A sneak peek at the new WaterCop PRO Automatic Water Shut-Off System. Available early 2010 in Canada

WaterCop Systems can be easily installed in existing or new construction.

The WaterCop electric valve should be installed just after the existing shut-off valve on your main water line. However, if your existing shut-off valve is outside of the house or building, the WaterCop should be installed on the main water line immediately after it enters the dwelling through a floor or wall.

DynaQuip© Controls, the makers of WaterCop, recommend that the WaterCop valve be installed by a certified professional plumber and in accordance with all local plumbing codes. Please read the Owner's Manual and Installation Instructions carefully prior to installing, testing, and operating your WaterCop system.

WaterCop Sensor Placement.

When placing the sensors in the areas that you would like to monitor (washing machines, hot water heaters, dishwashers, toilets, ice makers, etc.) make sure that the sensor probe is placed flat on the floor in an area where leaking water will accumulate at the earliest stages of the leak.

Wiring WaterCop to a Security System.

Would you like to be notified of a leak situation? How about the ability to turn your water on or off with the push of a conveniently located switch? The WaterCop valve is capable of communicating with other devices such as security/home automation systems and our Water Control Wall Switch. The I/O port on the WaterCop has low voltage contacts that allow you to wire directly to home security systems and home automation control panels.

If you have a home security or home automation system with auxiliary inputs and outputs and would like to link WaterCop to that system, we suggest that you call your security system dealer/installer and have them do the work. If you use our Water Control Wall Switch and cabling, there is no other wiring necessary!

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