Automate an Alarm With The Aqara Hub and Water Leak Sensor

14th September 2018 The Editor alarm, aqara, water leak sensor 0 min read

A short video tutorial on how to create an automation for the Aqara Water Leaker Sensor to trigger the alarm on the Aqara hub, as well as send push notifications to your iPhone.

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6 thoughts on “Automate an Alarm With The Aqara Hub and Water Leak Sensor”

Jack Wong

14th September 2018 at 8:17 pm
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nice~ but still no US version… I think I will just get a CN version for office…
- Simon T Bramley
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  14th September 2018 at 8:18 pm
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  Aqara told me that the Hub will be available on amazon on or just after September 25th. Maybe wait a little longer.
  - Cédric
    
    17th September 2018 at 7:40 pm
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    Hi, Will be there an european version ?
    - Simon T Bramley
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      17th September 2018 at 7:42 pm
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      There will be a European version available in October according to Aqara. The US version is due for the end of this month, so I’m guessing the European one will be around the same time, but in October.
Niels

8th November 2018 at 4:11 am
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Quick question: does the Aqara leak sensor also detect temperature and display that temperature in the Aqara app? And in the Home app? (Like the Fibaro sensor?)
- Simon T Bramley
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  8th November 2018 at 7:27 am
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  Hi Niels, the leak sensor does not have a temperature sensor, just the water sensor.

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6 thoughts on “Automate an Alarm With The Aqara Hub and Water Leak Sensor”