Smart notifications
Unlike a beeper-only sensor in an empty basement, RoomAlyzer sends the alarm directly to the people who can act — by SMS and email the moment water is detected.
Smart water detection. Get the message, not the damage
Forget old-fashioned alarms that no one hears — get direct SMS & email notifications, ensuring you catch leaks before they become a disaster.
Hope you never need it. Trust it when you do.
Compact (IP30)
For dry technical rooms, cabinets, and under sinks
Pro (IP67 waterproof)
For basements, plant rooms, and shafts
Examples of places we often detect damage first
Technical shafts: Where leaks often drip unseen down through several floors.
Heating plant rooms: Catch district-heating leaks and dripping pumps early.
Elevator shafts: Prevent sump water from damaging expensive lift equipment.
Communal laundry rooms: Behind industrial machines where pipes and hoses are rarely checked.
Anywhere you need certainty: Quick notification when unwanted water appears.
How RoomAlyzer protects
Early warning that reaches the right person.
RoomAlyzer connects Water detector and Water rope sensors to give facility teams and housing associations instant alerts, reliable coverage in hard-to-reach spaces, and documentation that stands up in an insurance claim. Compare leak sensors
Alarm escalation
Define a call chain for each site. If the first person does not acknowledge the alarm, the system automatically notifies the next contact — so a leak at 2 a.m. does not wait for someone to check their phone later.
Visual overview
See exactly where the leak was detected — on maps and floor plans across your buildings, so the on-call team knows which room to head for before they arrive.
Incident log
Every detection is timestamped and retained in the platform — giving you an objective record for insurance claims and post-incident review.
Plug & play
The Water detector and Water rope run on NB-IoT with up to seven years of battery life. No Wi-Fi, no gateways — mount the sensor and it connects over the mobile network, including deep basements and shafts.
The risk you cannot hear
A beeping sensor in an empty basement is not protection.
Leaks discovered too late
Water reaches servers, electrical installations, or the building fabric before anyone is aware — turning a minor incident into a major one.
Alarms no one hears
A traditional sensor beeps to itself in a basement or shaft where no one is around to notice it.
Hard-to-reach risk points
Shafts, basements, and technical rooms are exactly where leaks start — and exactly where no one looks regularly.
Who it's for
Operations teams that need to act fast
The same alert that reaches a facility manager in a commercial building reaches the on-call caretaker in a housing association — with documentation everyone can trust.
For facility managers and operations teams
- Get alerts sorted by criticality across sites
- Cover shafts, plant rooms, and technical spaces without Wi-Fi
- Document incidents for insurance and compliance
For housing and real estate
- Reach on-call caretakers by SMS — even when nobody is on site
- Protect basements, laundry rooms, and common technical areas
- Give board and insurers a clear record of when and where water was detected
Also relevant
Heritage buildings face a double risk: slow humidity damage to collections and sudden water ingress from roofs, pipes, and masonry. Pair water detection with Preservation to protect both the fabric and what it holds.
Frequently asked questions
How long does the battery last?
Five to seven years in most installations. Sensors are sealed against humidity and rated for basements, plant rooms, and under-sink cabinets. The platform warns you well in advance when a battery needs replacing.
Why cellular instead of Wi-Fi?
Leaks start where Wi-Fi often does not reach — deep basements, shafts, and closed cabinets. NB-IoT sensors connect over the mobile network independently of your building's wireless infrastructure.
Water rope vs point detector: when should we use which?
Use point detectors under sinks, next to water heaters, and beside appliances where a single spot is the risk. Run water rope along pipe runs, under raised floors, and across low points where water could travel before anyone notices.
Can we use the incident log for insurance documentation?
Yes. Every detection is timestamped, geotagged to the sensor on your floor plan, and retained in the platform. Most customers export the log directly to their broker or insurer after an escape-of-water claim.
What does it cost?
The price depends on the number of sensors and the layout of your building. Book a demo and we will give you a concrete estimate based on your risk points.
Want to see it for yourself?
Book a demo. We will walk through your risk points, show the platform, and give you a price estimate.