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I've got a Moen Flo water sensor I really love. It was something like $25 with no monthly fee, has a surprisingly good app (also measures temp + humidity) and c
by quartz 3y ago
I've got a Moen Flo water sensor I really love. It was something like $25 with no monthly fee, has a surprisingly good app (also measures temp + humidity) and can even be paired with a valve that automatically turns off the water in the case of a detected leak.
What I like best about it is it can not only set off a siren and notify me in the app, it'll also send a text message and even call my phone which is huge because if I have a water leak I want to know no matter what.
- jrumbut 3y agoWhere do you put it?
- quartz 3y agoIt lives under my sink where I have a bunch of piping to filters that feed the drinking faucet, fridge, and dishwasher. I live in a co-op building from 1929 so it's really the only point of failure in the unit that would be my liability if there was a leak and it already saved me once when the old tailpiece on my drain cracked.
- matthewaveryusa 3y agoThe Moen Flo valve does more than that! Every night it will shutoff your water and observe the pressure. If the pressure drops when the valve is off it will alert you of a leak. They're a bit costly at ~400 bucks, but water damage is so expensive it's worth it. I have one and it's great. Insurance companies will give you a small discount if you have one installed as well.