RS-094 Water Heater Leak Alarm with Automatic Shutoff
Proven, effective protection for water heaters.
This compact shutoff valve sounds an alarm and stops water when a leak is detected—no Wi-Fi, no subscriptions.
✅ Key Features
- Automatically shuts off water to the tank when a leak is detected, helping prevent costly damage and insurance claims
 - Reliable, gear-driven shutoff valve is less prone to failure from buildup than spring-based designs
 - Magnetized leak sensor sits directly in the drain pan or under the tank with a 1/16" stand-off to reduce false alarms caused by humidity
 - Audible alarm sounds when water is detected
 - Sensor installs securely using the included metal plate—horizontal or vertical
 - Easy-to-use manual reset makes the system fully reusable
 - Plugs into a standard wall outlet—no special wiring required
 - Can tie into a home security panel for integrated monitoring
 
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                      What's in the Box?
                    
                  - 1 – Receiver box / actuator
 - 1 – ½"-1-¼" full port lead-free shut-off valve
 - 1 – Magnetized water sensor with 8' lead wire
 - 1 – Metal plate for sensor placement
 - 1 – 120V AC power plug with 12' lead wire
 
                    
                    
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                Additional Kit Configurations:
• RS-094-MK6 for Plenum Spaces
• RS-094-MK1 with Rope Sensor for Low-Profile Tanks
Best Case Uses
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🏠 Ideal Residential Installs
Protection for high-risk or unattended spaces.
- Condos and apartments
 - Laundry or mechanical closets
 - Vacation homes and rental properties
 - New builds or retrofits
 
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🏢 Commercial Applications
Designed for utility points in compact workspaces.
- Office break rooms
 - Commercial janitor closets
 - Maintenance rooms in mixed-use properties
 - Unattended shared facilities
 
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⚠️ High-Risk Properties
Recommended where previous damage has occurred.
- Multi-residential buildings
 - Properties with a history of water damage or claims
 - Older buildings with limited plumbing access