“Did I leave everything safe?”
After leaving a home or closing a site, people cannot easily confirm water, gas, selected electrical zones and safety pathways from one clear status.
Designed for existing occupied properties
LOFAZ adds coordinated fire, water, gas and electrical-response pathways to existing homes and small sites — normally without whole-property refurbishment, complete rewiring or replacement of all utility lines.
Final scope is confirmed by survey and competent design.
Everyday customer challenges
LOFAZ is designed around what happens after a warning: who knows, what can be contained, whether the action physically occurred and who can restore the property safely.
After leaving a home or closing a site, people cannot easily confirm water, gas, selected electrical zones and safety pathways from one clear status.
A vacant, tenanted or remotely managed property can remain exposed for hours before the right person sees the problem and acts.
A warning is valuable, yet the practical response can still be delayed when nobody is present or the escalation route is not defined.
Water can damage floors, walls and electrical areas, make the property temporarily unusable and continue into neighbouring homes.
Landlord, tenant, manager, installer and emergency contact need a clear order for notification, acknowledgement, escalation and recovery.
Water, heat, equipment and utility faults can grow overnight, creating avoidable damage, reopening delays and business interruption.
The retrofit principle
LOFAZ starts with installed reality. The system is configured around usable equipment, real access, competent-trade boundaries and the response that the customer actually needs.
Record and reuse compatible infrastructure where condition, access and approved interfaces allow.
Add the elements required for the commissioned protection pathway, not a blanket replacement package.
Connect evidence, physical feedback and responsible people into one recoverable event record.
Survey before promise. Some properties will need limited enabling work because access, age, condition, shared services or compliance requirements vary. That work is identified before installation and separated clearly in the proposal.
Minimum-disruption delivery
The final quote separates retained assets, new components, enabling works, excluded works, testing, warranty and maintenance responsibilities.
Confirm property type, occupancy, operating hours, priority hazards and responsible people.
Inspect alarms, shut-off points, electrical zones, access, signal routes, permissions and condition.
Define what stays, what is added, local work, roles, cause-and-effect and recovery authority.
Fit approved components, complete agreed local works and label every safety interface.
Test local action, physical feedback, alerts, escalation, backup operation, evidence and handover.
Configured protection pathways
Select a pathway to see the customer outcome and the control boundary. Final behaviour depends on the site survey and approved interfaces.
LOFAZ can combine leak and flow evidence, command the configured water valve, distinguish moving from physically closed and check whether the leak is actually contained. If containment is not verified, the event escalates.
One core. Three service layers.
The workflow, permissions and service level change by customer. The retrofit-first promise and commissioned safety boundary remain consistent.
Homeowners and occupants
A single view of configured safety pathways, clear mobile alerts and local protective logic for an existing occupied home.
Commercial value
LOFAZ should not claim zero incidents or guaranteed insurance savings. Pilot value is demonstrated through installation, response and operational evidence.
Compare the surveyed enabling-work scope with a credible whole-property alternative; record compatible assets retained.
Measure installer hours, access visits, shutdown windows and the rooms or areas requiring making good.
Measure time from signal to requested action, physical feedback, verified containment and responsible-person acknowledgement.
Track affected zones, water duration, downtime and recovery time while avoiding unsupported prevention claims.
Track tests completed, events acknowledged, repeat faults, escalation timing, service response and recovery authority.
Why LOFAZ
Retrofit is available elsewhere. LOFAZ must earn selection through the combination of surveyed fit, local coordination, physical result verification, role-based escalation and controlled recovery.
| Buyer question | Typical point solution | LOFAZ answer |
|---|---|---|
| Can it work with the property I have? | Often focused on one device, protocol or hazard. | Survey-led retrofit plan that records what stays, what is added and which local works are required. |
| Did the action physically happen? | A command or app status may be the end of the workflow. | Requested, executing, physical, verified, failed and recovery-lock states are kept separate. |
| What happens without the internet? | Remote visibility may become the centre of the product. | Commissioned local protection can continue; connectivity loss is reported as a separate condition. |
| Who owns the next step? | Multiple people may receive the same generic alert. | Role-based acknowledgement, escalation timers, evidence and recovery authority are defined per property. |
| How is the property restored? | Reset and reopen may be treated as a simple remote action. | Inspection, permissions, lockouts and evidence determine when and by whom recovery can occur. |
LOFAZ is at concept and pre-prototype stage. These are design requirements and proof targets, not claims of a currently certified production system.
Safety and trust
Every installation remains property-specific. Approved equipment, competent installers, documented tests and clear operational authority are part of the product.
Local logic and supervised backup energy preserve the commissioned response where possible; remote notifications may degrade when connectivity is lost.
Any water, foam or CO₂ release remains under a certified local controller and a professionally approved cause-and-effect design.
Gas-rated hardware, competent design, locked recovery and authorised inspection are required.
Only mapped, professionally designed selective isolation is considered, with essential circuits and safe failure behaviour protected.
Unique credentials, vulnerability reporting, signed updates, event logs, least privilege and a declared support period form the baseline.
Inspection, acknowledgement, safe reset, authorised reopening and preserved evidence complete the workflow.
Frequently asked questions
A final technical answer depends on the property, but the commercial and safety principles should be clear from the start.
Request a retrofit survey
Share enough detail for a fit conversation. LOFAZ can then identify what may be retained, what may need to be added and which specialist checks are required.