free of charge, the
parts necessary to restore the system to working order. A proof of purchase (sales invoice) must
accompany any warranty claim. Defects or damage caused by the use of parts other than original
Water-Protec parts are not covered by this warranty.
Please note that the warranty does not include damage caused by improper installation or improper use of
the product. In this case, labour or replacement of parts will be at the owner’s expense.
For a claim request, please rst contact our technical service at the number at the bottom of the page.
ey will then guide you through the process of sending the defective part with a Return Merchandise
Authorization (RMA) number.
Technical support 24/7 1 833 487-7997
Water-Protec T.P. Products : 1 Avenue Liberté, Candiac (Québec) J5R 1X8
Content
Warranty
1. Valve : A smart valve is installed at the main water
inlet and will automatically shut o water supply if
sensors detect a leak.
2. Control Panel : e control panel interacts with
sensors for water leak detection and battery strength.
It also monitors ambient temperature and proper
valve connection. For troubleshooting, please refer to
graphic (p.9). You can connect 2 electronic valves and
up to 40 sensors. It is equipped with a 9 volt battery to
operate the system in situation of power failure.
3. Remote control : e remote control allows
you to control the intelligent valve from a distance
during extended absences.
4. Power supply : A 12V power supply adapter in direct current.
5. Sensors : e kit includes 5 sensors which can be installed in strategic
locations throughout your house, such as at water heater, dishwasher, washing
machine, toilets, etc.
Certied
according to
CSA (125.3)
standards

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Installation
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Getting ready
First, check the content of the box: make sure all parts are present and
that you have enough sensors for your property conguration.
Using a pencil and inventory sheet, browse your property. Identify
each place to protect and write them on the sheet.
e sensors are powered by two 3V batteries. If the batteries are not
already installed, insert them into the socket on the back of each
sensor. Make sure they are in the “ON” position.
Install the 9V battery in the control box. Make sure that the battery is
not discharged by checking that the indicator lights come on.
Plug the control box into an electrical outlet and connect the valve to
the control box.
Before proceeding with the installation, it is important to test the
proper functioning of each component of the system.
Synchronizing and functioning
Aer the initial power-up, all the LEDs on the the 886E control will ash. is indicates that no control
devices have yet been synchronized (paired) to the unit. is synchronization must be done before the
system components can be deployed.
Synchronizing the remote
e rst device to be synchronized with the main unit must be the remote control.
Proceed as follows: Push the Program Button on the Main Control Unit to activate Program mode.
When the lemost three LEDs (1-3) start to ash, the unit is in Program mode and is ready to receive a
synchronizing signal from the remote control. is is sent as follows: push the 2 buttons on the remote
control simultaneously and wait until only the rst LED on the Main Control is still ashing and LEDs 2
and 3 are OFF. e remote is now synchronized.
We recommend that the
installation of the valve should
be performed by a
certied plumber
Tools Here is the list of tools you
will need :
Snap-off
blade knife
Level
Cisors
Mesuring tape
Cutter
Drill
Screwdriver
For plumbing:
Wescott wrench
Teon tape
Pliers
Program

