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THIRDREALITY Zigbee Water Leak Sensor with Dripping Detection 4 Pack, 120 dB Alarm, App Notifications Enabled When Compatible with Home Assistant and Compatible Zigbee HUB - $49.99

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THIRDREALITY Zigbee Water Leak Sensor with Dripping Detection 4 Pack, 120 dB Alarm, App Notifications Enabled When Compatible with Home Assistant and Compatible Zigbee HUB, Batteries Included
  • HASSLE-FREE SET UP AND FIT ANYWHERE: Setup is super easy, just place it wherever you want. With a compact design and optional small size, you are able to place Water Leak sensor on the floor of your kitchen, basement, laundry room, or any other flat surface where you would like to monitor for leaks. Suggest to place your sensors near the washing machine, water heater, sinks, or dishwasher.
  • INSTANT ALARMS: After Water Leak Sensor setup is successful, the Third Reality APP will push APP and free Email notifications to you and the sensor will sound an alarm when a water leak occurs. Water Leak Sensor can also be used when the internet is off. It features with a loud 120dB alarm, and loud enough to be heard even if leakage happens in basement or up stair within your home.
  • APP FUNCTION:In the device detail page, Third Reality APP also displays the battery level, sensor's real-time status and history view etc.
  • 3-YEAR LONG BATTERY LIFE: Water Leak Sensor uses two AAA 1.5V Alkaline batteries for power, and the batteries are easy to replace.
  • APARTMENT AND HOTEL MANAGER FRIENDLY: Connected to the Third Reality Hub/Smart Speaker, Water Leak Sensor can be monitored not only through the Third Reality APP, but also through the 3R-Protect Manager APP. You can go to the detail page of the "Water Leak Sensor Kit" to learn more about 3R-Protect Manager APP.
  • More Smart Assistant Supported: Enabled by Smart Bridge MZ1 (Sold Separately), integrates with Apple HomeKit and Google Home, to achieve easy control and monitoring. Additionally, it supports software OTA (Over-The-Air) updates.

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THIRDREALITY Zigbee Water Leak Sensor with Dripping Detection 4 Pack, 120 dB Alarm, App Notifications Enabled When Compatible with Home Assistant and Compatible Zigbee HUB, Batteries Included
  • HASSLE-FREE SET UP AND FIT ANYWHERE: Setup is super easy, just place it wherever you want. With a compact design and optional small size, you are able to place Water Leak sensor on the floor of your kitchen, basement, laundry room, or any other flat surface where you would like to monitor for leaks. Suggest to place your sensors near the washing machine, water heater, sinks, or dishwasher.
  • INSTANT ALARMS: After Water Leak Sensor setup is successful, the Third Reality APP will push APP and free Email notifications to you and the sensor will sound an alarm when a water leak occurs. Water Leak Sensor can also be used when the internet is off. It features with a loud 120dB alarm, and loud enough to be heard even if leakage happens in basement or up stair within your home.
  • APP FUNCTION:In the device detail page, Third Reality APP also displays the battery level, sensor's real-time status and history view etc.
  • 3-YEAR LONG BATTERY LIFE: Water Leak Sensor uses two AAA 1.5V Alkaline batteries for power, and the batteries are easy to replace.
  • APARTMENT AND HOTEL MANAGER FRIENDLY: Connected to the Third Reality Hub/Smart Speaker, Water Leak Sensor can be monitored not only through the Third Reality APP, but also through the 3R-Protect Manager APP. You can go to the detail page of the "Water Leak Sensor Kit" to learn more about 3R-Protect Manager APP.
  • More Smart Assistant Supported: Enabled by Smart Bridge MZ1 (Sold Separately), integrates with Apple HomeKit and Google Home, to achieve easy control and monitoring. Additionally, it supports software OTA (Over-The-Air) updates.

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BadOcean
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Our community has rated this post as helpful. If you agree, why not thank BadOcean

Heads up, I have 6 of these and I generally like them, but they randomly drop from my Zigbee2MQTT instance without warning. I only happened to notice (the first time) when I went into the interface and saw one was missing. Since then it's happened several more times, and it's been all different sensors. Considering you really need to be able to rely on these, that kind of sucks.

