Ting sensor offers free monitoring to help prevent electrical fires in homes

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The Ting sensor, a device that monitors home electrical systems for faults, is now available for free through certain home insurance providers. It alerts users to potential issues, helping to prevent electrical fires, especially during the holiday season. The sensor plugs into a standard outlet and connects to Wi-Fi. It tracks voltage levels and electrical noise, identifying problems like frayed wires. Users receive alerts via phone, text, or email if issues are detected, with Ting covering up to $1,000 in repair costs. While Ting can identify many electrical hazards, it does not detect all issues or alert users to fires. It provides real-time data on electrical conditions but does not measure energy usage of individual appliances.


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