Water Leak Detection

Be alerted to water leaks and temperature shifts in your home with First Alert Water Leak & Freeze Detectors.

Prevent Water Damage with Leak and Freeze Detection Equipment

Water damage is one of the most common and expensive types of homeowner insurance claims*, even though the majority of water leaks can be prevented. To help detect leaks early and prevent water waste and damage, install First Alert water leak and freeze detection equipment throughout your home to help detect and stop water leaks before they cause significant damage.

Water Leak and Freeze Detectors

The First Alert L1 WiFi Water Leak and Freeze Detector signals issues via audible and visual alerts and may also be easily monitored via the app. The five-foot-long expandable cable can sense both temperature and humidity shifts, allowing homeowners to take early action to help prevent leaks from worsening and begin any necessary plumbing repairs. The sensors in the cable also alert users if temperatures dip low enough to put pipes at risk of freezing. It is purposefully unobtrusive and easily sits under sinks or appliances with an easy-to-adjust cable.

Installation and Benefits of Water Leak Detection Equipment

A water leak detection system is ideal for kitchens, laundry rooms, bathrooms and basements – anywhere water poses a potential risk for damage, including poorly insulated areas where plumbing fixtures may be installed. Incorporating advanced water leak detection equipment can further enhance your home’s protection. First Alert's modern water leak detection integrates seamlessly with home automation systems, offering real-time notifications. These systems not only alert you to immediate threats but also help you understand humidity and temperature trends to aid in preventing costly repairs.

With the rise in smart home technology, it's easier than ever to ensure your home is equipped with an effective leak detection system. Whether you're at home or away, these systems provide peace of mind, safeguarding your property from the threats of water damage.

*Insurance Information Institute