Ring Alarm Flood & Freeze Sensor | Protect from Water Damage & Frozen Pipes | Real-Time Alerts for Leaks & Low Temp | Base Station Required

Works as advertised. BUT, read the fine print you still need the base alarm even if you got a chime pro and all the other ring gizmos.Once you purchase the base alarm(sold separately for you illiterates like me) you can have it make all the beeps and squeaks if it detects water and it can even call your phone and/or 911 for you if you choose.Anyways it works great, easy to connect to your other ring devices, it’s sleek design makes it easy to plop somewhere and it not be a complete eye sore. Over all great improvement to security of my house and could possibly save you THOUSANDS in water damages if there ever was a leak.

I have had it about 7 months now. It was easy to install and connect (just set it somewhere), but I never tested it. I had a disposal issue yesterday and I was made aware extremely quickly via the app and a phone call. Exactly what I needed.

The Ring Flood Sensor has become an indispensable asset in our home, shielding us from basement flooding on two separate occasions. Living in an area prone to heavy rains, the threat of water damage loomed large until we installed this remarkable device.The Ring Flood Sensor's advanced technology swiftly detects any signs of moisture, delivering prompt alerts to notify us of potential leaks or flooding risks. Its rapid responsiveness empowers us to take immediate action, preventing water damage and sparing us from costly repairs and disruptions.Setting up the Ring Flood Sensor was a breeze, thanks to its user-friendly design and straightforward instructions. Within minutes, we had it installed and operational, providing us with a sense of security and peace of mind.In summary, the Ring Flood Sensor has surpassed our expectations, proving to be a reliable, efficient, and essential tool in protecting our basement from flooding. If you're seeking a dependable solution to safeguard your home from water damage, look no further than the Ring Flood Sensor – it's a true lifesaver.

We replaced our Samsung SmartThings leak sensors with these as we are moving over to the ring eco-system for security and home protection.These were easy to install and easy to integrate into the system. One of them may not have connected but a quick restart and it was up and running.These sensors are scattered across 5000 sq ft or so on 2 floors. We have minimal repeaters and hardwired devices as we still use SmartThings for our lights. These sensors have never lost connectivity where the SmartThings sensors would- even when close to the hub and in a house filled with SmartThings repeaters.The Ring Leak Sensor seem to work reliably and have already detected a temperature issue as well as a small leak behind our washing machine. Ring calls us when there is an issue which I prefer over the SmartThings which pushed notifications or texted.My two problems with these sensors: They are big; in fact huge compared to the smartthings version (both new and updated). Luckily we had some room next to our washer and dryer and I was able to remove the front grate of our built in fridge to slide one underneath but the SmartThings sensors could fit in hot water heater and washer pans as they are 66% smaller.Secondly these Ring sensors do not have a temperature sensor like the SmartThings sensors. I can check the current temperature and be alerted of leaks in the basement using one SmartThings sensor. The Ring doesn’t have that feature; it just warns you when the temperature drops below 40 degrees. Fine for some applications but if my house has hit 40 degrees, then I would have liked to have known there was a heating problem at 50 degrees...or really at whatever point I want...which SmartThings allows for.

We purchased this for our second home in Florida so that we would be alerted if there was a water leak in the house. We have one located in each bathroom, under the kitchen sink, and the laundry room. I thought my husband was being a little over paranoid, but boy was he right. We are actually here in Florida now luckily because last night at 12 am my husband heard the "Water Detected" alarm going off from our Ring Alarm. He jumped out of bed and ran to the laundry room first, nothing there. Then off to the second bathroom to find water coming out from under the wall next to the sink. He was able to quickly turn off the main water shut off outside and stop the water. At this point it only took 3 towels to mop up the water. Since my husband is handy, the next morning he opened up the wall behind the sink to find out that a water connection had completely failed and water was shooting out into the wall cavity. The sensor had luckily went off right away so we were able to shut the water off almost immediately. If we had not had this we would not have known about the leak until the morning and our whole house would have been flooded as this bathroom was on the other side of our house. My husband was able to fix the failed connection (I told you he was handy!) and problem was solved in half a day, with very little expense on our part. I cannot recommend this product enough. Thank god we were here and not back in Seattle, but if we were we would still have been able to contact our house watch services and they could have come out and shut the water off and minimize the damages. Such a small investment saved us possibly thousands of dollars. We do not have flood insurance here in Florida due to the extremely high cost, so any damages would have been on us.

Accurate Freeze Detection: Alerts when temperatures drop to near-freezing, helping prevent pipe bursts.Easy Integration: Pairs seamlessly with Ring Alarm and the Ring app.Compact & Wireless: Battery-powered and easy to place under sinks, near pipes, or in basements.Real-Time Alerts: Instant notifications to your phone or smart home devices.