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Advanced Water Leak Sensor Accessory
Advanced Water Leak Sensor Accessory
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The CubicDetector was designed for simplicity. With its click-on accessory, its reach can be extended even further.
Reach can be increased within seconds using the click-on attachment and water sensing probe. No additional software is necessary.
The click-on attachment allows the CubicDetector to be mounted on walls using a self-adhesive sticker, or wall mount screws. It can also simply placed close to the area of water leak monitoring, without the need to mount it on a wall.
The length of the leak sensor cable is 1.2 meters. The probe has a diameter of 27 mm and a height of only 8 mm. Talk about tiny!
Connect several leak sensor cables in series for maximal detection coverage.
Your Ultimate Peace of Mind
Your Ultimate Peace of Mind
Water You Can Trust
Independently tested by third party laboratories to the highest standards.
Ultra-Delicious
No chemicals are added during the filtration process, leaving you with only clean, great-tasting water throughout your home.
Breathe Easy
Harmful chemicals evaporate in steam, contaminating the air. Instantly improve indoor air quality by filtering the water in your home.
Better Water, Better Cooking
Filtered water produces more natural flavors for amazing results in the kitchen. Leave your friends wondering about your best kept secret.
Healthier Skin & Hair
Bathe yourself in filtered water for noticeably healthier, more moisturized skin and hair.
Brighter, Cleaner Clothes
Chlorine can fade and damage your clothing. Save your closet (and wallet) with filtered water.
Did you know!
Did you know!
Water filtration technology dates back thousands of years and has
evolved dramatically over time. The earliest recorded instance of water
filtration dates back to ancient Egypt, where they used a method
involving boiling water and then passing it through sand and gravel
filters to purify it. Today's modern water filtration systems, however,
are marvels of engineering. They can remove particles as small as a few
microns (a human hair is about 50 microns in diameter) and are capable
of extracting a wide range of contaminants, including bacteria, viruses,
and chemical pollutants, which were unimaginable challenges in ancient
times. This evolution highlights not just advancements in technology,
but also our growing understanding of water contaminants and their
impact on human health. Water filtration is a field where history,
science, and technology converge to continually improve our quality of
life.
