Triple-I/Whisker Labs: Study Shows Ting IoT Fire Safety Solution Reduces Annual Fire Damage Claims by $81 Per Home
A new study conducted by the
The analysis, which represents the first comprehensive quantitative analysis of home IoT claims reduction efficacy, found that Ting – a home fire prevention solution created by
“As property/casualty insurers increasingly focus on predicting and preventing costly damage that drives up claims and premiums, this study provides concrete evidence of the value that telematics technology can deliver,” said
How the Technology Works
Ting helps protect homes from electrical fires by using advanced AI to detect arcing, the precursor to most electrical fires. Once connected to a single outlet, Ting analyzes 30 million measurements per second, analyzing voltage at high frequencies to detect tiny electrical anomalies and power quality problems. These hazards can originate from wiring in the home, connected devices and appliances, or even the power coming in from the utility. On average, Ting detects and mitigates fire hazards in one out of every 60 homes it protects.
“Ting is about saving lives and homes - that’s always been our mission,” said
The device also includes temperature monitoring capabilities, issuing alerts when temperatures drop below 42 degrees to prevent frozen and burst pipes. Over the past three years, low temperature warnings have been issued to approximately one in 560 customers annually.
Study Methodology
To overcome challenges related to limited data and sampling bias, the research team developed a self-controlled study that assessed claims over time in homes with Ting installed. The methodology was designed to measure real-world performance with existing customers and experience data.
“We developed a methodology to prove that home IoT technology can prevent losses in the real world,” said
Using data from
Market Adoption
More than 1 million Ting sensors are currently deployed across
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Octagram Analytics is a data and analytics consulting firm specializing in property and casualty insurance. The company focuses on helping clients leverage data to improve pricing, underwriting, and overall business performance. Octagram offers both consulting services and tools designed to help clients develop and implement data-driven strategies.
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