Hidden leaks often cause devastating damage before they are ever discovered. This smart sensor detects moisture instantly to prevent costly destruction.
Loud 100dB Siren
Instant App Notification
Buoyant Waterproof Design
High-Sensitivity Probes
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Prevent Costly Water Damage Instantly
First Benefit
Instant Dual Alerts
Loud siren plus instant phone notifications.
Second Benefit
Fully Waterproof
Sealed design floats and alarms during floods.
Third Benefit
Wireless Setup
Detects drips instantly with no wiring needed.
Unlike standard sensors that fail when flooded, our buoyant alarm combines a deafening 100dB siren with instant mobile alerts for total peace of mind.
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Dual Alert System
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100dB Loud Siren
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Floats on Water
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Instant App Alerts
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Absolutely. This device utilizes a "Double Defense" system to ensure you never miss an alert. It triggers a deafening 100dB siren to wake you instantly if you are home, while simultaneously sending an immediate push notification to your smartphone via Wi-Fi so you are alerted anywhere in the world.
Not at all. We designed this for complete DIY simplicity with no wiring or drilling required. Just insert the included AAA batteries, pair the device with your Wi-Fi using the app, and place it near appliances or plumbing. It takes just minutes to secure your home.
Unlike passive sensors that short-circuit when submerged, this unit features an IP66 waterproof, buoyant design. If water levels rise rapidly in a basement or laundry room, the device floats to the surface and continues to sound its alarm, ensuring it survives the very disaster it is detecting.
You can enjoy true "set-it-and-forget-it" peace of mind. The alarm uses advanced power-saving technology to run for approximately 12 months on a single set of standard AAA batteries. Furthermore, you can conveniently monitor battery levels directly through the Smart Life or Tuya app to avoid unexpected outages.
