User's Manual

ZigBee

Water

Sensor Installation Guide

This is a battery-powered indoor ZigBee Water Sensor, which monitors and reports the indoor water

leak status to the coordinator of a ZigBee home security network. The Water Sensor is designed to alert you when

there is water present and potential flooding. It is ideally suited for a wide range of locations including bathrooms,

laundry rooms, kitchens, basements, washing machines, air conditioner condensation drip pans

Frequency 2.4GHz

Batter Type AA Battery x 2 (pre-installed)

Water Sensor 6 ft Water Sensor Cable

Operating Temperature

0° C to 40° C (32°F - 104°F)

Storage Temperature

-20° C to 60° C (-4°F - 140°F)

Battery Life 2 years

RF Range (Air) 100M

Dimension 74 x 74 x 2.5 mm

Accessary Part

2 screws

Adhesive

This water sensor needs to be paired before installation.

1. Pull the exposed plastic tab from the sensor (Figure 1.)

2. If network is not found after 100 seconds, the sensor will enter sleep mode.

You need to use water sensor to trigger a paring process, and then sensor will repeat

1~2 procedure.

3. If the pairing mode ends before Zigbee coordinator is connected, or the tab is

accidentally removed: Insert a slotted screwdriver (or a dime-sized coin) into the

indent on the side and open the bottom half of the unit. Press the pairing button

once to re-start pairing mode. The LED light will be solid for 2 seconds, then flash

(Figure 2.).

1. The two sensor probes at the end of the cable are close to the base of the area to be monitored

(about 1-2mm away), or the probe housing is laying flat on the base of the area to be monitored.

The probes should NOT be touching the surface to be monitored. (Figure 3.)

2. In order for the sensor to work, BOTH probes must have contact with water. Make

sure both probe tips are positioned correctly. Use the included adhesive pad to

secure the probe housing to a clean, dry surface. Possible Water Sesnor areas include:

in the water heater tray, in the sump pump, at the toilet base, or at ground-level of the

basement. (Figure 4.)

Figure 1

Introduction

Specification

Installation

Pairing & Sensor Testing

Figure

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ZigBee Water Sensor Installation Guide Introduction This is a battery-powered indoor ZigBee Water Sensor, which monitors and reports the indoor water leak status to the coordinator of a ZigBee home security network. The Water Sensor is designed to alert you when there is water present and potential flooding.
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3. Once Water probes are in position, use the included adhesive pad to secure the main unit to a clean, dry surface. Adhesive pad may damage certain surfaces during removal, so please test before using. (Figure 5.) 4. To attach Water Sensor more permanently, use the included screws for mounting. Insert a slotted screwdriver (or a dime-sized coin) into the indent on the side of Water sensor to open the unit.