How It Works: ProSentry Water Leak Sensor
A step-by-step demonstration of ProSentry's wireless water sensor activated in this informative video featuring President & Co-Founder, John Rusk.
A step-by-step demonstration of ProSentry's wireless water sensor activated in this informative video featuring President & Co-Founder, John Rusk.
In this short video, ProSentry president and founder, John Rusk, takes viewers through a step-by-step demonstration of how the building monitoring company’s wireless water sensor device works to deliver real-time insights and instant alerts to building owners, landlords, stakeholders, tenants, and first responders.
In this short video, ProSentry president and founder, John Rusk, takes viewers through a step-by-step demonstration of how the building monitoring company’s wireless water sensor device works to deliver real-time insights and instant alerts to building owners, landlords, stakeholders, tenants, and first responders.
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In New York City, Local Law 157 (LL157) now requires natural gas alarms to be installed in every room containing a gas appliance by May 1, 2025.
Discover how ProSentry’s LoRaWAN-powered sensors protect properties with enterprise-grade security, no internet dependency, and end-to-end encryption, keeping your building safe from both water leaks and cyber threats.
In New York City, Local Law 157 (LL157) now requires natural gas alarms to be installed in every room containing a gas appliance by May 1, 2025.
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