LiquiTech Smart Sensors
Detect problems before they escalate
LiquiTech Smart Sensors continuously track water temperature and flow conditions throughout your building’s water system, detecting anomalies before they become compliance issues or equipment failures.
How It Works
Non-invasive monitoring with real-time intelligence
External sensors attach to pipes without interrupting water flow or requiring system shutdowns. They continuously measure temperature and flow conditions, transmitting data to a cloud-based platform.
The system analyzes patterns to identify temperature excursions, stagnation risks, and equipment malfunctions. When conditions fall outside acceptable ranges, automated alerts notify your team immediately so you can intervene before problems escalate.
Automated compliance documentation. Zero manual temperature checks.
24/7
Continuous temperature monitoring
Real-time
Automated alerts for excursions
Zero
Manual temperature checks required
Automated
Compliance documentation generated
The Difference
Automated monitoring vs. manual temperature checks
- LiquiTech Smart Sensors
- 24/7 automated monitoring
- Real-time alerts and notifications
- Automated compliance documentation
- Manual Checks
- Requires staff time and scheduling
- Delayed problem detection
- Manual data logging and reporting
Technical Specifications
System details and certifications
Applications
Hot and cold potable water systems
Effective against
Legionella, Pseudomonas, E.coli, other waterborne pathogens
EPA registration
Registered for Legionella control in all 50 states
NSF certified
NSF/ANSI standard 61 certified for drinking water
Monitoring
Real-time automated monitoring and alerts
Compliance
ASHRAE 188 compliant documentation
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