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Water spreading across a kitchen floor from an appliance leak

Residential

Smart Leak Protection

HydroLink pairs wireless FlowSense sensors with a bedside control center and a self-monitoring app — so a leak, a soaked floor, or a freezing line reaches you in minutes rather than on the next visit.
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The system

HydroLink with FlowSense sensors

Wireless sensors, a bedside control center, and a self-monitoring app — engineered and manufactured in the U.S.A., with no monthly monitoring or messaging fees.
  • FlowSense wireless sensors with 23kt gold contacts and a 10-year lithium manganese battery
  • Detects moisture, leaks, and freezing temperatures over proprietary radio frequency
  • 520 Hz bedside control center with LED icons, silence, and test buttons
  • SMS and email alerts to up to eight emergency contacts
  • Self-monitoring app on the Apple App Store and Google Play — no monthly fees

The standard HydroLink package is $995 and includes four FlowSense sensors, one bedside control center, and one comm-link modem. Additional sensors are $195 each, so coverage can follow the property rather than a fixed kit size.

The same network carries wireless smoke, heat, and carbon monoxide alarms at $395 per alarm, using proprietary optical and rate-of-rise detection and the same ten-year battery and app.

HydroLink app showing the FlowSense sensor detail screen with battery, temperature, and moisture status
Self-monitoring in the HydroLink app — no monthly fees.
HydroLink app listing FlowSense sensors placed at the laundry room, water heater, dishwasher, refrigerator, toilet, and kitchen sink
Every protected point reports temperature, battery, and moisture.
HydroLink package and add-ons
ItemIncludesInvestment
HydroLink package4 FlowSense sensors, bedside control center, comm-link modem, app access$995
Additional FlowSense sensorSingle wireless sensor, 10-year battery$195
Smoke, heat & CO alarmWireless alarm on the HydroLink network, 10-year battery$395 each

Monitoring is self-monitored through the app. No monitoring system prevents damage — it shortens the time between an event and your response.

Category overview

What leak protection systems generally do

Beyond the HydroLink hardware itself, it helps to know what this category of technology does and does not do.

Continuous monitoring

Sensors track water flow, pressure, or the presence of water at specific points, so a change from normal conditions can be recognized rather than discovered after the fact.

Flow anomaly detection

Software compares current flow behavior against expected patterns to flag activity that looks like a running toilet, a burst line, or a fixture left open — not just a total absence or presence of flow.

Automatic or remote shutoff

Some systems can close a main valve automatically when an anomaly is detected, or allow a homeowner to shut off water remotely. Whether a given product includes shutoff, and under what conditions it acts, varies by hardware.

Why it matters here

Leak exposure in Florida homes and second homes

A handful of property patterns make leak protection worth evaluating carefully in this region.
  • Seasonal and second homes that sit unoccupied for weeks or months at a time
  • Slab construction, where a supply-line leak can run undetected under the floor
  • Irrigation and pool equipment tied into the same water service
  • Older plumbing or fixtures nearing the end of their expected service life
  • Properties managed remotely by an owner, property manager, or caretaker
A pool of water spreading across a tiled laundry room floor beside a washing machine
A slow appliance leak on tile — often noticed hours after it starts.

None of this is a claim that a monitoring system prevents damage. It describes why early detection and the option of automatic shutoff are commonly discussed for properties with these characteristics, so you can weigh the value against your own situation.

HydroLink powered by LiquidTec panel next to a car condo with water across the floor

Collector storage

Car condos and private garages

Storage buildings are visited on a schedule, not continuously. A supply-line or appliance failure there can run for days before anyone sees it — and the contents are rarely easy to replace.
  • Buildings that sit unattended between visits
  • Finished floors, lifts, and stored vehicles at ground level
  • Utility rooms and water heaters sharing the same slab
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Engineered and manufactured in the U.S.A. Self-monitored, with no monthly fees.

Evaluating options

Questions worth asking about any system

Detection scope

What the system detects, and whether it alerts only or can shut off water.

Property compatibility

Compatible pipe and property types, sensor count, and placement.

Connectivity

Power, battery, hub, app, and network requirements.

Alerts and monitoring

Alert channels and who is responsible for responding to them.

Installation and testing

How the system is installed, commissioned, and tested.

Privacy, warranty, service

Data practices, warranty coverage, and ongoing service terms.

Tell us what you are trying to protect

Tell us about the property and we will size sensor coverage during the consultation.

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