It depends on your home type and water system. Small apartment: 1–2 valves + 3–5 sensors Standard household / private house: 2 valves + 5–8 sensors Large house or multi-system building: 3–5 valves + 8–12 sensors Simple rule: Count how many water meters you have. You need the same number of valves. If you're unsure, you can send us photos of all visible pipes and water meters, and our technician will tell you exactly which set you need.

No. Sensors only detect water leaks. The actual water shut-off is done by the automatic valve installed on your water pipes. Sensors send a signal – the valve closes the water flow.

Sensors should be placed in all locations where water leaks are most likely to occur. Recommended locations: Washing machine – 1 sensor Kitchen sink – 1 sensor Dishwasher – 1 sensor Bathroom (shower/bathtub, sink) – 2 sensor WC (behind the toilet, under the sink) – 2 sensor Boiler / water heater – 1 sensor Underfloor heating manifold – 1 sensor Utility/technical room – 1 sensor A typical household needs 4–8 sensors, while larger homes may require 10 or more.

All our products are expertly designed to help you prevent water damage. If you want to control your water remotely and receive instant push notifications when something happens, our WiFi Water Valve is the perfect solution. Prefer a fully automated system that takes care of everything without the need for WiFi or extra apps? Check out our Automatic Water Protection System for hassle-free peace of mind.

Water leak protection prevents huge repair expenses, saves your home and your time. Water damage is one of the most common causes of home destruction, more frequent than fire. The system: Detects leaks instantly Closes water automatically Prevents costly damage Protects your property 24/7 Gives you peace of mind

Leak sensors are easy to install and require minimal effort. Our easy-install leak prevention system, which automatically shuts off the water, can also be installed without a plumber. You simply attach it directly on top of your existing water valve so no need to open or disconnect pipes. Anyone can install it in just a few minutes. If you prefer a worry-free installation, our technicians can also install this product for you. For traditional shut-off valves that connect directly to the plumbing line, installation requires a plumber. This can be done by our technician or any certified plumber of your choice. Average installation time: 30–60 minutes.