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Dragino WL03A-LB/LS LoRaWAN None-Position Rope Type Water Leak Controller
Price range: $99.00 through $102.00
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Immediate Alerts: Notifies you instantly when water touches the leak cable.
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Leak Tracking: Keeps count of leak events and measures how long each lasts.
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Easy to Install: Simply lay the cable in key areas to start protecting your space.
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Versatile Application: Ideal for homes, commercial properties, industrial sites, and public areas.
Prevent Water Damage Before It Escalates
Key Benefit:
The Dragino WL03A is a flexible, LoRaWAN-enabled rope-type water leak sensor designed to detect water on the ground quickly. With continuous monitoring and real-time event reporting, it helps you safeguard properties and critical infrastructure from the risk of water damage. The LS version is solar powered.
Who It’s For:
Residential Properties: Protect basements, yards, and outdoor utility areas from unexpected leaks.
Commercial Buildings: Monitor parking lots, outdoor service areas, and landscaped zones for water intrusion.
Industrial Facilities: Ensure early leak detection in production areas, warehouses, or storage facilities.
Infrastructure & Municipal Applications: Ideal for public spaces and infrastructure where water leakage can cause significant issues.
Applications
Outdoor Leak Monitoring:
Ideal for building perimeters, parking lots, or landscaped areas where water intrusion may occur.Facility Protection:
Monitor critical zones such as loading docks or utility areas to prevent water damage and reduce maintenance costs.Infrastructure Management:
Useful in municipal and public spaces, ensuring early detection in areas like parks or roadside drainage zones.Preventive Maintenance:
Integrate with your IoT or facility management system to proactively schedule maintenance based on real-time leak data.
Real-World Use Case (Commercial Building Scenario)
Imagine a commercial building with extensive outdoor landscaped areas and service zones. The Dragino WL03A is installed along the ground using its dedicated water leak cable. As soon as water touches the cable—whether from a burst pipe, heavy rain, or sprinkler malfunction—the sensor instantly registers the leak, counts the leak events, and calculates how long the leak lasts. The sensor then uplinks this critical data via LoRaWAN every two hours and immediately when a leak event occurs, allowing facility managers to respond quickly, coordinate repairs, and mitigate potential damage.
