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No. MaxLinc WiFi sensors connect straight to your building's existing WiFi and push readings and alerts to the cloud dashboard with no gateway or hub to install. There is no mandatory monthly subscription to receive temperature, humidity, air-quality, and leak data or to get alerts.

Sensors log continuously, and the cloud sends real-time alerts the moment a leak, threshold breach, or power loss is detected. The Flood Detector Kit uses a water-sensing rope you can extend up to 100 m (~330 ft) to cover riser rooms, mechanical rooms, and vulnerable units, so a burst pipe or slow drip triggers an instant text and email before it becomes a costly claim.

Yes. The EDGE Air WiFi unit tracks CO2, TVOC, temperature, and humidity, the conditions that drive mold growth and indoor-air-quality complaints. Sustained high humidity in a basement, suite, or lobby raises an alert so you can address ventilation or a moisture source before mold spreads and turns into a remediation bill or a tenant dispute.

The loggers are battery powered (4x AA alkaline, roughly 2 years of typical use, with optional USB-C power), so they keep recording during a power outage and can alert you to the loss of power itself. Readings are buffered and uploaded once connectivity returns, so you keep a continuous record even if WiFi briefly drops.

Yes. The cloud dashboard supports role-based sharing, so you can give a property manager full control, give maintenance staff or contractors alert access, and give owners read-only visibility, all from one account. Everyone sees the same live readings and alert history without sharing a single login, which is useful across a multi-property portfolio.