Connected Sensors

Happy Earth Day!

Last week was Earth Week and today we are taking the time to reflect on this year’s theme: “Invest in Our Planet”. As part of our commitment to providing sustainable solutions, we are proud of the proprietary green technology we have created to help our clients reduce water water waste and consumption in their commercial, high-rise, retrofit and multi-family buildings.

Best of all our products are built and manufactured right here in Canada!

Visit our website https://connectedsensors.com/ to learn more about ways you can invest in our planet by investing in a water management system:

From your toilet to your shower, a leak that's dropping one drop per minute can add up to about 3,000 gallons of wasted water a year. This is why early detection is key!

Don't let water damage ruin your property. Be proactive and invest in leak detection devices to catch those sneaky leaks before they become costly disasters. Protect your building and your peace of mind.

Check out a recent video from Good Morning America on leaks: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eCVCiLWWQWM&t=45s

Water leaks can be difficult to detect. Some leaks may be hidden behind walls or in other hard-to-reach areas, making them hard to find without the help of a professional.
The longer a leak goes undetected the more severe and costly it can become.

The Connected Sensors Water Monkey actively monitors your building’s water flow, able to detect leaks, irregular water consumption and water waste.

By finding leaks before they become costly floods, it can save building managers and owners, money, time and can help increase tenant satisfaction.

The Connected Sensors Water Monkey is a smart water monitoring device that hums away in the background, reporting on your water usage 24/7.

The Water Monkey attaches to your building’s water meter, installing in seconds – no mess, no invasive plumbing or electrical technicians required .

If it doesn’t find any issues, you can at least rest easily knowing it’s keeping a watchful eye on things.