Name: Aeotec Water Leak Sensor, SmartThings compatible, with Zigbee 3.0 protocol (GP-AEOWLSEU) - RoboMaterial
Brand: Aeotec
Price: 33.24 EUR
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Aeotec Water Leak Sensor, SmartThings compatible, with Zigbee 3.0 protocol (GP-AEOWLSEU)

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With the Aeotec Waterleak Sensor you are well prepared for possible leaks. The Waterleak Sensor can detect leaking water on the top and bottom side, enabling early intervention and damage reduction.It supports Zigbee 3.0 wireless smart home profocol for communication with the Zigbee hub.

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Identify undesired wet spots directly. With the Aeotec Waterleak Sensor you are well prepared for possible leaks. The Waterleak Sensor can detect leaking water on the top and bottom side, enabling early intervention and damage reduction.

Simply place the sensor where water could leak, for example under the sink, the washing machine or in the laundry cellar. As soon as a water leak is detected, you will receive a notification so you can act immediately. The notification can be made via the SmartThings App and compatible smart signal devices such as sirens and lights.

Thanks to its slim and compact design, the Aeotec Water Leak Sensor can be optimally placed in gaps to detect leaking water as early as possible.

Note: To use all functionalities, you need an Aeotec Smart Home Hub or another Zigbee Hub.

Features:

Monitor water leaks and floods
Monitor temperature
Receive alerts via SmartThings App if your Water Leak Sensor detects water or if the temperature changes
Aeotec Smart Home Hub or other Zigbee Hub additionally required
Power: Battery CR2
Zigbee 3.0
Regions: EU
Certifications: Zigbee, FCC/IC/CE
Scope of delivery: Aeotec Water Leak Sensor, manual, battery CR2

Weight	0,108 kg
Dimensions	2,0 × 5,9 × 4,2 cm
Brand	Aeotec
Communication Protocol	Zigbee

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