Monitor swimming pools, before the basin has to close.

With Smart Joint, retrofitting is possible when the joints are renewed. The simplest and most cost-efficient option is integration during new builds or full refurbishments, when the tiling is being newly laid anyway. Leak monitoring for plant rooms and pipe runs, on the other hand, can be retrofitted at any time, where a leak detection cable is laid without structural intervention.

No. The Smart Joint sensor sits in the joint mortar beneath the tiling and is not visible from the pool side. Readout is contactless via RFID, so nothing needs to be opened and nothing drained.

In the basin itself the joints and therefore the waterproofing layer. Beyond that, depending on the question, moisture and chloride in the concrete, crack widths in the structure and escaping water in plant rooms come into consideration. Which combination makes sense is clarified in the measurement concept, which depends strongly on the age and construction of the pool.

Not Smart Joint. The sensor is passive, it contains no battery and draws the energy for the measurement from the reader at the moment of readout. For sensor technology outside the pool, for example in the plant room, the usual requirements of the respective solution apply.

We currently have no published project reports for swimming pools. The sensor technology used has been in service for years in other structure types, from bridges to underground car parks to port facilities. Get in touch if you would like to discuss the status for a specific project.