Spot Water Leak Detector | for Drain Pans & Confined Areas
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Spot Water Leak Detector | for Drain Pans & Confined Areas

The EX-LC-S1 is a simple, economical, and effective electrode-type water detector for confined spaces. Designed to sense water at a single point, it is perfect for monitoring drip pans, under equipment, floor drains, and other areas where water is likely to accumulate.

Key Benefits:

  • Targeted Detection: Ideal for monitoring specific trouble spots where leaks are likely to occur and pool.
  • Proven Technology: Reliable electrode-based sensing requires both probes to contact water to trigger, preventing false alarms.
  • Compact & Discreet: Small size allows for installation in tight, hard-to-reach locations.
  • Low-Cost Solution: Provides essential spot protection at a minimal investment.

Ideal For: HVAC drip pans, under water coolers, floor drains, sump pumps, equipment cabinets, and any localized area where water pooling is a concern.

SKU: EX-LC-S1 Category:

#Overview

The EX-LC-S1 is a cost-effective solution for monitoring discrete points where water leakage and accumulation could cause damage. Its simple design makes it incredibly reliable for its intended purpose of detecting the presence of standing water.

#Key Features

  • Single-Point Monitoring: Provides focused protection for known risk areas.
  • Simple Operation: Two exposed electrodes must be bridged by water to complete the circuit and trigger a closure.
  • Easy Deployment: Low-profile design can be placed directly on the floor or surface to be monitored.
  • Compatibility: Works with any monitoring system that accepts a dry contact closure.

#Technical Specifications

  • Model: EX-LC-S1
  • Type: Spot Detector (Electrode Probe)
  • Detection: Point Detection (Requires immersion of both probes)
  • Output: Dry Contact Closure (Normally Open)
    Power Input: DC 12-24V (or as specified)
  • Material: 316 stainless probes

#FAQ

  • Q: How much water is needed to trigger it?
    A: The water needs to be deep enough to cover both metal probes, typically 2.0±0.5mm.

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