As homeowners lean into smart-home technology, RWC’s StreamLabs Control is delivering on a crucial need: water and leak management. Thanks to its innovative technology, the leak detection device was honored as runner–up for the 2021 National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) Leading Suppliers Council (LSC) Spark Award.
As reported in Chubb’s 2017 Water Risk Survey, “45 percent of homeowners have or know someone who has experienced a water leak.” As an innovation-driven company, RWC saw an opportunity to help limit detrimental water damage with just a tap. Designed to track water usage, alert users of leaks, and provide an automatic remote shutoff option, the StreamLabs Control, which installs directly into the main water line, connects to the complementary StreamLabs app to monitor the home’s water system 24/7.
It is the second product in RWC’s portfolio to be recognized by the LSC. The SharkBite EvoPEX push-to-connect system won the Spark Award in 2018.
According to the NAHB LSC Spark Award criteria, “winners are to demonstrate superior knowledge in developing cutting-edge products and services, embrace a progressive outlook, and exhibit a willingness to push the envelope when it comes to taking the home building industry to the next level.”
“We always seek new ways to innovate and create cutting-edge products for customers,” said Jeff Long, RWC’s Product Manager–Cash Acme and StreamLabs. “We’re extremely proud the StreamLabs Control has been recognized in such prestigious company. It is a great product, providing homeowners comfort and peace of mind that their homes are looked after.”
Source: RWC
