George Risk Industries 2600TG Under Carpet Water Sensor

Product Description

The George Risk Industries 2600TG is an under-carpet water detection sensor designed to identify moisture intrusion at floor level before it causes structural or equipment damage. The unit ships with two probes, allowing technicians to monitor a wider coverage area or position sensors at multiple low points within the same zone. This type of sensor is commonly installed in mechanical rooms, data centers, server closets, and commercial or residential spaces where water leaks from HVAC equipment, plumbing lines, or condensate drainage are a known risk. Installation is handled by licensed HVAC technicians, plumbers, or low-voltage control specialists depending on the application and local requirements.

The 2600TG is suited for use beneath floor coverings where discrete placement is required. The low-profile probe design allows it to sit flat under carpet or other flooring materials without creating a tripping hazard or noticeable surface irregularity. It is appropriate for both new construction and retrofit installations in residential and light commercial environments where early leak detection is part of a building protection or water damage mitigation strategy.

Key Features

• Under-carpet probe design for discreet, low-profile moisture detection
• Includes two probes for expanded coverage or dual-zone monitoring
• Detects water intrusion at floor level before damage spreads
• Suitable for HVAC mechanical rooms, server rooms, and utility spaces
• Compatible with standard water detection control systems and alarm panels

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style water detection sensor for use with compatible water alarm control panels and building protection systems. Consult system documentation to confirm probe and input compatibility before installation.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified technician familiar with low-voltage sensing circuits and applicable local codes. De-energize and disconnect power to the monitoring control panel before connecting probe leads. Position probes at the lowest accessible floor point in the monitored area to ensure contact with pooling water. Avoid routing probe cables through areas subject to physical damage or excessive heat.