TTK is the world's leading company that develops, manufactures and sells, for over 30 years, Digital Liquid Leak Detection Systems, based on a range of digital sensing cables. These cables can detect all types of liquids: water, acids and bases, also hydrocarbons (gasoline, diesel oil, jet fuel, etc).

Founded in France, since 1989, TTK’s headquarter; R&D center and the manufacturing plants are in Paris. Since its establishment, the company has a fast growth. The subsidiaries and offices of the company are extended from Europe to Asia and Middle East countries: Frankfurt, London, Ottawa, Hong Kong, Singapore, Mumbai, Dubai, etc. Products are all manufactured in France, sold worldwide. 

Today, TTK is a well-known brand name in leak detection field. Thanks to the unique digital technology, the advantageous product features, TTK has achieved a leadership place via numerous references all over the world.

TTK's flagship FG-NET is the world’s first touch-screen true digital detection system. FG-NET is a powerful management system designed for complex and critical protection requirements. FG-NET can be used with all TTK digital sense cables, for water, base chemicals, acids and oil leak detection. FG-NET provides fully mapped, multiple simultaneous leak location to 1m accuracy across 1.8km of protection cables together with an advanced alert, alarm and logging system. Coupled with advanced event management and TTK’s Digital Sense Cables the FG-NET provides you with security and risk reduction for your assets and infrastructure. Ideally suited to Datacentres, Trading Floors, Commercial Offices, Prestigious Residential and Historic Property.

In addition to the user friendly 7” Touch-Screen for fault location, FG-NET can communicate via Email, Ethernet, MODBUS, JBUS, RS422, RS485, RS232 and Volt-free contacts. FG-NET can also drive dynamic map drawings with our TOPSurveillance software, only from TTK.

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