Detect leaks with moisture sensors
Moisture sensors are the first line of defence against costly building damage. Tector’s innovative moisture sensors provide real-time monitoring and actionable insights to protect your investment and ensure long-term durability.
Detect leaks before they become costly problems
Moisture can go unnoticed for months until it starts damaging your structure. That’s where Tector comes in. Our discreet, wireless moisture sensors are built to detect leaks early, long before they escalate into costly repairs.
With continuous moisture detection and instant alerts, you’ll know exactly when and where action is needed. Tector keeps your buildings dry, safe and built to last.
Stop walking around with moisture meters
Manual moisture meters and checklists are time-consuming and easy to miss. Tector’s system simplifies it all with just three steps:
Connect your Power Tector gateway to the internet—no setup required. It automatically links with nearby sensors.
Mount your moisture sensors in key risk zones. Two screws and a QR code scan, and you’re done. No app needed.
Receive weekly reports immediately and default alerts when your attention is needed, so you can tend to your work with peace of mind.
Benefits of Tector's moisture detection system
- Wireless sensors provide precise, reliable readings in timber, CLT, and flat roofs.
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Why early moisture detection matters
Tector’s roof sensors and wood sensors give you peace of mind. By catching moisture early, you avoid mould growth, material degradation, and insurance claims.
And it’s not just about damage every leak prevented means fewer resources wasted and less embodied carbon lost. Smarter moisture detection is part of building sustainably.
Moisture monitoring for every building type
Moisture monitoring for
the full lifecycle
- From day one to year ten, Tector supports every phase of your building’s life:
- Planning
Build your moisture detection strategy and documentation before construction begins. - Construction
Use live sensor data to check drying times and catch risks before they delay the build. - Handover
Provide clear reports showing the building was delivered dry and compliant. - Maintenance
Stay connected with long-term monitoring. Resolve issues before occupants even notice. -
- Planning
FAQs
Is there any maintenance needed for the moisture sensors?
No, there's no need nce. After you installed the sensor, you can sit back and relax and enjoy the data you’re about to receive. Learn more about the data
What is the lifetime of Tector moisture sensor?
The sensor is produced to last 10 years at transmissions every 4 hours.
How moist resistant is the sensor itself?
The sensors are resistant to high moisture as they are PCB protected.
How precise and accurate is the sensor?
Measurements are very precise as the device uses a wide range resistance measurement scale (from 10 kΩ all the way to 10 GΩ). Wood moisture content: 0.3% measured at exact point (in the 8-20% range). Relative humidity: 2% RH (In the 10 to 90% range) Temperature: 0.2 °C (in the -20 to 60 degrees range). All measurements extend past this range at a reduced accuracy.
What is the connectivity of the Tectors sensor?
LoRa protocol that is widely supported and has growing coverage. Long Range communication at extremely low power consumption. Gateways cover a radius of up to 500 meters.
What if I need to set up the sensor in a hard to access place?
No problem, the sensor can be extended with wires.
How do I set up moisture sensors?
Getting started with our moisture sensor can be done in minutes. Just plug in the gateway and it works. The sensor has to be screwed in with 2 screws, and then it is registered in a few clicks by scanning a QR code on the sensor, which sends you to our system (without installing an app) and in a few clicks it is registered and operational.
How big is the moisture sensor?
Woodsense’s moisture sensor is a discreet, small sensor that can be installed anywhere.
What is the difference between a moisture logger and a sensor?
A moisture logger saves each moisture measurement locally on the logger often using an SD card or similar which later can be retrieved manually and transferred to a computer for analysis etc. The sensor will transfer the measurement to the cloud immediately making each measurement available in real-time and removes any storage limitations e.g. an SD card could have. With sensors you can access realtime data via a convenient dashboard and dont need to walk around with moisture loggers anymore.