By Gizmode Water Alarm
Buy new: $26.95
2 used and new from $25.85
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First tagged by D. williams
Customer tags: water alarm, water leak detector, flood alarm
Review & Description
Portable Water Alarm Is Inexpensive This 9 Volt battery powered (battery not included) portable 3 inch diameter Water Alarm(R), Gizmode, is an early water detection system louder than a smoke alarm or carbon monoxide alarm . This water sensor sounds a loud alarm, 110 decibels or higher. Gizmode Water Alarm Features: Alarm: Extra loud, sounds at 110+ db up to 72 hrs Construction: Sturdy ABS plastic outer shell w/ 4 stainless steel sensors Structure: Tip resistant Moisture Sensors: Sensitive to very low moisture levels Stainless steel sensors: Will not rust or stain Optional: Sump Pump or Water Overflow Attachment: Warns of sump pump overflow, bath tub overflow, aquarium fill warning, etc. Attaches easily to the Water Alarm by gently sliding the end popen of each connector of the bottom of the Water Alarm When installing, test sensor by immersing in 1" or more of water 1-yr. limited manufacturer's warranty Dimensions: 3 inches diameter x 3.75 inches height Power source: One standard 9-volt battery (not included) Battery life: About one year Low battery warning: Chirping noise Manufacturer: Gizmode Innovations. Warranty: 1-yr. limited manufacturer's warranty Note: This product is a water detector only. This water alarm will NOT shut off water flow. How Water Alarm Works: Battery operated, the Water Alarm works on hard or soft surfaces such as carpeting to monitor for moisture build-up. The alarm sounds when moisture comes in contact with any two adjacent metal legs. Use the Water Alarm to detect standing or running water, condensation, or moisture in carpeting, other types of flooring or on any hard surface. Common Uses: Leaking pipes, boats, sewer backup, basement or bathroom flooding, water heater, washing machine, bath tub, hot tub, sink, toilet, dishwasher, water bed, water softener, swamp coolers, refrigerator, aquarium and more. Place a Water Alarm in every room where water damage is possible. Every year, billions of dollars in property damage occurs Read more
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