Smart Building Automation Systems

Smart plumbing devices are internet-connected tools that monitor, control, and automate water systems to prevent damage, conserve water, and improve efficiency. Examples include automatic water shut-off valves that can detect leaks and stop the flow, leak detectors that send alerts to your phone, and smart water heaters and toilets that optimize performance and water usage. 

Types of smart plumbing devices

Smart water shut-off valves: These are installed on the main water line and use sensors to detect abnormal pressure or flow, automatically shutting off the water supply to prevent flooding in case of a leak. They can be controlled remotely via a smartphone app.

Smart leak detectors: Small sensors placed near appliances or in vulnerable areas that monitor for moisture and send alerts to your phone when a leak is detected.

Smart water heaters: Can be controlled remotely to adjust temperature settings or scheduled for more efficient heating, often integrating with other smart home devices.

Smart toilets: Offer features like hands-free flushing and water-saving functions.

Touchless faucets: Sense motion to turn the water on and off, which increases hygiene and helps conserve water.

Whole-home water quality systems: Some smart systems monitor water quality and can include features like water softening and filtration.

Water usage monitors: Track how much water your home is using in real time, helping you identify areas of high consumption.

Smart sump pumps: Can send alerts and run diagnostic checks, helping to prevent basement flooding.