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Hi,I was looking at the options here but didn't see any mention of leak detection. Has anyone implemented this and is it possible? Thanks

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What do you mean by a leak, are you refering to a water detector?

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What do you mean by a leak, are you refering to a water detector?

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Yes! I'm looking for a way to detect water leaks to complement the other sensors.

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I think Smart Things have a water leak sensor
There are also modular water leak detectors which use a special cable . These can give a dry contact when there is water

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Cheers! I'll check those out....

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You can get a basic water detector board which is a open circuit and attach it to a zone if water is present it will trigger any response that you set

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https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/5-24V-DC-Water-Leak-Sensor-Detector-System-for-Home-Industrial-Security-DIY/201611430330?epid=2221383166&hash=item2ef0fa49ba:g:hgAAAOSwonBaSG4B

This is a simple water detector I installed in sub floor level works well just connect to a zone!

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Cheers. I'm sure someone somewhere put 240vac through it but that looks perfect for my use case (12v of course!). :)

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If your connecting directly to a comfort system this works, you can also get water sensors that are on a flat pcb board that do exactly the same thing.....


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