Wired Water Leak Detector
Put it under the sink, the water heater, or the pump. No batteries, ever.
Water damage is slow, quiet and expensive - by the time you can see a stain, the subfloor has usually been wet for weeks, and anything that has been wet that long is growing mold. That is the part that costs real money: mold is not something you wipe off, it means pulling out the wood it has gotten into, replacing it, and hoping it did not spread further than you can see. This detector sits flat on the floor under the places that actually fail: the sink trap, the water heater, the pump. The moment it detects moisture you get a message, while it is still a wet patch rather than a repair. It takes its power from the wire that connects it to your Off-Grid Guardian hub, which means there is no battery in it - nothing to run flat in the middle of a cold snap, nothing to replace in three years when you have long since forgotten it is there. Run the wire once and the detector is simply always on. Where running a wire is impractical, the Wireless Water Leak Detector does the same job on a battery instead.
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No batteries to change, ever
It runs on the wire back to the hub. Nothing to go flat unnoticed, nothing to replace, and no chance of finding out it was dead only after the leak.
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Catch it before the mold
By the time a stain shows, the subfloor has usually been wet for weeks and the mold is already in the wood. Ripping out and replacing framing is a different kind of bill from drying a floor - a detector reports the moment it detects moisture, long before it gets there.
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Cover the places that actually fail
The sink trap, the water heater, the pump bay. Put one wherever a slow leak would go unnoticed for months.
Still being finalised. We’ll publish the full box contents closer to the 2027 launch.