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Liquid Breaker Water Leak Sensor

The best way to describe the Corso Fluid Sensor is as the fingers of the system. Wherever you place them, they will monitor that area for the moisture and wetness that are indicative of a property damaging water leak.

When a leak is detected the Corso Fluid Sensor sends a signal  to an Omni Breaker panel, or a 908 Fluid Breaker panel in a hard-wired or wireless configuration. The breaker panel then sends a signal to the Corso Valve(s) on the supply line on the appliance, or on the main supply to the floor or entire building to shut off the incoming water.  

To keep protecting your assets during those unexpected power outages, the Corso Fluid Sensor comes standard with a battery backup .

DC-Sensor

All DC-Sensors are gold plated, to last a lifetime without oxidation, and are connected to a Liquid Breaker Module. When a water leak is detected, the DC-Sensor, trips the Liquid Breaker Module, which then lights up the flashing red alarm LEDs on the Breaker Module.

This sensor is capable of monitoring threat conditions such as water leaks, and moisture levels. When an alert condition trips a Liquid Breaker Module, the same module will close a connected Corso Valve. For those individuals who prefer custom monitoring, a wide range of DC-Sensors can be manufactured according to your needs.

Liquid Breaker is an automated fluid monitoring standard that emulates the present day Electrical Circuit Breaker panel. It functions the same, except that it monitor and controls all fluid water flow in a building.
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