Anyone else dislike Zooz Water/Leak Sensor? What is replacement alternative?

[silverton38]

I avoid S2 security on any Z-wave device. It helps a lot.

[velvetfoot]

I like my Utilitechs. They're z-wave and almost 2 years old and going strong. Well, they worked a week ago or so when I tested them. I think they use 3 AAA's. They all say 100% on battery, and that can't be right.

[rwclements228]

I have quite a few water leak sensors. Some are the older Smartthings Zigbee sensors that still work. When I need a remote probe such as behind my refrigerator where the icemaker water line is located I use Ecolink FLF-ZWAVE5-ECO Z-wave sensors that have worked well.

For under the toilets I am using Centralite water leak sensors which is similar to the Smartthings sensors.

For under my sinks, I am using some Moe's water link sensors based on Tuya Zigbee 3.0 technology. They connect directly to Hubitat.

[erktrek]

I've been using the zigbee Linkind leak sensors for under the sink and some Smart Things Zigee sensors in the basement. Both work well.

[wayne.pirtle]

IIRC, Aeotec has taken over producing the SmartThings products under the Aeotec brand.

[wayne.pirtle]

I use the Homeseer HS-LS100+ leak sensors with the magnetic base and remote sensor. They have worked well and don’t eat batteries.

Also use the Aeotec Water Sensor 6 with the mains powered dock, a remote sensor, and a sensor cord. The remote sensor is under the kitchen sink and the sensing cord (6’ long) is behind my dishwasher. Alas, they don’t seem to sell this anymore.