I did recently try running firmware updates on all 6. It hasn't been long enough yet to see if that fixed the issue.
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Timless
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also consider getting the ikea ones.
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Lacosmo
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I've been happily using these for the past year. I love the use of ordinary AAA batteries. I don't love the design of the water sensing contacts since they don't touch the floor to sense very shallow puddles. So I bent the metal tabs to contact the floor. Great product and price otherwise.
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_lukas
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Get the LoRa ones for $40 instead. Far better range and battery life
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ranova
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Quote from BadOcean :
Heads up, I have 6 of these and I generally like them, but they randomly drop from my Zigbee2MQTT instance without warning. I only happened to notice (the first time) when I went into the interface and saw one was missing. Since then it's happened several more times, and it's been all different sensors. Considering you really need to be able to rely on these, that kind of sucks.

I did recently try running firmware updates on all 6. It hasn't been long enough yet to see if that fixed the issue.
have the same issue with the aqara zigbee leak sensors as well - they just randomly drop off and require me to pair them again.

Decided to go with Yolink LoRa ones, which seem very stable, so far. The 4-pack with siren for $40 is highly recommended
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dumask
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Quote from BadOcean :
Heads up, I have 6 of these and I generally like them, but they randomly drop from my Zigbee2MQTT instance without warning. I only happened to notice (the first time) when I went into the interface and saw one was missing. Since then it's happened several more times, and it's been all different sensors. Considering you really need to be able to rely on these, that kind of sucks.

I did recently try running firmware updates on all 6. It hasn't been long enough yet to see if that fixed the issue.

That's a huge bummer. I was about to pull the trigger to replace all of my aqara water sensors but will hole off. Thanks for the info.

edit: if you're using Home Assistant you could consider an automation that looks for devices that have disconnected from the mesh.
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compy
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Have 4 of these, bought 4 more today. They work great. Never buy a "smart" leak detector that doesn't also have a siren built in, or at least pair it with a dumb one that does.

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pn88
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Quote from _lukas :
Get the LoRa ones for $40 instead. Far better range and battery life
link?
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compy
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Quote from BadOcean :
Heads up, I have 6 of these and I generally like them, but they randomly drop from my Zigbee2MQTT instance without warning. I only happened to notice (the first time) when I went into the interface and saw one was missing. Since then it's happened several more times, and it's been all different sensors. Considering you really need to be able to rely on these, that kind of sucks.

I did recently try running firmware updates on all 6. It hasn't been long enough yet to see if that fixed the issue.
Just for another perspective, I've had mine paired since last prime day and no issues.

Firmware: v1.00.66
Battery reports 86.5% after a year.
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Last edited by Patj July 8, 2025 at 02:31 PM.
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nguyenlau
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Additional feedback for those interested ... I've had these for about 6 months, and very happy with them. They replaced my Aqara ones which frequently become offline. The major pros for me for these are: 1) each has a siren, so that people around will also hear, and I don't just rely on my app notifications; 2) they use regular AAA batteries; 3) they pair easily, unlike the Aqara water sensors. One con is that they are rather bulky and not sleek looking at all.

These were my first products from Third Reality, and due to the positive experience, I added other types of devices and they all paired easily and have been reliable.
Last edited by nguyenlau July 8, 2025 at 03:00 PM.
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Beast731
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I have two of these in use and running over two years with hubitat using the generic moisture sensor in Hubitat. I've changed normal alkaline batteries once that I recall. They work well. I had one leak while I was at home and the sensor was easily heard and reported a leak via Hubitat. I'm very pleased with them. They appear to report temperature also, but I don't use that portion even though it might be handy in the winter months. Overall, I'm very happy with them and would recommend them to others and purchase again if needed.
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batpot
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Quote from Timless :
also consider getting the ikea ones.
Do these require a proprietary hub, or work with smart things, etc? Assume they're WiFi, not zigbee/z-wave?

Like that they work with AAA batteries.
The Ladda rechargeable batteries are excellent, and likely rebranded eneloops.
Last edited by batpot July 8, 2025 at 03:30 PM.
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I've had mine for over 3 years and have not had any issues with them dropping off my network with Hubitat. I periodically check them to see that they are still working. I don't recall changing the batteries for any of my 6 so far, but maybe I just forgot.

I set them up that when they trigger, all of my Google Assistant speakers repeatedly announce a leak has been detected and it will stop when the leak is clear. Alerts our mobile phones as well.


These run on Zigbee, so you need a hub that supports Zigbee, nothing proprietary. You can also order them with a Third Reality hub. I have one of those that came with a pair I once ordered, but I've never used it.

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