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Waterguard+ is FG-approved and has been Norway's best-selling leak protection system for the last 30 years.

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Yes, we view this as damage-reduction and therefore provide xx% in premium discount upon installation of Abra Kollektiv leak protection as a preventive measure that reduces the risk of major damage. This results in reduced insurance premiums and can lead to fewer reduced excess costs in the future.

• Larger housing associations (housing cooperatives and apartment buildings)
  Abra Kollektiv+ is billed through the housing association’s joint expenses.
• Apartment buildings without a board
  Abra Kollektiv+ can be billed directly to the resident/charged to a card.

Abra is an integrated security system for homes, which offers advanced monitoring and control over the home's security measures. For housing associations, Abra provides solutions such as leak protection and fire alarm systems, directly connected to the board and residents' mobile phones via the Abralife app. This increases security and reduces the risk of costly damages.

The Abra system is designed to be low maintenance. Sensors and devices test themselves regularly, and residents as well as the board will be notified through the app if maintenance or battery replacement is needed.

When installing Abra Kollektiv+ leak protection, the housing association can access multiple services within the same app and platform.

Abra offers:

• Collective smoke detection: Interconnected and FG-approved smoke detectors
• Electric vehicle charging: A platform where the board can appreciate electricity and residents can use the Abralife app to start charging.
• Access control: Smart door locks on communal doors and entrance doors.

Abra Kollektiv+ provides you with protection against water damage, gets you cheaper insurance and ensures less water damage.

Abra Kollektiv+ uses advanced sensors and a central control unit (Linkbox+) to monitor the housing associations's water system for potential leaks. Upon detection of moisture or water, the system can automatically shut off the water supply to prevent further damage while alerting the board and affected residents through the Abralife app.

Abra has its own customer service that handles inquiries from all customers and can assist with troubleshooting on leak protection.

Yes, that is correct. The Waterguard system itself is relatively easy to set up, but it is important that all the water-bearing connections in the system are made professionally. A plumber is required to do this. You can install accessories yourself, but you must arrange this with the responsible installer in advance.

The board will receive alerts directly on their mobile phones through the Abralife app, providing immediate updates on which device or area the alarm is coming from. This enables a quick response and management of the situation.

No, the Abra system is designed for easy installation. It must be installed by a certified plumber. Abra and their certified installation partners will ensure a seamless installation process, and residents need minimal involvement. The system can also be customised to meet the specific needs and requirements of the housing association.

Under the regulations, leak protection requirements only apply to new buildings and when changes are made to existing plumbing systems. However, if you live in an older building that is not subject to TEK17, the risk of water leaks will be relatively high, and higher than in a new building. Therefore, both we and the construction industry professionals recommend that approved leak protection is installed in older homes as well – even if no changes are made to the plumbing that trigger requirements under TEK17.

Yes, we will come out and replace the stop valve you currently have. All materials we take out of the home will be recycled and reused.