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Synchronizing and functioning (continued)
Synchronizing the sensors
Once all the sensors and the remote control are synchronized placed, and the valve installed. e
LEDs on the control panel should show green for each sensor installed. Sensors can be tested
by shorting the electrodes as described above. Aer a short delay an alarm will be heard from the
control panel, and the activated sensor’s LED should turn red.
e basic Water-Protec kit includes 5 sensors but it is possible to add as many as needed. If you
need more sensors than available positions you can use twin sensors. Twin sensors can occupy the
same position on the control box.
Press the metal portion of the tester tool onto the two metal
contacts of the sensor. If the sensor is functional, a light
will come on the control box and the valve will close. Note
the position of the sensor on the control box and identify the sensor with the corresponding
numbered sticker. is is an important step. It will allow you to quickly identify the source of a
leak in case of water damage.
e next position on the control box will be automatically selected to allow you to synchronize the
next sensor. If you use twin sensors, only one of the two sensors must be associated with the tester
tool for the pair to be synchronized.
Before usage, the additional sensors must be synchronized to the control box. To synchronize a sixth sensor press the synchronization
button six times slowly until the sixth light on the control box ashes. Make sure the indicator light changes position before pressing
the button between each position. e synchronization mode will automatically turn o aer 15 seconds of inactivity. Remember to
identify sensors using the corresponding numbered sticker.
If you want to add sensors at a later time, refer to the inventory sheet to nd a free position. e inventory sheet is at the end of
this guide.
Valve Installation
Now that all the necessary tests are done and that the sensors are correctly
synchronized and identied, you can install the valve.
First, nd an installation
point for the valve.
It must be located
immediately aer the residence’s main
water supply and, where applicable,
before the junction of the outdoor
sprinklers.
In order to power the control panel,
an electrical outlet must be available
nearby (gauge #24).
Close the circuit breakers for appliances connected to a
water supply and the water heater. Close the water inlet.
Empty the water pipes by opening a tap at the lowest
point of the residence. If necessary, also open the bathtub
at the highest point of the residence. Once the pipes
have been emptied, turn o the tap at the lowest point
of the property.
Make sure that the diameter
of the valve matches the
water inlet hose and use the
appropriate ttings for your
piping.
For a valve of more than
1 inch, it must be
equipped with a
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Valve Installation (continued)
Measure the length of the pipe to be cut and cut the pipe.
Apply Teon tape to the end caps and securely thread the
end caps into the valve using an adjustable wrench.
Insert the valve into the piping and seal securely with a pex
conduit clamp.
Install the control box in an accessible place. Plug the
valve into the control box and then the control box
into the power outlet. Reopen the water inlet.
Make sure there is no air in the plumbing by opening a tap
at the highest point of the residence. If the bathtub has been le open, turn o the faucet once the water has started owing again. Switch
on the circuit breakers. You can now install the sensors.
Sensors installation
Sensors should be installed at the lowest point of the oor to allow water to reach the
sensor. ey must be securely fastened with the Velcro supplied and must never be
installed directly on concrete. A sticker to prevent contact with
concrete is provided in the box. Drill as close to water lines as
possible, making sure you do not damage them.
Fix the sensor in the hole. If you decide to cover the hole, use
a grid to allow water to ow to the sensor.
Remember to respect the locations you have numbered.
Remove the top plate from the dishwasher and
attach the sensor to the lowest level of the oor near
the water inlet. You can also order a sensor with a
detection wire for better protection.
Install the sensor on the back of the fridge near the water supply. Install the
sensor behind the toilet near the water supply line and the toilet bowl. Install
the sensor on the back of the washer under the water supply lines and the waste
water return.
If your water heater is protected
by a tank, install the sensor inside
the tank with a Velcro.
If your water heater is not protected
by a tank, install the sensor at the
lowest point of the oor making
sure to protect the sensor contacts
from the concrete
with the sticker
provided.
Repeat the steps according to the number of
places to protect relevant to your home.
Once all the sensors
are installed, stick the
inventory sheet near the
control panel.

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Wi connection
e 20-position Water-Protec system is equipped with a WiFi transmitter. You can choose to connect it to the Internet. is allows you
to view the status of your system from a secure portal and receive an email or a SMS notications when a leak is detected. e portal
can be accessed from a cell phone, tablet or computer to remotely monitor system status.
To connect your system to the Internet, you must rst allow the control pannel
to communicate on your Wi-Fi network. Press the Reset and Cancel
buttons simultaneously for at least 10 seconds. When the 20th position
indicator light ashes, release both buttons and press Cancel.
LED 13 LED 14 LED 15
On O O Access point server begin
O On O Access point web site activated
O O On Access point ready
On O On Access point should appear in a list of
Wi-Fi networks.
On your computer or mobile device, make sure the Wi Transmitter is enabled and connect
it to the newly created network : WP886E_AP. Enter the password waterprot886.
Once connected, open a web browser and visit the address 192.168.4.1.
Check that the 16 characters on the screen correspond to the 16 characters of the serial
number of your control panel. is serial number is located behind the door of the battery
case.
Enter the name of your personal Wi network and its password in the appropriate elds and
press “Send”. e control panel will restart. If the information entered is correct, the panel will
now be connected to the Internet.
If the data has been successfully accepted, this message will display:
“Included: saved to EEPROM... Water-Protect is about to reboot.”
If an error has been found, the following message will appear:
“Error: Name or Password” - e device cannot identify the name and password of the Wi-Fi
client entered. It is the responsibility of the user to provide the correct name and password of
their Wi-Fi network.
Account synchronization
In your Web browser, follow the steps to create your account.
Once your account is created, link your valve by entering the 16 characters of
your serial number.
Congratulations!
You have installed your Water-Protec water damage protection system.
Welcome to mywp.water-protec.com/mywp

