Wi-Fi Leak Alert Sensor by MOBI Technologies Inc.

Depende de para que lo utilices; lo recomendaría si el área a cubrir suele estar completamente seca y no es propensa a recibir salpicaduras (por muy pequeñas que sean). Si no es el caso, estará sonando todo el tiempo, no es posible desactivarlo a través de la app y yo no he logrado que me notifique fuera de la casa a pesar de que esta conectado a la red. Es barato, pero para mi necesidad específica (notificar si la lluvia pasa de cierta altura en un garage techado) tal vez buscaría otra alternativa.

This leak detector works great and is easy to set up. I read reviews here that said people were having trouble setting this up because their router was a 5 GHz router. It is true, this device only works on 2.4 GHz. I have an Eero set up. My eero works on both 2.4 AND 5 GHz. You can set this device up if you have an eero. Here is how you do it: 1. Go to your eero app settings. 2. Near the bottom you will see “troubleshooting. “ Press on troubleshooting. 3. At the top of troubleshooting you will see, “my device won’t connect. “ Press this. 4. Now you will see, “my device is 2.4 GHz only. “. Press this. 5. At the bottom you will see a blue tab that says “temporarily pause 5 GHz.” Press this. You can now easily install your Mobi devices. When you are finished installing them, go back and press “cancel.” If you forget to press cancel, don’t worry, it is on a 15 minute timer, and at the end of 15 minutes your eero will revert back to both 2.4 and 5 GHz. I only have the Mobi water/leak detectors, but I assume this will work on all Mobi products, if you have an Eero. Hope this helps.

appears as advertised and with my initial testing works great, no problem setting up , link effortlessly with my network.

The unit will only work on a 2.4GHz WiFi network. My network uses one SSID and auto-senses and uses the best network (2.4 or 5 GHz) based on the distance from the router and the device. The sensor would not configure in this config. I had to create a separate 2.4GHz network and connect my iPhone to this network to see and configure the sensor. After configuring the sensor I was able to move my phone back to my normal network. The sensor does send alerts to my phone in this config.

Sensor seems to work fine but setup was very difficult. Instructions suggested I download the Mobi Smart app for setup but I was simply unable to link the sensor to my wifi network with that app. Before returning the sensor I tried to link it with my existing Smart Life app and it connected on the first attempt. The Mobi app seems to be useless and not needed!