Flood Sensors - GeoArm Security®

1. Residential Properties - houses, apartments, and condominiums located in flood plains, near rivers, or in areas with high rainfall or prone to storm surges.

2. Commercial Properties - libraries, museums, and archives, where protection of valuable content from water damage is essential.

3. Industrial Properties - warehouses and factories that have sensitive or expensive machinery and equipment that could be damaged by water or moisture.

4. Public Facilities - schools, hospitals, and government buildings that require protection from water damage to prevent costly repairs or disruptions to essential services.

1. Choose the Right Location - Place flood sensors in areas prone to water leaks or flooding, such as basements, near water heaters, under sinks, or near washing machines.

2. Follow Manufacturer Instructions - Always read and follow the specific installation instructions provided by the manufacturer to ensure proper setup and functionality.

3. Ensure Proper Placement - Position the sensor on a flat surface where water is likely to pool. Make sure it is not obstructed by objects that could prevent it from detecting water.

4. Test the Sensor - After installation, test the sensor by placing a small amount of water near it to ensure it triggers an alert. This helps confirm that the sensor is working correctly.

5. Consider Wireless Options - If possible, opt for wireless flood sensors for easier installation and flexibility in placement. They can be easily moved if needed.

6. Integrate with Smart Home Systems - If you have a smart home system, integrate the flood sensor to receive alerts on your smartphone or other devices, allowing for quick response to potential water issues.

7. Regular Maintenance - Periodically check the sensor to ensure it is clean and free from dust or debris that could affect its performance. Replace batteries as needed to maintain functionality.

8. Avoid High Humidity Areas - While flood sensors are designed to detect water, placing them in areas with consistently high humidity might lead to false alarms. Choose locations wisely.