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Communication with
the control panel
e water sensors as well assending an alarm signal if the electrodes are immersed in water, also
periodically send a signal (IOK) to the control panel, indicating that they are present and functional. if
this signal is not received on schedule by the control panel, an alarm is
triggered. e water sensors also have an internal battery check, made on a
regular basis. An alarm will be triggered by a water sensor
with low battery voltage.
NOTE : Aer detecting water, the water supply will be shut o. Make sure the sensor
is completely dry. If water has gotten inside the sensor, you must replace it.
To restore the water supply, press the Open button on the remote control (which
may take a few moments to respond) or the Reset button on the control panel.
e control panel has two main connection points. e main control panel is
also equipped with a concealed push button to be used during programming and
synchronization only.
Jacks (2) 3.5mm stereo connected in parallel for one or two shuto
valves.
°e jacks are equipped with integral switches which close when a valve is plugged in. e control circuit will issue an
alarm if a valve becomes disconnected. In the event that only one valve is deployed, a dummy plug must be inserted in
the other jack.
Alarm system connection
For units congured for use with home alarm systems, the 886E control is tted
with 2 relays. One alarm relay, which outputs NO (normally open)/NC (normally
closed) contacts to the alarm system in the event of a shuto alarm, and a second
relay : a low battery warning - that outputs a contact to the alarm system if a low
battery signal is received from a water sensor.
Alarm output contacts from the 886E operate when there is an alarm that closes the valve – not when
the valve is deliberately closed by the rem ote.
Terminals are provided to connect with a local alarm system. e Alarm Input closes
when the alarm system is set -as when leaving the residence. Aer a delay of 2 hours
(to allow completion of washer/dishwasher cycles) the valve should close. It will
reopen when the alarm input contacts open.
If Alarm system is not used, no
connections need to be made to these
terminals
Program button
Power supply input
Stereo input 1 valve
2 valves
Water-Protec recommends
that this connection be
made by your
alarm technician
Dummy plug
1234567
Alarm
in Alarm out Low Batt
1-2 : Alarm in
3-4 : Alarm out(NO)
4-5 : Alarm out (NC)
6-7 : Low battery signal

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Additional information
Replacing the remote control
In the case of loss or failure, to replace a remote control that has already been synchronized with a control panel,take the following
steps: First, push the Program button on the control panel to activate Program mode. e control panel is in Program Mode when
the rst LED is ashing. When the rst led ashes, Aer push the Reset button on the control panel three times. e rst three LEDs
should start to ash. Unit is ready to receive a syncronization signal from a remote control.
Replacing or adding a water sensor
Set the Main Control to Program Mode by pressing the Program button. e rst LED will ash. Push the Open button on the
remote control – each push will move the ashing LED to the next position. When the desired position is reached, synchronize the new
sensor by shorting the electrodes as described previously. e selected LED should now be continuously lit, and the next one, ashing.
Battery replacement
Sensors
e water sensors are equipped with two 3V/20mm lithiumcoin cells (ex.: Panasonic CR2032).
To replace, open the sensor case by removing one xing screw, remove old batteries and replace
with new – carefully observing marked polarity (Positive upward). Replace the cover and
return to service. (Note: the sensor will function with only one battery in place, with reduced
lifetime.)
Remote control
e Remote Control is equipped with one 3V / 16mm lithium coin cell
(ex.: Panasonic CR-1632). e case snaps open with a ngernail.
Control Panel
e control panel is equipped with one 9V Battery (ex.: Energizer EN22). To replace, slide out the access hatch from control panel,
remove the old battery and insert the new, then replace the cover.
Alarms of the control panel
e control panel has 20 numbered LED indicators. ese show green when there are no anomalies. If one or more sensors fail, or
detect water, the corresponding LED will light red, the valve will close and you will hear an alarm.
Sensor Low Battery
If a water sensor has low battery, it periodically sends a signal to the control panel. e corresponding LED on the control panel will
show orange, and the audible alarm will sound, and continue for 15 minutes. e LED will remain orange until the condition is
rectied. Water will shut o aer 4 low battery signals have been received. e system also outputs a relay contact to remote alarm
system if a low battery alarm occurs. e battery of the corresponding sensor must be replaced, though it should continue to function
for some time. Battery life should be in excess of one year.
Water detection
If any sensor detects water, the corresponding LED will light red and the audible alarm sound. e valve will immediately close, and
remain closed until opened with the remote or until the Reset button is pressed.
It is best to change
batteries every 12 months.
Batteries should be
changed if the sensors
have been activated
when water is detected.

