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  #3151030 22-Oct-2023 11:20
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Decided to have a go with that Yolink stuff Timmmay suggested. Here's hoping (it never sends anything except a test message...)





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  #3151040 22-Oct-2023 13:32
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Ours has activated once, there was an occasional leak from the laundry tub. I have leak sensors under all the sinks and tubs.

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  #3151096 22-Oct-2023 20:21
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aqara water leak sensor. Cheap, small, works with zigbee and ConBee II directly under Home Assistant

 

I simply connected a rain sensor surface to the water detector pins of a second device. Now it also immediately reports the onset of downpours so that the laundry can be saved outside (if you are quick). 😆





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