George Risk Industries Inc. 2800-W Open Loop Water Sensor

Product Description

The GEORGE RISK INDUSTRIES INC. 2800-W is an open loop water sensor designed to detect the presence of water or flooding in residential and commercial security and automation systems. When water bridges the sensor contacts, the open loop circuit signals the connected control panel or monitoring device, triggering an alert. Licensed security technicians and automation integrators install this sensor in areas prone to water intrusion, such as mechanical rooms, basements, and equipment closets. Its compact form factor and straightforward wiring make it a practical choice for new installations and service upgrades alike.

The 2800-W is suited for use in security and building automation applications where water detection is required. Typical installations include placement near water heaters, sump pits, HVAC drain pans, and other locations where undetected leaks can cause property damage or equipment failure. It is sold individually and is appropriate for both residential and light commercial deployments.

Key Features

• Open loop circuit design signals water presence to connected control panels or monitoring systems
• White housing blends with common installation environments
• Sold as a single unit for flexible deployment
• Suitable for residential and commercial security and automation systems
• Designed for installation in moisture-prone areas including mechanical rooms and equipment closets

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style open loop water detection sensor for use with compatible security and building automation control panels that accept open loop water sensor inputs.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified security technician or licensed integrator familiar with low-voltage wiring practices and applicable local codes. Power down the control panel or place it in service mode before wiring the sensor to avoid false alarms or panel faults. Verify that the connected control panel supports open loop water sensor inputs before completing the installation. Place the sensor flat on the floor or at the lowest point of the monitored area to ensure reliable water contact.