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Flume 2 Smart Home Water Monitor & Water Leak Detector Expired
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Flume Water has Flume 2 Smart Home Water Monitor & Water Leak Detector on sale for $129 ($20 discount applies in cart) when you un-check the $49.99/yr Flume Insight Subscription on the page. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Community Member overzeetop for posting this deal.
Thanks to Community Member overzeetop for posting this deal.
- Note: Must un-check the $49.99/yr Flume Insight Subscription on the page.
- 24/7 Smart Water Leak Detector: Flume's smart water leak detection technology is always on guard alerting you to water leaks inside the home as well as in your lawn or garden. Gain peace of mind whether you're at home or away with water leak alerts delivered directly to your phone via the Flume Water app. Stop water leaks and protect your home today with Flume.
- Smart Water Usage Monitoring: Dig up the details your standard water bill doesn't with Flume's smart water monitoring technology. Flume delivers detailed water use insight data directly to your smartphone so you're always in the know. Take the guessing game out of your water usage and take control to reduce waste and conserve water
- Reduce & Manage Your Water Bill: A smart water monitor that pays for itself. Flume allows you to be proactive about managing your water use by protecting the planet and your pockets. Create water use budgets that use smart alerts to notify you of potential water leaks and waste. Flume has helped customers save an average of 10-20% per month on their water bill.
- Installs In Minutes. No Plumbing Required: The Flume Smart Home Water Monitor is compatible with 95% of homes and installs in minutes. No pipe cutting, no wiring, no appointments. You've got it covered, but we're here if you need us.
- Includes: Flume Water Sensor and Bridge. Flume App available for iOS or Android.
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$199 normally, on sale for $149, less $20 off Summer discount (auto applied). You need to uncheck the $49 annual monitoring subscription to get the final price. Shipping should be free.
https://api.flumewater.
$199 normally, on sale for $149, less $20 off Summer discount (auto applied). You need to uncheck the $49 annual monitoring subscription to get the final price. Shipping should be free.
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Yes, but that deal can't be posted on SlickDeals because it's a 3rdparty seller with less than 1000 feedback. The rules don't allow those to be posted here, regardless of whether the seller is the manufacturer or not. I've been told by the moderation staff that the application of this rule is a a private matter and is not to be discussed in the Hot Deals forum, so if there is any concern about the rule, we should take it to Deal Talk or one of the appropriate forums.
It's a nice to have and is probably a savior to some, but I've soured a bit on the company after they've introduced this subscription plan. Allegedly, I'm grandfathered into their "detailed" data and AI stuff, but it's the same data that was available prior to their subscription model, so just an annoying money grab IMO.
Setup is surprisingly easy and is seemingly very accurate. Guess overall it's recommended if you're seriously worried about leaks, but you're going to get a lesser product than it was prior to the subscription, or pay more in their subscription to get access to their data metrics.
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Did you find answer to your question? I am wondering same
I signed up for the annual Insight service too. I don't get these people calling it morally objectionable or a "money grab" for a company to ask the customer to pay for a service? Surely, as a cloud based application, they must have costs associated with providing that service?
Do i wish it was "free" (included in the purchase of the hardware) - sure I do. But I am willing to pay $4 month for the enhanced detail of the data. YMMV.
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I signed up for the annual Insight service too. I don't get these people calling it morally objectionable or a "money grab" for a company to ask the customer to pay for a service? Surely, as a cloud based application, they must have costs associated with providing that service?
Do i wish it was "free" (included in the purchase of the hardware) - sure I do. But I am willing to pay $4 month for the enhanced detail of the data. YMMV.
Otherwise, their subscription is just taking the raw data and giving you full access to read the data read by YOUR device YOU paid $120 for. I don't even mean to sound like a detractor of it as I'm an active user of it, but I'm just providing an FYI people that they're paying more for less. I definitely would NOT be a happy user for the product if I had to pay money to the rather basic information their subscription model provides.
Just would like to say at the end of the day this is a basic sensor that detects flow rate of your water meter. Something that even at $120 or its previous $170 price is more than reasonable just for the basic sensor hardware. Give me a break if you think "compiling" that raw data into various convenient formats if worthy of a subscription price.
My mother had an old "analog" (as in, dials like an old school odometer) water meter for years and they'd have to "honor system" record the number every quarter. Well, it broke and didn't move. After 3 or 4 months of trying to do the right thing and repeatedly tell the town that the meter was broken (and not that they hadn't been using ANY water at all), they just stopped and got free water for many years until the town did a town-wide upgrade to remote monitoring.
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Thanks. So it can take an hour or 2 detect and notify pipe burst . Is that correct ?
I believe they removed one of the two standard alerts late last month, for everyone, when they introduced their Flume Insight Subscription Service leaving only the standard alert that defaults to "Notify me if water is running constantly for 2 hours and 0 minutes". Unfortunately, this same alert also states "This rule is smart enough to filter out common events such as long lasting irrigation cycles", whatever that means. I wonder if it thought your leaking toilet was a long lasting irrigation cycle. Thankfully my Custom Alerts are still there. Oh, and for anyone who doesn't know yet, they axed SMS alerts in July.
Awesome! I'm 2 blocks from the radio tower at the top of RPV. Moved here from NYC. Couldn't handle the dirt and noise and crazies roaming the streets anymore.
I signed up for the annual Insight service too. I don't get these people calling it morally objectionable or a "money grab" for a company to ask the customer to pay for a service? Surely, as a cloud based application, they must have costs associated with providing that service?
Do i wish it was "free" (included in the purchase of the hardware) - sure I do. But I am willing to pay $4 month for the enhanced detail of the data. YMMV.
It gets overwhelming. Every device wants their little subscription service:
Nest cameras, Garage door openers, alarm systems, Netflix, Amazon Prime, Hulu, YouTube Tv, Spotify, HBO Max, Disney +. Tesla Premium, cellular service, Xbox Gold, internet service. Last thing I need is another monthly bill for something as simple as this.
You can create your own alerts based on GPM and time.
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You can create your own alerts based on GPM and time.
Thanks, 1 follow up question. This is without subscription right ?