
EZVIZ T10C wireless water leak sensor
Stop water damage before it spreads: the coin-sized EZVIZ T10C detects leaks instantly and alerts you through the EZVIZ A3 hub from up to 200 m away. Fully waterproof IP67 design Up to 200 m range to the A3 hub CR2032 battery lasts up to 1 year
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EZVIZ T10C Wireless Water Leak Sensor for Smart Homes
The EZVIZ T10C is a wireless water leak sensor that watches the places you cannot – under the washing machine, behind the dishwasher, beside the water heater. The moment water touches it, an alert reaches your phone through the EZVIZ A3 hub, which is required for the sensor to work, so a drip never gets the chance to become a flood.
Key Features
- Instant awareness – detects water contact and notifies you via the A3 hub
- Long reach – connects to the hub from up to 200 m away over Zigbee 3.0
- Survives what it detects – fully waterproof IP67 housing
- A year on a coin cell – single CR2032 battery lasts up to 1 year
- Fits anywhere – tiny ø49 x 11.5 mm disc weighing just 17 g slips under appliances and pipes
- Wide operating range – reliable from -10°C to 55°C, from cellars to boiler rooms
- Zero wiring – battery power and wireless pairing mean placement takes seconds
Position T10C sensors at every risk point in the home: the kitchen sink cabinet, the bathroom floor, the utility room and the basement. Because each sensor reaches the hub from up to 200 m, even garages and outbuildings within range stay covered. It is a small investment compared with the cost of soaked flooring or a damaged ceiling.
Why choose the EZVIZ T10C?
Water damage is one of the most expensive household accidents, and the earliest possible warning is the best defence. The T10C provides exactly that in a discreet, maintenance-light package. Protect your home – add the T10C to your EZVIZ system at CameraWorld.
Technical Specifications
Battery (CR2032) up to 1 year / ZigBee 3.0 / Operating temp: -10ºC ~ 55ºC / Connects to the hub from up to 200 m away / IP67
Battery: 1x CR2032 3V 225mAh
NB! Works only with the A3 hub
| Kodiċi tal-prodott | K001182 |
|---|---|
| Kodiċi tal-manifattur | CS-T10C-A0-BG |
| Marka | EZVIZ |
| EAN | 6941545612270 |
| Kundizzjoni | Ġdid |
| Garanzija | 24 xhur |
| Housing colour | White |
| Remote access via phone | Yes |
| Weatherproof | IP67 |
| Power supply | 3 VDC |
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|---|---|
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