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Flologic - automatic water valve shutoff
The FloLogic Systemâ„¢ is an automatic water shutoff
system designed to minimize or prevent damage caused by
leaks in water supply lines and failures in plumbing system
components. Unlike other systems, the FloLogic System
protects the entire home from a single installation point
– to help identify and stop leaks before a small mess becomes a huge problem. Photobucket
The FloLogic System will detect and stop problematic amounts of water flow resulting from • Ruptured washing machine hoses•Leaking water heaters•Cracked or improperly installed icemaker supply lines•Frozen pipes•Overflowing toilets•Pinhole leaks in copper pipes•Failures in plumbing system components•Accidental water waste, such as a hose left running outside
Flexible.The FloLogic System utilizes a sophisticated flow sensor coupled with an intuitive user interface to control a motor-driven ball valve. The valve and flow sensor assembly can be installed in any orientation in both indoor and outdoor environments. The FloLogic System can also be connected to any home security system, alerting the monitoring service when a leak is detected.
Reliable.The FloLogic System continuously monitors all water coming into the home and detects any unusual flow, 24 hours a day, seven days a week. If water flow exceeds a preset limit, the FloLogic System automatically turns off the water and sounds an alarm at the keypad. The FloLogic System does all of this from a single point in the water main,serving as a first line of defense against water damage.Photobucket
Customizable.When the residence is occupied (Home mode), the FloLogic System ispreprogrammed to allow 30 minutes of uninterrupted water flow before theshutoff valve is activated. When the residence is unoccupied (Away mode),the FloLogic System allows 30 seconds of uninterrupted water flow. Settings forboth modes can be easily changed to correspond with the homeowner’spersonal water use patterns.Photobucket
