The WaveLink Difference
Electrical energy in water is dangerous
The worst outcome is electric shock drowning. The shock itself may not be fatal but can cause muscle paralysis that leads to drowning.
Existing Alert Systems
There are other devices that can alert you of stray electrical current, but they are limited by short range and poor quality signal detection. As tested, these devices can detect dangerous electricity up to 10 feet away from the sensor (although they claim further).
WaveLink Extended Range
Using a completely new detection method featuring artificial intelligence and machine learning, WaveLink can detect dangerous electricity over 100 feet away, alerting you to situations even outside your swim radius.
WaveLink Hub
WaveLink notifies you at the water with audible and visual warnings, but also sends alerts to the cloud and to your phone.
Water Focused Sensors
With WaveLink, you have the option to add more sensors to protect and connect with your waterfront even while you are away, including cameras, GPS trackers, and water level sensors.
Get Alerts and Stay Connected
WaveLink's app allows you to connect to your waterfront from wherever you are. Get alerts, see a live view, check on your boat, and see historical data all in one place.
The WaveLink Story
After a drowning at Lake Tuscaloosa caused by an exposed electrical line below the water’s surface, customers of Roger Miller‘s electrical contracting businesses began asking if there was a product that could alert them of this dangerous condition.
Arnar Thors, Co-Founder
Arnar Thors has a Master’s in Mechanical Engineering, is an entrepreneur at heart, and is the co-founder of Fitz-Thors Engineering (FTE), AerBetic, and Hardware Park. His broad engineering experience in advanced manufacturing, product development, and prototyping is key to providing the knowledge and experience to rapidly move a product from idea to marketable in the most economical way.
FTE is a full-service engineering firm which was founded in 2007 and has experienced year over year growth including the recession, with a team of over 30 people.
Matt Fitzgerald, Co-Founder
Matt Fitzgerald has nearly 20 years of experience in engineering design and product/equipment manufacturing. His firm Fitz-Thors Engineering assists clients though streamlined in-house capabilities that enable design, prototyping, testing, manufacturing, and delivery of complete solutions.
He and his business partner are passionate about supporting startups and assisting in new technology development. They have established Hardware Park as a product-focused innovation hub to serve Birmingham’s downtown technology district. He received his Mechanical Engineering degree from the University of Alabama and is a state Licensed Professional Engineer.
Roger Miller, Co-Founder
Roger Miller is a Master Electrician with 30 years of experience in the industrial electrical field and is the founder of Sky Electrical Contractors, LLC. Drawing on a variety of industrial experiences, Roger specializes in solving process control and data acquisition problems by using a mixture of hardware and software.
His experience and capabilities include systems engineering and design, systems integration and debug, custom automation systems, technology assessments, value engineering of existing systems, and system rebuilds and upgrades. Prior to venturing out on his own with Sky Electrical, Roger was an automation and design engineer for two Fortune 500 companies.