Kohler, Phyn Offer Integration with Alarm.com for H2Wise Product Suite

Kohler and Phyn’s suite of whole home monitoring products now integrates directly with Alarm.com, a platform for the intelligently connected property, creating an all-inclusive water security system for homeowners. Kohler and Phyn have also partnered with Toll Brothers, a builder of luxury homes, to offer a turnkey solution to its single-family residence customers.

The suite of smart water solutions from Kohler and Phyn make it easy for homeowners to track their water consumption, identify areas of excess water use, track leaks in real-time, and take action to conserve and save money. By connecting Kohler H2Wise and Phyn products to the Alarm.com platform, users will be able to monitor and manage smart home devices through their Alarm.com app.

Alarm.com integrates with the following Kohler H2Wise solutions and Phyn products:
• Kohler H2Wise Powered by Phyn – H2Wise can be easily installed by the homeowner under any sink and works to continuously monitor water pressure and provide real-time alerts
• Kohler H2Wise+ Powered by Phyn – H2Wise+ is professionally installed onto the main water line, providing the ability to shut off the main water supply automatically and remotely when a leak is detected. H2Wise+ analyzes the entire home’s plumbing 24/7 to detect hidden issues every time water is turned on in the house.
• Phyn Plus Smart Water Assistant + Shutoff – Phyn Plus uses patented, high-definition pressure wave analysis to alert homeowners the second a leak is detected, mitigating costly damage through automatic water shutoff and informing homeowners about their water use.
• Phyn Smart Water Assistant – The self-installed water monitor that goes under a single sink immediately notifies homeowners if a leak is detected anywhere in their home and provides detailed insights into how each fixture in the home uses water.

Alarm.com and Toll Brothers customers also benefit from the latest in Phyn’s industry-leading AI powered leak detection technology. Phyn’s new Ultra Low Flow identification has significantly improved near real-time detection of ULF events all the way down to .01 gallons per minute.