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| Org. Type: | Business | |
| Org. Size: | Medium (100 - 499 Employees) | |
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Toilet Leak Detection - LA Vermont Villas and the Villas at Gower (PATH Ventures) (Project)
In partnership with Sensor Industries, the project installed 150+ sensors and other infrastructure to identify and report toilet leaks in two multi-unit buildings in Los Angeles County. This detection technology allows property managers to quickly respond to and address toilet … Learn More
Toilet Leak Detection (MacArthur Park Tower, Vista Del Campo Norte & Venice & Grand) (Project)
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Toilet Leak Detection - Mercy Housing San Francisco, Phase II (Project)
In partnership with Sensor Industries, the project installed 269 sensors to identify and report toilet leaks across three affordable housing properties in San Francisco. This detection technology allows property managers to quickly respond to and address toilet leaks, reducing water … Learn More
Toilet Leak Detection (TLD) Southern California - HACLA (Project)
In partnership with Sensor Industries and the Pacific Institute, the project installed 1,000+ sensors and other infrastructure to identify and report toilet leaks across eight Los Angeles multi-unit properties. This detection technology allows property managers to quickly respond to and … Learn More
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