WiFi Water Leak Sensor – 130dB Alarm, Smart Life App, No Hub Required

Know About the Leak Before the Damage. A burst washing machine hose can put hundreds of gallons on your floor before anyone notices. This sensor sits where the water would go and alerts you the second it arrives — a 130dB alarm in the room and a push notification on your phone, wherever you are. Connects straight to your home wifi. No hub, no gateway, no extra hardware. Key Features 130dB alarm — loud enough to hear from anywhere in the house Instant app alerts via Smart Life / Tuya, even when you are away Connects direct to 2.4GHz wifi — no hub or gateway needed Works with Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant Share access with family so more than one person gets alerted CE and FCC certified Battery powered — no wiring, place it anywhere Available as 1, 2, 4 or 8 sensors — better value per sensor in the larger packs Where to Put Them Under the kitchen sink, behind the washing machine, beside the dishwasher, near the water heater, in the basement, under bathroom vanities. Most water damage starts somewhere nobody looks at daily. How It Works Metal probes on the base detect moisture the moment it reaches them. The alarm sounds locally and the app pushes a notification to your phone. Alert history is stored in the app, so you can see exactly when something happened. Choosing a Pack Size 1 sensor — one problem spot, usually under a sink or behind the washer 2 sensors — kitchen and laundry, the two most common leak sources 4 sensors — whole-floor coverage for a typical home 8 sensors — multi-floor homes, finished basements, or rental properties Specifications Alarm volume: 130dB Connectivity: 2.4GHz wifi (IEEE 802.11b/g/n) App: Smart Life / Tuya Smart, iOS and Android Voice control: Amazon Alexa, Google Assistant Material: ABS Certifications: CE, FCC Hub required: No Note: 2.4GHz wifi only. If your router broadcasts a combined 2.4GHz and 5GHz network, you may need to separate the bands during setup. Perfect For Homeowners, renters, anyone with a finished basement, and anyone who has already had one leak and does not want a second.