
Toilet + sink leak detection
Water at floors, behind fixtures, beneath sinks, and around supply connections can be flagged by appropriately placed sensors.
From a leaking toilet in Unit 203 to a power loss in a mechanical room: put critical property signals on one radio-network strategy. Give owners, managers and brokers an entirely new way to serve properties.

Bring water, temperature, compatible life-safety status and AC electrical conditions into a cohesive property monitoring strategy.

Water at floors, behind fixtures, beneath sinks, and around supply connections can be flagged by appropriately placed sensors.

Coordinate valve-control hardware and monitored leaks, subject to installation and configured automation.

See temperature changes in residential units, vacant properties, common areas, and equipment rooms.

Integrate approved compatible smoke/CO interfaces for supplemental monitoring, never as a replacement for required life-safety systems.

Track compatible power and circuit conditions to help flag utility or equipment outages.
Sensors communicate through site-designed radio infrastructure and authorized monitoring services. Property managers can plan unit, common area, and portfolio workflows.

Detect conditions at the source. Coordinate building-wide radio alerts. Give managers a unified view across units, buildings, and property portfolios—without chasing disconnected systems.
WATCH: FROM UNIT 203 TO AN ENTIRE PORTFOLIO 1:45 · Play on demand
LeakMiser can flag water beneath toilets and sinks. TempMiser, AC CircuitMiser and compatible supplemental smoke/CO interfaces bring additional conditions into view.
Configured workflows can notify property managers and maintenance staff, and compatible ValveMiser equipment can support water shutoff.
Build toward a single management experience for unit conditions, building events, and multiple properties through the MX MariWavz radio network.
Illustrative demonstration only. Centralized software features, alerts, automation, smoke/CO integration and shutoff functions depend on approved hardware, implementation, and configuration. Supplemental smoke/CO monitoring does not replace required life-safety systems.
Brokers and property professionals can explore self-branded networks and participation in ongoing monitoring subscriptions. Commercial terms are negotiated; no earnings are guaranteed.
John A. Miceli, GRI, PSA, has been a Florida real estate broker since 2017 and brings decades of electronics and radio-network engineering experience to the property technology conversation.