Lassen sich gut mit der App verbinden. Leider bleiben sie nicht lange online. Sobald sie ein Signal geben, dann sind sie wieder online. Zur Programmierung einer Szene unbrauchbar.

Der THIRDREALITY Zigbee Wasserleck-Sensor ist ein echtes Must-have für jeden, der sein Zuhause vor Wasserschäden schützen möchte. Die Installation war dank der Kompatibilität mit Zigbee Hubs wie SmartThings, Aeotec oder dem Third Reality Hub super einfach. Innerhalb von Minuten war er mit meinem Home Assistant verbunden.Besonders beeindruckt hat mich die Tropferkennung – sie ist extrem präzise und reagiert sofort auf Feuchtigkeit. Der 120 dB Alarm ist laut genug, um selbst aus einem anderen Raum gehört zu werden. Das gibt ein sicheres Gefühl, gerade wenn man unterwegs ist.Die Verarbeitung des Sensors ist hochwertig, und er arbeitet absolut zuverlässig. Für mich ein unverzichtbares Gadget, das Sicherheit ins Smarthome bringt. Klare 5 Sterne und eine absolute Empfehlung!

This does the job and was easy to hook up to my Aeotex hub. However you cannot modify any settings, including turning off the audible siren. I really wish you could turn off the siren without having to buy their brand hub.

Was the most affordable leak sensor I could find. Linked with my Hubitat hub no issues and works perfectly. The siren is loud enough on its own and notifications with my hub are seamless. I have tested it with water a few times, it takes very little to trigger it.

I have several of the water detectors in areas where water may be an issue. Primary is the sump pump.It is hooked up through Alexa to alert me if water is present and it has done just that. Nothing less than 5 stars from me!Highly recommendCheersMike

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The Thirdreality sensor case has a distinct form factor, but in a house with a number of other small sensors of various types, that could be a good thing. Good build quality, and reliable operation so far.Stuff I've liked:It had the best range for pairing and operating of the ones that I've tried. It had a loud, on-board alarm. The version with the drip leak function can optionally detect very small amounts of water, depending upon physical configuration. It has paired easily and worked well with my Hubitat system. It uses common AAA batteries.Possible issues:Where an audible alarm is not wanted, another brand/model sensor would be needed.The case is much thicker than others in its class, and may not fit beneath a refrigerator or other device.The first unit I received used slot-head screws. A very small screwdriver was included in the box, a really thoughtful touch. But, a jeweler's kit, like many folks use to tighten eyeglass screws, would be much easier. The sensors in a subsequent order had screws that could be worked with either a Phillips or straight-bladed driver.Where a low-profile case, or a sensor with a remote head, is not needed, this is my choice so far for an inexpensive Zigbee unit.Background:Most homes have many potential sources of leaks - water heater, dish washer, clothes washer, refrigerator, bathroom plumbing, etc. - that could cause expensive damage. I decided to buy and try five different, inexpensive, Zigbee leak detectors that might work directly with my Hubitat home automation hub. They were by iAlarm, Neo, Thirdreality, and Treatlife, and a generic "Water Leak Detector Zigbee" was added to the mix. At the time of my purchase (August, 2023), each was slightly less than $20.All worked properly with my system using the Hubitat "Generic Zigbee Moisture Sensor" driver. All but the Thirdreality also worked with the custom "Tuya NEO Coolcam Zigbee Water Leak Sensor" driver, which adds an explicit state indication of online or offline. But, both drivers support current wet/dry status and battery % reporting. A tip would be to install the custom driver first, if desired, then let Hubitat choose it during device pairing. Also, each of these should be paired within a couple of feet of the hub, then moved to the desired location.Some thoughts about the group:Overall build quality of the group seemed quite good, with the exception of the generic "Water Leak Detector Zigbee", which was only mediocre.The Thirdreality and Treatlife devices have onboard alarms, and could be used as stand-alone detectors, although there appear to be several detectors available that are only stand-alone, and less expensive than the Zigbee devices. The Thirdreality alarm is much louder than the Treatlife's.The Thirdreality unit had a longer range than the others, both in pairing and in operation. It and the Treatlife both use common AAA batteries, but I haven't used these sensors long enough to be able to compare battery life.The Neo device was the only one with a "remote" sensor - limited to the length of the attaching cord, but still may be needed functionality. However, the cord actually plugs into the wall mount, not the unit itself, so the mount must be used when remote sensing.