Review on SABRE Wired Water Leak Flood Alarm 🌊 Sensor: 110 dB Siren & DIY EASY Installation by Mark Powell

I've tried many different water detectors over the years and this is by far my favorite. Key features include: - When activated, the alarm will lock out and the alarm will continue to sound even if it has been in contact with water for only a short time. All other alarms I've tried stop once the water is removed. There is an on/off switch. The switch is required to turn off the alarm and is also used if the alarm should not be ready when moving or storing. - The alarm level can be set to LOUD or VERY LOUD. - There is a test button that shows if the alarm is on and active and the battery is good. That feature alone is worth it.- A wired sensor isn't as easy to deploy when you just need to determine if there's water on the floor or in a container. There are devices like this that work well for a "set it and forget it" basement leak detection situation. But a separate probe makes this block much more versatile in placement. For example, the sensor can be placed in the drip tray and the control unit can be placed in a convenient location to control the alarm. The alarm tone is a trill that is difficult to set. Continuous audio alerts are easy to miss as they are just background noise. The only way I can think of to improve this device is to select a VERY LOUD or intermittent beep, such as: a smoke detector low battery alarm when the water situation requires attention but is not an emergency. Even at a lower volume setting, this thing is so loud you'll want to turn it off as soon as possible.