Water leaks can happen any time.. Don’t let water ruin your property, instead home or install the affordable WaterAlarm Dialer WA-700 that has an audible siren and can call your cell phone, neighbor, relative or friend.
Water damage is expensive. Damage from sump overflows, leaking pipes or broken washing machine hoses can cost thousands of dollars. One way to eliminate this worry is with a water alarm dialer. When the WaterAlarm Dialer WA-700 senses water, it sounds an audible alarm and automatically calls out to a pre-programmed telephone number of your choice with a voice alarm message.
The WaterAlarm Dialer WA-700 features:
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Automatically dials any telephone number when water is detected
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Continues to call until the alarm is acknowledged – calls every 15 minutes or every 2 hours (user selectable)
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Sounds a 40 decibel local alarm when water is detected
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Water sensor is on a 36” (.9m) long wire which can be easily extended up to 1,000’ (305m)
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Add more sensors (WS-600) and monitor additional areas of your home or business
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Operates during a power failure* (uses 2 AA batteries for back-up power – not included)
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Calls out to warn if the backup batteries are low and need replacing
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Uses existing telephone line, DSL or VOIP phone connections*
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Works flawlessly with answering machines or voice mail systems
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Installs in minutes
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No monitoring fees!
Use the WaterAlarm Dialer WA-700 Everywhere!
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Basements – monitor sump pump operation and leaking hot water heaters.
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Bathrooms – monitor for leaking toilets or broken hoses and pipes from baths, showers, sinks and toilets.
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Kitchens – monitor ice makers, dishwashers and sinks.
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Washing Machines – monitor if hoses break or drains overflow.
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Air Conditioning Condensate Pans – monitor if the pan has overflowed or if drain is plugged.
The following statement should be added to every one of our dialer products: * The WaterAlarm Dialer WA-700 will continue to dial to the pre-programmed telephone number if the phone service remains active during a power failure. Some digital VOIP, cable phone systems and DSL phone services do not operate during power failures. Check with your phone service provider for questions about how your phone service operates during a power failure.
