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Construction Design & Engineering
Posted: March 7, 2011
FloodMaster introduces wireless water main shut-off system
FloodMaster now offers a wireless total water main shut-off system that, when a leak is detected, automatically shuts off the water supply line. The Model FM-180 is ideal for leak detection on multiple floors or levels of condominiums and apartment complexes.
This wireless unit includes an audible alarm and an indicator for low battery. It is designed to be easily installed and reset. Multiple sensors can be ordered for a single alarm system, and FloodMaster offers a variety of valve sizes for the unit. All units offer an optional connection to security system or control room panel.
For more information on the FM-180 wireless shut-off system, please contact FloodMaster at [email protected]. Information on this unit can also be found on the company's website: www.floodmaster.com.
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