The system features a user-friendly design intended for straightforward installation in high-risk zones. By automating the wetting of exterior structures, the invention seeks to offer property owners a proactive defense mechanism against fire damage. The designer claims the unit is both practical and effective for residential and commercial applications.

InventHelp is currently representing the patent-pending product for potential licensing or sale to manufacturers. Technical drawings and a prototype model are available for interested parties through the company’s Pittsburgh office. Inquiries regarding the system, identified as 25-OCC-1859, can be directed to InventHelp at (412) 288-1300.