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IOK Signal Loss
When water sensors are present and working, they send an IOK (I’m OK) signal 6 times a day (every 4 hours). In view of the fact that
these signals are brief so as to conserve battery power, sometimes they may not be received due to interference or signal overlaps.
If three consecutive signals are missed, aer 12 hours the relevant LED ashes green. If six consecutive signals are missed over
24hours, the LED ashes red, an alarm is registered, and the valve is closed. If an IOK signal is received at any time during this
24hour period, the soware resets and the ashing green is cancelled.
Power Loss
e control panel is equipped with a 9V standby battery. is allows operation to continue during power outages. e control panel
indicates power loss by a red ashing battery light. If the local standby battery reaches a critically low level, the valve will close and
remain so until the battery is replaced and the system is reset.
Low temperature Alarm
e control panel is equipped with a tempereature sensor. Should the ambient temperature drop to near-freezing levels (5 degrees
Celsius), the valve will be closed, and remain so until the system is reset. e battery/temperature LED should show orange.
Fault Responses
Occurrence Test Period LED Display Position Colour Audible
Alarm Action
None S.O. Steady All Green None None
Water Detected Immediate Steady Fault location Red 1/2 s On
1/2 s O Close valve
Sensor low battery
Signal 12 hours Steady Fault location Orange Bip 1/4 s
toutes les 10 s None
Aer 4 consecutive
low battery signals 48 hours Steady Fault location Orange 1/2 s On 1/2 s O Close valve
IOK signal
(3 signals missed) 12 hours Flashing Fault location Green None None
Aer 2 consecutive
(6 signals missed) 24 hours Flashing Fault location Red 1/2 s On 1/2 s O Close valve
AC Power Outage
(Rxon battery) Flashing Temp/Battery* Green None None
Rx Battery Low Flashing Temp/Battery* Red None Close valve
Low temperature Steady Temp/Battery Orange None Close valve
Valve opened Steady Open/Close Green None
Valve closed Steady Open/Close Red None
Valve disconnected Flashing Open/Close Orange 1/2 s On
1/2 s O
*Position LEDs OFF to conserve power

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You can photocopy the inventory sheet below and place it near the control panel. is will also allow you to use it again in case you add
twin sensors for example.
Inventory Sheet
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
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20.
List of strategic location to protect
Kitchen sink, dishwasher, refrigerator connected to water, central air conditioning, water heater tank, toilets, bathroom sinks
(2 sensors if double sink), bidet, shower, bath, garage sink,etc.

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Special situations and reminder
Sensors
If your sensor has been in contact with water, you should change its batteries. e system takes its battery readings at
12-hour intervals. If your sensor has water inside its casing, we recommend that you replace the sensor with a new one.
Reminder : Water-Protec recommends that you change your batteries every 12 months so that you do not experience low battery
levels that will impair system operation.
Sensors equipped with a wire sensor
Sensors with detection cable are available for hard-to-reach places (under the dishwasher, fridge, etc.). ey can also be useful to protect
a main water pipe, for example. Standard sizes are 3, 6 and 8 feet. However, they can be as long as you need.
Valves
Valves of more than 1 inch, they must be equipped with an booster relay.
Artesian well pump
Additional accessories are available to ensure that the system functions optimally. For
example, if you have an artesian well, the system must be equipped with an additional
relay (875). e relay receives a dry contact signal from the receiver to switch o the
power to the well pump. It is designed for 240VAC systems, and pump motors up to
3HP. e control power is 24VAC at 4VA (supplied by the unit’s internal transformer).
If you have a water treatment system with osmosis, such as an artesian well, it is
important to mention this to the plumber who will do the installation since a water
analysis is required. Water with too many minerals could interfere with the proper
functioning of the system.
Small or big,
we can fulll all
your needs
Whether in the city
or in the countryside

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Thank you!
We would like to thank you once again to buy Water-Protec Product. Water-Protec is a Canadian
company and its distribution network is present in all Canadian provinces. We help prevent water
damage through a technological innovation designed and produced in Canada at our own production
facilities. We install an electronic valve, at the customer’s main water supply, that automatically shuts o
as soon as sensors placed in strategic areas perceive an overow of water in the property.
e product is intended for any building in the residential, industrial and commercial sectors. e main
promoters of the product are plumbers, insurance companies, plumbing distributors/wholesalers, alarm
companies, as well as condominium and home owners e product has been on the Canadian market
since 2014.
A 24/7 helpline
1 833 487-7997
Get more information on service contract:
We take care of changing batteries at the right time and we recertify the installation annually.
We also offer a certied installation service
A certied installation includes:
• A proactive installation method that ts your home. For example, the positioning of the sensors
takes into account the levelling of your oors.
• A 24/7 emergency service n case of problems or if the valve shuts o.
• e possibility to subscribe to a service contract: we take care of changing the batteries at the right
time and re-certify the installation annually.
Water-Protec brings peace of mind to our customers
Water-Protec has been marketing the product since 2014 and continues to invest in research and
development of the product. erefore, we invite you to share your comments with us in order to always
oer a quality product that meets your needs. You can email us at canada@water-protec or by mail at the
following address:
1, Avenue Liberté, Candiac (Québec) J5R 3X8

