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Highlighted Case Studies

WINT - Empire State Building Case Study
Empire State Building

The Empire State Realty Trust was looking to reduce water consumption and detect/limit water leaks before they cause significant damage.

WINT - MACE Case Study
MACE - Construction

WINT Construction systems are now deployed from the first day of every project and have become a standardized component of all Mace projects.  

WINT - Clalit Case Study
2nd Largest Healthcare Provider

Keeping health services running can be a matter of life and death for the 4 million+ patients that Clalit serves, so it made sure that leaks don't turn into disasters by installing WINT.

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Microsoft

Ask us how Microsoft was able to cut their building's total water usage and associated carbon emissions by 46% by retrofitting WINT's in-line solutions

WINT - Azrieli Towers Case Study
Office Highrise Complex

After  installing a WINT solution on the cooling towers of a 2 million square foot office and mall complex, the system was able to detect a waste of over 200 000 liters a day.

WINT - The Hartford Case Study
Leading Insurer

WINT helps The Hartford achieve water efficiency and sustainability goals through a comprehensive installation within its headquarters.

WINT - Tidhar Case Study
Billion Dollar Construction Company

For Tidhar Construction, the costs and delays from water damage are unacceptable. They needed a solution that would alert in real-time so staff could shut off the leak before damages occurred.

WINT - Weizmann Institute Case Study
Top Research Institute

The Weizmann Institute of Science would rather spend money on making scientific breakthroughs than on water. It used WINT to save water, prevent damage and stick to its environmental agenda.