Illustration of an AquaNet-BD connected to a copper pipe
Grus / Installer partnerships

Choose the water products for your project

Start with the job: monitor water use, control a compatible valve, or detect water in a specific location. Match the product and installation requirements before treating separate devices as one system.

Illustrative installation. Products selected separately.

Product selection

Different roles. Different fit questions.

Use the individual product pages for available options. The examples below do not define a fixed partner bundle or prove that all devices connect to each other.

AquaNet-BD water shutoff device with display and pipe connections

AquaNet-BD

Water monitoring and shutoff

Discuss water-use visibility and a shutoff device for the intended pipe location.

Check: Selected variant, pipe connection, space, power, network and response settings.View product options
AquaNet-VM white valve-control unit with brass pipe connections

AquaNet-VM

Water valve control

Review a valve-control option for the specific pipe and installation arrangement.

Check: Model and connection requirements, accessible installation space and network setup.View product options
AquaNet-M round water leak sensor

AquaNet-M

Localized leak sensing

Identify water at a chosen risk location and plan who will respond to an alert.

Check: Sensor position, coverage, network and notification requirements.View product options
AquaNet-LD leak detector with a coiled sensing cable

AquaNet-LD

Cable-based leak detection

Consider a sensing cable for a defined area where water may collect.

Check: Cable length, placement, coverage and the selected device's connection requirements.View product options

Bring the site information, not a guessed bundle.

A useful project discussion starts with the intended result and the constraints. Keep customer details private.

Open the valve fit checklist
  1. The water-protection task

    Identify where sensing or valve control is needed and who would respond to an alert.

  2. The installation context

    Provide the selected model, pipe connection, available space and relevant power and network conditions.

  3. The service arrangement

    Name the local installation and support role, then confirm the order contents and written terms.

AquaNet-BD app example showing a valve dashboard and daily and monthly water-use screens
Product UI example. Displayed values are not customer savings or performance evidence; screens depend on the product and software version.

An alert needs a response plan.

Discuss who will receive information, who can act and what the homeowner should do if a device or connection is unavailable.

Confirm response settings for the exact equipment. Do not promise a particular offline behavior or unattended shutoff based on a screenshot.

Plan installation and support

Questions before you begin

Are these products supplied as one kit?

The products shown are selection options, not a packing list. Confirm the exact order, quantities and included accessories before treating them as a bundle.

Does a leak sensor automatically close a water valve?

Do not assume that separate products work together. Confirm the exact models, connection requirements, supported response settings and behavior if power or network access is lost.

Which valve should I choose?

Start with the function needed and the site's pipe connection, space and operating conditions. Ask for the selected model's documentation and have the installation reviewed by the appropriate qualified professional.

Can you confirm pricing or samples for a project?

Include your service region, product interests and estimated quantity in a partner inquiry. Product selection, pricing, sample terms and availability must be confirmed for that request.

Start with one clear project.

Tell us what the home needs and who will handle installation and ongoing support. Product selection and business terms follow that discussion.

Discuss a project