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Mechanical room

Put the sensor where water will hit the floor, not where the brochure shows a clean photo.

Heaters, PRVs, tanks, and floor drains are the usual start. A sensor on a high shelf watches dust.

Floor level, near the equipment that holds water.

Tanks, heaters, and pumps first.

Keep it out of the regular wash-down path if staff hose the floor.

False alarms train people to ignore the next one.

Tie it to a person who can isolate the room.

A 3 a.m. beep to a general inbox is not a plan.

Questions people ask

Will one sensor cover the whole mechanical room?

Only if the floor really drains to that point. Large rooms need more than one.

Does a sensor replace visits?

No. It shortens the time to notice. It does not inspect the piping.

Need a clear next step?

If water is actively causing damage, call. If the condition is stable, send a callback request.

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