Everyone knows that sump pumps move water from your basement out of your home. They are not always perfect, so with a connected sump pump, you can catch potential issues earlier. Here are 4 iPhone compatible sump pumps that alert you to leaks and high water levels:
Level Sense PRO: a WiFi enabled sump pump with smart leak detection. It can alert you to high humidity, low temperature, power loss, and other issues. It has an auto-recharging battery.
PumpSpy SmartPump: a WiFi connected sump pump with 24/7 cloud based monitoring. It can pump at up to 4320gph.
Wayne Basement Guardian HALO: an Alexa compatible sump pump that lets you monitor everything on your phone. You can use it to keep up with history, activity, water level, and maintenance issues. It has sensors to let you know when there is a clog.
The Basement Watchdog: an app connected sump pump with capacity of up to 2500GPH. It has a sensor that monitors battery and fluid levels. It has a compact design, so you can fit it in small pits.With the WiFi module, you can keep up with e-mail & text alerts.
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