Afero and D-Link Bring Innovative Internet of Things IoT Solution to the Insurance Industry
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With water damage related claims being as high as they are for insurers in the
"D-Link is delighted to be working with
Designed to work seamlessly together, the D-Link Water Sensor with Afero IoT Platform built-in communicates directly with the D-Link Smart Hub, enabling insurance customers to unite devices behind a single hub and a single app to control everything. The D-Link Smart Plug enables customers to create on/off schedules and control remotely. The solution also allows insurance companies to prevent additional claims related to water leakage to turn off any electrical devices plugged to smart plug.
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The solution is slated for availability during the first half of 2018 and will be shown at D-Link's booth (24) at the Insurance IoT
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