You looking at Zigbee?
These Z-wave water sensors are very quiet.
Conserves battery too, I suppose, esp. since they're Z-wave and use more energy.
What can I say, they were cheap.
I like the long wire on it too.
My idea was that the sensor was away from the potential water.
While not hideous, out of sight would be better.
Batteries are a little hard to replace.
Not sure what I'd buy now, but these guys are working.
I seem to be having a hard time with the zen15 and rule I've set. It seems like there's a disconnect between a notification rule I have and the device reporting intervals/thresholds.
I'm sure it's my mistake, just not sure where. I was testing the plug with a hair dryer to verify if it runs for more than two minutes, I'm alerted and a dome siren plays a chime.
It seems to do it if the device sees any power draw, regardless of duration. I've attached some screenshots of the device settings and the simple notification I've set up.
I've plugged the hair dryer in, turned it on for about 10 seconds and saw a power draw of about 430, and then turn it off. I then get the notification, even though it hasn't been over the two minute period threshold I've set.
Don't you want a greater than sign in the trigger?
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Welp....that would do it lol. I appreciate it!
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