Kidde® Battery-Powered Smart Wi-Fi Water Leak Detector & Freeze Alarm

BRAND: Kidde

The Kidde Battery-Powered Smart Water Leak Detector & Freeze Alarm with Wi-Fi, is your first line of defense against potential water damage from leaks and frozen pipes. Just place the small water leak detector under sinks, near pipes, or anywhere in your home that's at risk for leaks or freezes. When the smart water leak sensor detects water or a significant temperature drop, it emits an 85 decibel alarm & sends a notification to your smartphone. Plus, it's equipped with Kidde HomeSafe?, which connects the water alarm to the Kidde app for additional smart features, like silencing false alarms when you are home or notifying friends and family when a leak or temperature drop is detected. For homeowners, few words are more dreaded than "frozen pipes." The Kidde freeze sensor gives you a fighting chance against that disaster. It's easy to set up ? just download the Kidde app, insert the AA batteries, scan the QR code, & place the item in your desired location. The smart water leak detector is Google Assistant? and Amazon Alexa? compatible to help keep you notified of alerts & is compatible with iPhone, Android, or iPad devices. As a trusted leader in fire safety for over 100 years, adding additional home safety to our family of products, like a smart water leak detector, was the next logical step. The Kidde Smart Water Leak Detector & Freeze Sensor provides an added level of home safety, and it's all from the #1 most-installed fire safety brand in North America.

FEATURES:

Avoid damage to your home - detects leaks or dropping temperatures that can lead to frozen pipes

Slim design - the water sensor alarm is small enough to fit in tight spaces: under sinks and near pipes, toilets, refrigerators, dishwashers, and washing machines

Easy to Install - download the Kidde app, install the batteries, scan the QR code on the back of the water sensor & place in location

Wi-Fi-enabled - water sensor alarm lets you receive notifications of water leaks or frozen pipes in your home, 24/7 using the Kidde app

Compatible with Google Assistant? and Amazon Alexa? - use voice commands to check water alarm status & connection

Mobile alerts - send alerts to notify family & friends if a water leak is detected in your home

85 decibel alarm sounds when a water leak or significant temperature drop is detected by the water sensor alarm

Smart Hush? allows you to silence false alarms

Includes 2-AA batteries - provides reliable water leak detection, even during power outages

Compatible with select iPhone® & Android™ smartphones, tablets, & iPad®

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