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Quensus LeakNet
Vs.
Waterguard Series 7 Dual
Leaknet vs Waterguard Series 7 Dual
The largest supply the system can monitor and shut off. The valve has to sit on the pipe that actually feeds the property, or it cannot stop the water that matters.
Separate areas the system can watch and isolate on their own. A leak in one area can be shut off while the rest of the property stays on.
The system learns what normal use looks like here, then flags flow that does not fit. That is how a slow leak is separated from a shower or a washing machine.
A history of how water is moving, so a running toilet, a burst, and ordinary use can be told apart from the pattern rather than from a single alarm.
A message to a phone or email when flow looks wrong, including when nobody is in the building. The sooner someone knows, the smaller the repair.
Live flow, shown as it happens. A burst is visible while shutting the supply can still limit how much water escapes.
Core monitoring software is included, so alerts and history are available without a paid subscription from the first day.
A record of how much water the property uses. That is what turns a surprise bill into a figure you can check and act on.
15 yrs A sensor with no cable back to the panel, for a kitchen, bathroom, plant room, or other spot where water collects. The extra note is the expected battery life.
Detection and shut-off keep running on the panel if the internet drops. A leak does not wait for the connection to come back.
A wired sensor for a fixed risk, such as a tank or plant room, where a cable is more reliable than a battery.
A link into a building management system, so the leak alarm sits with the other alerts the facilities team already watches.
The leak valve can close without cutting the sprinkler supply. Shut-off for a leak has to leave the fire main available.
The supply can close on a timetable, for example overnight or while a home is empty, then open again for normal use.
The panel can still detect a leak and close the valve if mains power fails. Storms often take the power out and start the leak.
A relative equipment band, from £ to ££££. It is a guide to hardware cost, not a full installed quote.
Waterguard Series 7 Dual and LeakNet both come up when a building needs leak protection. The table above is the feature list. These are the gaps that change the outcome: how fast the water stops, who hears about it, and what that does to the repair and the water bill.
LeakNet learns how this building actually uses water, then flags flow that does not fit the usual pattern of the site.
A slow leak caught early is a repair. Left to run, it becomes downtime, damaged finishes, and a claim.
LeakNet can watch up to four zones, so a leak in one area can be isolated while the rest stays on. Waterguard Series 7 Dual is listed with 2 zones.
Isolating one zone keeps the rest of the property in use while that leak is dealt with.
LeakNet keeps a record of how much water the building uses, so waste shows up before the next bill.
Water that runs when it should not is money on the bill. Finding it early is the saving.
Flow is shown as it happens, so a burst is visible while shut-off can still limit how much water escapes.
Minutes matter. Water through a riser for an afternoon costs more than water stopped in the first few minutes.
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The short answers people ask when they are comparing LeakNet with Waterguard Series 7 Dual.
In a real leak, LeakNet learns normal use for this building, sends an alert, and can shut the supply. Compared with Waterguard Series 7 Dual, that shows up as learning what normal use looks like, live flow, consumption reporting, and coverage beyond 2 zones. There are 6 more differences in the table. Shutting the water early is what keeps the repair smaller and the building in use.
Yes. LeakNet keeps detection and shut-off running on the panel if the internet drops, so the building is still protected during an outage. Waterguard Series 7 Dual also lists offline mode, so both can act locally. LeakNet can still send the alert once the connection returns.
Waterguard Series 7 Dual can connect to a BMS, and so can LeakNet. LeakNet also learns the building's normal use and can shut the supply, so the alarm on the BMS is paired with a valve that can close.
LeakNet monitors pipework up to 8 inches and up to 4 zones. Waterguard Series 7 Dual is listed at 8" and 2 zones. Compare that with the main that actually enters the property, and with whether one valve is enough or each area needs its own.
Yes. Send the Waterguard Series 7 Dual quote and we will set it next to LeakNet for the same pipe size, zones, and shut-off requirements. The instant quote on this page still prices LeakNet on its own.
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