USE · 01
Under the ref or washing machine
Put it where water hits the floor first. Catch a loose hose or slow appliance leak before it spreads under cabinets or flooring.
Typhoon Prep · with Sensor Cable
Water Leak Detector
A compact detector for places water should never reach: under the ref, beside the washing machine, near the sink, or by a rainy window. It connects directly to Wi-Fi for phone alerts, with a sensor cable for tight drip points.
No Hub needed
Connects directly to Wi-Fi for remote phone alerts.
2-year battery
2× AAA. Set and forget.
Sensor cable included
Extends detection to tight spots — behind the lavatory, under the ref, along a window track.
Loud local buzzer
100dB alarm. Anyone home will hear it.
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Catch leaks before they spread.
USE · 01
USE · 02
Comfort room fixtures and pipes
Use the cable near supply lines, drains, or the lavatory cabinet. Slow drips get caught before they turn into mold and swollen wood.
USE · 03
Rainy-day window seepage
During habagat or typhoon rain, run the cable along a sliding window or balcony track and get alerted when water starts creeping in.
See it in action
Watch the Water Leak Detector.
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Specs
The technical bits.
| Detection | Direct contact + sensor cable |
| Battery | 2× AAA (included) |
| Battery life | Up to 2 years |
| Local alarm | 100 dB buzzer |
| Connectivity | Wi-Fi + Bluetooth, no Hub required for remote alerts |
| Cable | Sensor cable edition included |
| IP rating | IP67 |
| Size | 78 × 29 × 32 mm |
| What's in the box | 1× Detector, 2× AAA, sensor cable, manual |
FAQ
Common questions.
Do I need a Hub? +
No. It connects directly to Wi-Fi for remote app alerts. Bluetooth is used for setup and nearby control.
How fast is the alert? +
It alerts as soon as water reaches the detector contacts or the sensor cable contact point.
What is the sensor cable for? +
It lets you place the sensing point where water actually collects: under a ref, beside a washing machine hose, behind a lavatory cabinet, or along a window track.
What's the buzzer like? +
100dB — loud enough to hear from another room, so someone at home can act even before checking the app.