FEBCO, a Watts brand, specializes in high-performance backflow prevention assemblies, vacuum breakers, and flow control products to protect potable water systems.
FEBCO, a brand of Watts Water Technologies, is an industry leader in designing and manufacturing top-quality backflow prevention assemblies and flow control products.
Known for their MasterSeries® reduced pressure detector assemblies, double check valves, and 765 series pressure vacuum breakers, FEBCO products provide unparalleled safety against back-siphonage in municipal water systems, irrigation, and fire suppression systems.
With innovative additions like the SentryPlus Alert® cellular flood sensors, FEBCO ensures continuous remote monitoring for excessive leaks, helping to prevent property damage. Professionals trust FEBCO for reliable plumbing assemblies that meet stringent municipal safety codes.
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Installation and maintenance of FEBCO assemblies should always be performed by a qualified, licensed technician in accordance with local building and plumbing codes.
The flood sensor, such as those found on the LF860 or LF880V series, detects excessive discharge from the relief valve. When paired with a Cellular Gateway or BMS kit, it triggers a notification of a potential flood event so immediate action can be taken.
Continuous discharge is typically caused by debris on the check valve seating surfaces or the relief valve surfaces. A licensed technician will need to depressurize, disassemble, and clean the internal components.
Yes, an add-on or retrofit sensor connection kit (like the SentryPlus Alert Cellular Gateway) is required to activate the flood sensor. Without the kit, the sensor is simply a passive component.
This product must be tested periodically in compliance with local codes, but typically at least once per year or more as service conditions warrant, using appropriate ASSE Series 5000 test methods.