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# Probe installation

To effectively install your Spot leak detection probe sensor in an industrial or commercial environment, here is the recommended procedure:

## Probe location

Identify the lowest point in the area to be monitored (containment tray, machine base, or technical room). The probe should be placed where the liquid will naturally accumulate.

## Wall mounting

Although the probe should be as close to the floor as possible to detect the liquid, the probe body can be screwed directly to the bottom of the wall or onto a machine panel.

* **Positioning** : Place the probe against the wall, making sure that the nickel-plated brass contacts are flush with the floor.
* **Screwing** : Use screws suitable for the support to securely fasten the probe. This ensures it will not move during cleaning operations or due to industrial vibrations.

## Transmitter housing installation

Mount the LoRaWAN enclosure high up on the same wall. This setup has two advantages:

* **Range** **Radio** : A high position optimizes signal transmission to your gateway or BMS.
* **Security** : The enclosure remains out of reach in the event of major flooding, ensuring the alert is sent.

{% hint style="info" %}
Once installation is complete, test the system’s responsiveness by placing a damp cloth in contact with the probe pads. The immediate radio message will confirm that your device is working properly.
{% endhint %}


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