Placement Planning
Sensor Placement Planning
Water obeys gravity and follows routes. Placement planning puts sensors where water will actually arrive, instead of where it is convenient to mount them.
Symptoms we're called for
- Sensors that never trigger during real events
- Coverage gaps found after damage
- Alarm fatigue from poorly placed devices
Property types
- Single-family homes
- Multi-unit buildings
- Mechanical and equipment rooms
Methods used
- Drainage and travel-path analysis per area
- Low-point and equipment-adjacent placement
- Redundancy planning for critical spaces
- Documented placement map
Limitations, stated plainly
- Placement plans do not include hardware or installation
- Wireless range and power constraints are noted, not solved
What you receive
- A placement map by floor and room
- Device class recommendations per point
- Priority order for a phased rollout
Next steps
- Install according to the map
- Test each sensor during commissioning
- Review placement after any building changes
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Call (604) 269-5325 or email [email protected]