H2O Connected Unveils LeakAlertor Wireless PRO with Predictive AI for Enhanced Water Management

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COATESVILLE, PA — H2O Connected, LLC is poised to revolutionize water management in hotel guest rooms with the introduction of its LeakAlertor Wireless PRO, now featuring Predictive AI technology. This innovative system, recognized as a HFTP HITEC ’24 E20X winner, addresses the significant issue of water waste in tank toilets, which are a major source of wastage in hotel environments.

Set to launch in the first quarter of 2025, the Predictive AI feature empowers hotel managers to anticipate maintenance needs, enabling targeted repairs and preventing costly, widespread replacements. “Toilet components degrade at varying rates based on factors like water quality and usage,” explains Susan Springsteen, President and Cofounder of H2O Connected. “With Predictive AI, we can pinpoint exactly what needs fixing, right before it becomes an issue. The LeakAlertor becomes not just a monitoring tool but a powerful pre-emptive solution, delivering significant water savings and boosting NOI.”

The system’s ability to detect, diagnose, and quantify water waste facilitates proactive maintenance, leading to substantial cost savings and improved labor efficiency. Moreover, its alignment with sustainability goals is reinforced by data analysis drawn from over six million data points collected from monitoring the initial 1,000 toilets. This analysis provides detailed insights into water savings achieved through timely repairs.

With a lifespan exceeding a decade, the LeakAlertor Wireless PRO promises hotels substantial, measurable, and efficient water conservation, making it a vital component in sustainable hotel operations. This advanced system not only conserves resources but also enhances the bottom line, making it a critical asset for modern hotel management.

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