Answers to your questions
What is the typical lifespan of the product? When might it require replacement or updating if
hardware or software becomes obsolete over time?
Estimated at 10 years if covered by maintenance contract –everything is covered hardware and
software.
If the whole system needs replacement, what is an approximate cost of full replacement?
Very unlikely but each component can be purchased individually.
What kind of training and technical support will be provided at handover, and after occupancy? If
staff turnover, will there be some assurance that the knowledge can easily be transferred, and the
system continually maintained?
We have videos on YouTube for training and technical support for your staff in addition to our
Helpline for technicians.
For future cost associated with the system the costs of replacing the batteries is a task that can be
done by the maintenance staff I will provide a price for each type of batteries for the sensors and
the mother board (the life expectancy is between 18-24 months depending on the solicitation).
The insurance companies ask for a certificate of good working conditions on a yearly basis for all
units in the building when they provide a rebate or lower deductible. As far as operation costs is
concerned there will be no charge for the first 2 years since each component is guaranteed and the
valve is guaranteed for five years, we will work with your maintenance manager. To train him is
already included in our quote for WIFI to solve issues at a distance with our central.
The only cost each year is the inspection of each system by our technician with an update of
photos of each sensor location if needed in order to update the data base for your maintenance
and our central and provide a new certificate. At that time, we will provide the statistics and
reporting you might need as well. (Cost at the end of year 1 to update the photos and provide new
certificate (included with original quote), if the batteries have not been changed 75.00/unit, after
year 2 we recommend our maintenance contract at 9.95/month/unit which guarantees parts and
labor warranty as long as the service contract is paid with yearly updates of photos and batteries
replacement along with data reports from data base and certificate of good working conditions.
If the system must be removed, it is a plug and play so everything can be removed except the
valve which will be open once the system is disconnected.

Is there any future cost associated with this system (such as, maintenance, operation cost, any
software subscription, etc.)? And if yes, please provide costing info for our review.
As far as operation and maintenance the service contract of 9.95/unit will cover all costs of
components replacement, batteries and labor. The only additional cost would be the storage of
Data eventually if the volume increases substantially and the quantities of SMS because e-mails are
free but SMS there is a very small charge assuming large number.
Can you also confirm warranty for the product?
See Warranty on page 2 of the User guide
What are the costs and terms associated with removal of the system if not operating up to
standards?
Disconnecting only (the valve would remain open)
Have you installed these sensors in other multi-family buildings in the last couple of years? If so,
would you be able to provide any references?
We performed more than 5000 installations in different segments with an average of 7 sensors per
installation.
Where do you place the smart valves in a multi-family project?
In each unit at the water entrance.
Would each unit have a smart valve and their own remote control?
Yes, or not if you don’t want to give the tenants access to the remote control.
Would the control panel be for each unit or for the entire building?
Yes, for each unit with central communication for the building.
Where would you recommend placing sensors in a multi-family project?
Where there are appliances (Kitchen sinks, dishwasher, water heaters, fridges with ice makers,
toilets, sinks, A/C units, showers, bathtubs etc…(Please read the one-Pager attached)
How do sensors detect a leak?
When the water hits the two metal pieces under each sensor (pos. and neg.)
Do they detect only if they get wet?
Only if the water hits the metal pieces, we can also adjust the sensors for humidity. If the
temperature goes under 5 degrees C, the sensors send an alarm to the control panel

What does the cost include?
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Installation
It is recommended that you use your own plumber and electrician to install the valves and the power outlets
(if not available). Since they know the building well, your Society can save on the installation. Water-Protec
or our Authorized Dealers will work with you to reduce the cost of the installation. Water-Protec can assist
the installation process to make sure the installation meets the standards of quality for Mi Casa Rental
Housing, insurance company requirements and Water-Protec.
WiFi
WiFi needs to be available in each building for central messaging to maintenance manager for single or
multiple buildings including data reporting. The cost of this option can vary from building to building and
requires on site testing of signal availability. The cost to install antennas to boost the signal can range from
$50.00 per unit to $200.00 per unit as a onetime cost.
Please note that if each tenant has WiFi in their unit, the system can send the
e-mails and SMS to whoever is needed but will not be able to create reporting for all the units in the
building or many buildings unless antennas are installed with a central WiFi.
Terms and conditions
The term of payment is upon delivery.
Estimated quote based on information provided by the customer.
Prices and quantities subject to change according to installation circumstances.