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When we leave our homes for work in the morning, we just assume that everything will be in the same order when we return. More frequently than you might think, that is not the case! An unattended home is vulnerable to a leak from a water heater tank, water filtration system, ice maker, washing machine hose or bathroom fixture – turning into a full-blown disaster as water flows unabated in your home for hours or even days! RDT offers a complete line of Leak Detection and Alarm/Shut-Off systems to provide dependable flood control and peace of mind.

Hot water heaters are indispensable systems in a home, just as refrigerators or stoves are. However, over time they wear down and show some signs of malfunction. These symptoms will grow from bad to worse over time, until a total failure occurs. What are the external symptoms that your water heater is failing? How will you know when it needs replacement? Many experts say that there is no sure way to know precisely when a water heater needs replacement. It’s probably also the only appliance you bring into your home that you EXPECT to spring a leak at some point in its life!

As we enter the cold days of winter, one of the very real threats to many homes is that of the water pipes freezing, which can burst, and if there's anything worse than dealing with a burst water pipe in your house, it's having to deal with a water pipe in your house that bursts while you're not there, which then floods your home and causes major water damage.

But if there was a device in place for monitoring the plumbing to detect leaks and breaks, both big and small, and which could automatically shut off the water main in the event of a burst pipe, it could end up saving homeowners a fair bit of money and work. That's what Water Hero is designed to do, and because the platform works with the existing water meter and plumbing, it doesn't require a plumber to install or a technician to get set up,

Water Hero consists of two modules, the flow sensor that straps onto the water meter, and the shutoff motor, which is installed over the manual water shutoff valve (ball valves only). The devices connect wirelessly to each other and to a cloud-based system that can be accessed via an accompanying app or a web browser.

The flow sensor detects the magnetic pulses produced in the meter, each of which represents a fixed amount of water, monitoring the flow of water to detect both major leaks (burst pipes) and slow leaks (faulty toilet seal), with certain conditions triggering a text alert and/or automatically cutting off the water with the shutoff motor. Water Hero also includes temperature and humidity sensors, which are two additional ways to monitor the conditions near the meter.

Originally developed as a way to add water protection to an older home with a history of freezing and bursting pipes, Water Hero is also turning out to be a potential water conservation tool, allowing for real-time water usage monitoring, analytics for comparing water usage over time (day-to-day, month-to-month), checking the actual water usage of appliances (vs. their ratings). and the ability to set and monitor water usage goals. The Water Hero app allows users to see usage data and to program their leak detection preferences (trigger settings) from their smartphone, as well as to remotely control the shutoff valve.

According to Alex Cheimets, Water Hero's Chief Product Officer, the team has used it to learn some interesting things about home water usage, such as the fact that one low-flow toilet model rated for 1.6 gal per flush actually uses 2.8 gal, and that a leaky toilet flapper can waste 50 gallons a day. When you consider that the average US home is said to leak 10,000 gallons per year (adding up to about a trillion gallons per year), and that water damage from burst pipes costs up to $6 billion per year in the US, then the $199 price tag on the Water Hero doesn't seem like too high a price to pay for getting a handle on home water usage.