Ting

Ting monitors your electrical network for the main precursors to electrical fires, micro-arcs, and sparks that develop in faulty wires, loose connections, and faulty devices or appliances. These si...

While Ting detects hazardous arching in your home’s electrical system, it also looks at your home’s power quality and provides real-time notifications of power outages, power surges, and brownouts ...

Yes, your home absolutely requires smoke detectors. Ting helps prevent electrical fires from starting in the first place; Ting does not alert you when a fire in the home is present. Fires can be st...

If Ting detects an electrical fire hazard, the Ting Fire Safety Team will contact you to coordinate a plan to identify the problem and mitigate the risk. Depending on the characteristics of the ele...

Once Learning Mode is complete, when electrical fire hazards are not present, the home screen banner will be green and indicate "No Hazards Detected." Every home contains many miles of wiring and m...

Learning Mode:  When you first activate your service, Ting assesses your home's electrical system to analyze electrical background signal levels and establish a baseline prior to beginning electric...

Electrical fires are often the most devastating type of house fire. Ting monitors your electrical network for the main precursors to electrical fires, micro-arcs, and sparks that develop in faulty ...

Absolutely.  When you move to your new home, you will re-install Ting using your new home's WiFi network.  Importantly, you'll also need to update your home address during your re-installation. (1)...

Ting is a long-term monitoring solution and is solely intended to remain in the original home in which it was installed, as all service terms and conditions apply to the original home in which Ting...

No. Ting can typically monitor the entire electrical network of your home from one outlet. There is no need to move Ting once it has been installed unless instructed to do so by the Ting Support Te...