Each event generates a push notification and an email.īack at the home screen, there are three buttons at the bottom. Once the device senses dry conditions or the temperature level has returned to an acceptable level, the green check mark will return.
Here you can also check the battery level and the current temperature. Tap the sensor to see what type of alerts have been triggered and when. A green check mark next to the sensor tells you that everything is OK, and a red exclamation point indicates wet conditions or temperature readings that are outside of the threshold. It opens to a home screen that displays all installed sensors and their locations. The Flood Sensors use the same mobile app (for Anroid and iOS) as the B-Hyve 12-Station Smart WiFi Sprinkler Timer and the above-mentioned Faucet Timer. For larger homes, a pack of 20 sensors with two hubs will cost you $469.99. Or, you can order an eight pack with a hub for $189.99. Additional sensors go for $34.99 each, but you can save money if you buy a five pack of sensors without a hub for $99.99. The B-Hyve Smart Flood Sensor includes a plug-in hub, three water sensors, a quick setup guide, and a user manual. That said, it doesn’t work with other smart home devices or support voice commands like the $50 D-Link DCH-S161 Water Sensor.
Ideal for placement under washing machines, refrigerators, hot water heaters, and sinks, the B-Hyve does an excellent job of detecting even the smallest amount of water, and it will warn you of freezing temperatures that can lead to burst pipes. Orbit Irrigation’s B-Hyve Smart Flood Sensor ($99.99 for a pack of three) is a DIY leak detection system that comes with three tiny water sensors and a plug-in hub that connects them to your home Wi-Fi and your phone.
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