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Water & Oil Leak Detection System (LDS)

Water leak detection systems are essential for safeguarding sensitive IT equipment in server rooms and data centers from potential water damage. These advanced systems utilize a variety of sensors and technologies to quickly identify and locate water leaks, enabling prompt remediation before significant damage occurs.

State-Of-The-Art Water Leak And Oil Leak Detection Systems

At Data Build Technologies, we offer industry-leading solutions for leak detection, including state-of-the-art water leak and oil leak detection systems. Our technology is designed to provide real-time monitoring and alerts, ensuring that your critical infrastructure remains protected and operational.

Protect Critical IT Infrastructure

By incorporating a comprehensive water leak detection system designed for the unique challenges of server rooms and data centers, facility managers can protect critical IT infrastructure and ensure business continuity.

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Benefits of a Comprehensive Leak Detection System

  • Early leak detection: These systems can identify leaks at the earliest stages, minimizing water damage and downtime.
  • Localized leak identification: Many systems can pinpoint the exact location of a leak, streamlining repair efforts.
  • Compatibility with BMS: Integration with building management systems allows for centralized monitoring and control.
  • Reduced risk of data loss: Preventing water damage to servers and IT equipment helps avoid costly data loss and downtime.
  • Compliance with industry standards: Leak detection systems are often required to meet standards set by organizations like BICSI and NFPA

Key Components of a Server Room Water Leak Detection System

Liquid Leak Detection System essential consists of the following components.

  • Ceiling-mounted leak detection sensors: These low-profile sensors are installed above drop ceilings to detect water from leaks in pipes or HVAC systems before it can drip through the ceiling tiles.
  • Raised floor leak detection cables: Sensor cables are placed under raised flooring to monitor for water accumulation and alert the system to leaks from pipes, CRAC units, or other sources.
  • Point sensors: Spot detectors are positioned in areas prone to leaks, such as under CRAC units or near water-carrying pipes, to provide localized monitoring.
  • Control panel: The central control unit processes data from the various sensors, analyzes the information, and triggers alarms or notifications when a leak is detected.
  • Notification system: Alarms, emails, text messages, or integration with building management systems (BMS) are used to alert personnel of a leak, allowing for a rapid response.