Dripspy · LoRaWAN
For property and insurance companies
The LoRaWAN mat, the portal your team watches it from, and what insurers do with it.
Dripspy LoRaWAN
Every kitchen in the portfolio, one platform.
Built for apartment buildings and property management, and it integrates with building management systems such as Schneider Electric.
- Battery
- 10+ years
- Heartbeat
- Twice a day
- Messages
- Acknowledged by the server, resent if not
- Monitoring
- All kitchens in one platform
- Size
- 130×500 mm
- SKU
- E-LOR-MAT-P2
From one stairwell to the whole portfolio.
LoRaWAN does not touch the tenants' WiFi. The mats report to gateways you own, and the gateways to the platform your team already watches.
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Start with one building
One building shows you the coverage, and what the caretakers make of it, before anyone signs for four hundred kitchens.
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Gateways, not tenant WiFi
Each gateway covers the flats assigned to it. Nothing depends on a tenant's router, password, or being at home.
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Fit and register
Each mat is registered to its flat and room as it is fitted, so an alarm names a kitchen rather than a serial number.
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Then watch, not chase
A heartbeat twice a day says a mat is alive, and anything the server does not acknowledge is sent again. The battery lasts ten years or more.
What it plugs into
- Every kitchen on one platform, with the history behind each alarm.
- It can be integrated with property management systems, Schneider Electric among them.
- Support in Swedish and English, and the mats are made in Kraków.
Someone has done this already
Länsförsäkringar companies in several Swedish regions hand these mats to their customers. The business cases show how that works.
An alarm names the flat.
Nobody manages four hundred kitchens from a phone. The LoRaWAN mats report to a portal you open in a browser: each property, each kitchen, what is online, what is quiet and what is wet right now.
- One list for the whole portfolio, from a single building to hundreds.
- An alarm names the property, the flat and the appliance, not just a sensor number.
- Or push the same events into the system you already run, Schneider Electric among them.
Type-approved in Sweden — and designed to go under the appliance, not beside it.
RISE type approval C901469 under certification rule CR 139, issued 18 March 2026 — the first connected water alarm in Sweden to hold one. It lies flat under the dishwasher, the fridge, or in the sink cabinet, and senses across the whole mat instead of at a single point, so a drip is found where it falls. The approval covers either WiFi or LoRaWAN communication. RISE is Sweden's national research institute and an accredited certification body.
Type approvalRISE C901469CR 139 · valid to 17 March 2031
Swedish standard, certified by RISE · also meets EN 18031
What a kitchen leak costs, in writing.
Before you put mats in four hundred kitchens, it helps to have the numbers in front of you: what slow leaks cost, what an association carries, and what the payback looks like.
- A drop a second is about 25 litres a day, and soaked chipboard has roughly a fortnight before mould starts.
- Around 300,000 water damages a year at Nordic insurers, about a third of them in the kitchen.
- For a housing association: an excess of one to five price base amounts per claim, and a payback just under two years.
Tell us what you are protecting.
Tell us how many kitchens you look after and how you monitor them today, and we will tell you what a rollout looks like. Write to the address below, or book half an hour and we will show you.
- We answer within one working day.
- Start with one building, and scale when it has proved itself.
- Swedish and English support, and the mats are made in Kraków.
Or write to sales@elementric.com