floodSensor

floodSensor is a flood and leak WiFi sensor that reacts to the smallest amount of water.

The sensor communicates via a local WiFi network (it can work without the Internet). Thanks to the free BleBox cloud and the wBox application, remote communication from anywhere in the world is also possible.

The floodSensor sensor will be perfect as a leak or unsealing detector:

• In the bathroom: by the washing machine, under the sink and under the bathtub
• In the kitchen: by the dishwasher, by the fridge and under the sink
• In the boiler room: at the water valves, hot water boiler, floor manifold
• In hydrophore systems, in the basement, in the garage
• At the aquarium, paludarium, vivarium (unsealing of the tank, filter, hoses or connectors from sprinklers, etc.)

If flooding or water leakage is detected, the sensor can alarm in two ways:

• By sending a “push” notification to the phones of household members
• Sound, loud squeaking (built-in buzzer, speaker)*

*Functionality can be disabled. The sound is quieter when submerged in water

floodSensor can wirelessly send a control command to up to 30 other BleBox devices using local WiFi network.

For example:

• When flooding is detected, send a wireless command to the switchBoxDC controller to close the solenoid valve and cut off the water supply
• When flooding is detected, send a wireless command to the shutterBoxDC controller to control the valve actuator and close the water ball valve
• When flooding is detected, send a wireless command to the switchBox controller to cut off the electricity
• When flooding is detected, send a wireless command to the switchBox controller to turn on the pump to drain the water

An interactive chart allows you to check historical leaks, floods and flooding. BleBox Cloud offers a yearly history!

For advanced users, there is an option to export data to a “.csv” or “.xlsx” file for further processing or storage.

Installation is simple! Connect to a 5V charger* (e.g. from a phone) and start working!

Thanks to the power supply, you do not have to remember about the troublesome battery replacement and you can be sure that the sensor always works.

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*For installers: it is also possible to cut the cable (cutting off the USB connector) to power the sensor from a 5-24V DC power supply and read the flood signal through an additional 3rd cable (output modes: software NO / NC)