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Detect a fire in minutes. Get instant alerts. Protect up to 10 acres with one sensor
Don’t lose precious minutes to an undetected fire.
Human detection is often too late. Torch sensors work 24/7 to quickly send emergency alerts straight to your phone.
How Torch works
3 minute average detection time
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A simple way to stay ahead of wildfires.
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Detects fires fast
Within minutes of starting.
Torch sensors combine thermal, visible, and chemical analysis.
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Sends instant alerts
Via text, call, and email.
Torch will make sure you're aware of any threat.
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Protects you 24/7
Even when you're not home.
Desktop and mobile apps you can access anywhere.
Why Torch
A wildfire starts small.We stop it there.
Cutting-edge technology that benefits everyone.
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A safety net for communities
Receive fire alerts from those around you and stay safe together
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A guardian for businesses
Add a layer of fire safety for high-value land and assets
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A tool for first responders
Detect flare-ups and reignitions during ongoing fire emergencies
How early is Early Detection?
Let's compare Torch Sensor's fire detection speed to existing solutions
How early is Early Detection?
Let's compare Torch Sensor's fire detection speed to existing solutions
Let's compare Torch Sensor's fire detection speed to existing solutions
Torch
1-10 minutes
Gas alarms
30-60 minutes
Camera detectors
1-5 hours
Satellites
5-24 hours
Who is Torch for?
The early warning we've all been missing.
Agriculture
Wildfires destroyed over 4.3 million acres of land in California in 2020. The economic damage to the California wine industry alone was $3.7 billion, with losses from ruined or unharvested grapes estimated at $601 million
Insurance
Insurance companies face increasing claims from wildfire damages, with total insured losses in the U.S. reaching $13 billion in 2020
Utilities
While nearly 85% of all wildfires are started by humans, approximately 10% of wildfire ignitions are sparked by faults on electrical grid infrastructure or electric equipment failures. PG&E filed for bankruptcy in 2019 due to liabilities exceeding $30 billion from wildfire damages, reflecting the severe financial risks utilities face
At-risk Communities
In 2021, wildfires threatened more than 10,000 communities across the United States, leading to the evacuation of tens of thousands of residents. The Camp Fire in 2018, which devastated the town of Paradise, California, was one of the deadliest and most destructive wildfires in the state's history, causing $16.5 billion in damages
Government
The U.S. government spends an average of $2.4 billion annually on wildfire suppression and prevention efforts. These costs, combined with recovery and rebuilding efforts, can significantly strain public resources and budgets
Hospitality
Wildfires pose a significant threat to the hospitality industry, with fires in 2020 causing over $10 billion in direct damages to hotels, resorts, and tourist attractions