🚰 Govee 5-Pack Water Detectors with Adjustable 100dB Audio Alarm Sensor - Leak and Drip Alert for Kitchen, Bathroom, Basement - Includes Battery Review

3 units didn't even work and I had to replace the supplied batteries with my own. Since then, one of the devices has changed 3 batteries in less than 2 months. It wasn't because it was drained when leaks were found. It just wastes batteries and beeps very loudly in the middle of the night.

Great packaging for these devices! They're packaged like Apple products (and even in a very similar white box). These devices already have batteries. Although page 1 of the owner's manual says "Install Batteries", you do NOT need to do this. They come with batteries and all you have to do is remove the battery isolation tab. I placed all (5) blocks (1) behind the fridge, (2) behind the washing machine under the hoses, (3) under the front of the washing machine, (4) next to the water heater, and

Having been a licensed plumber for the last 20 years I can't imagine why anyone shouldn't have at least 5 of these units in their home. They're like lottery tickets. If one of them beeps once, you'll just save yourself thousands of dollars on new flooring, drywall, or worse. I really don't think you need to pair them. They're more than loud enough to be heard around the house. Even from the basement, where you don't go often. Never buy cheap disposable models that you see in stores. Take one of

I have these in several places where there is a water source throughout the house. In our previous house, the water supply to the refrigerator was cut off. Nice to have these products to avoid this in our new home. Installation was very easy. Just follow the instructions to add sensors. Before purchasing sensors, you must purchase a Govee Gateway. Most gateways are equipped with one or two sensors. I just wanted more for the laundry, fridge, sinks, sump etc. I tested the sensors and they worked

I bought a router and three kits and then bought five kits to add to my system. Once up and running they appear to be a really reliable quality system. I really like having the app so if I'm not at home I'll be notified in case of a leak. Troika with a router came already assembled. If you're buying a pack of five, read the SWBlake review for additional instructions. Forget the instruction manual as it will take you in circles. The only difference I found was that I had to put my end in front…

The main purpose of these alerts is to warn you when there is a water leak in your home. The most important function is to receive notifications on your phone even when you are not at home. After setting up the first two on my phone with a helpful YouTube video on how to do it (the written instructions are literally wrong for connecting to Wi-Fi) I got it working and then 5 more for other parts of mine bought house. Then a few weeks later I ran a test and no mobile notification was sent to my…

I bought my first set of leak detectors (of a different brand) and installed them under MOST but not all of the sinks in my house. A sink in the main bathroom was leaking and went unnoticed, probably for a while. I discovered it in January 2020. Thousands of dollars of damage and a new bathroom plus carpet in the basement. Then I bought Govees. Yes, the pairing instructions are terrible, but there are some good points in the reviews here. I ended up buying 13 Govee sensors and making sure I had

so how many people i probably wanted more than one sensor so i bought 5 extra sensors too. I read the printed schematic pairing instructions but none of the 5 paired (the one with the gateway device paired immediately). I found a webpage with three pictures that explained the process differently, but that didn't work either. I was angry. Finally, he took a step back, assessed the problem, and decided to try a way that essentially combined online instructions and printed instructions. Bingo! But