The Wi-Fi Water Sensor can be placed near washing machines, sump pumps, water heaters, sinks, dishwashers, refrigerators, or anywhere in the home where a water leak may occur. The Water Sensor comes ...

Flood sensors don't need bells and whistles to work well; they just need to tell you when your basement is flooding. You can make your own flood sensor and alarm for a couple bucks, but if you want ...

The latest addition to D-Link's growing family of smart home devices, the mydlink Wi-Fi Water Sensor DCH-S160 delivers an early warning when a water leak is detected so you can take action before ...

[Matt] literally finds himself in a sticky situation. There’s an oil slick in his sump well. These wells work in conjunction with drain tiles to pump water away from the foundation of a house.

I’ve been working with computers for ages, starting with a multi-year stint in purchasing for a major IBM reseller in New York City before eventually landing at PCMag (back when it was still in print ...

The design behind leak sensors is actually pretty cool: essentially, most sensors have two or three metal probes that, when they come in contact with water, detect increased conductivity and set off ...

D-Link's mydlink Wi-Fi Water Sensor (DCH-S160) lets you know when water damage is imminent by sending a push notification to your smartphone, but its alarm should be louder. PCMag AustraliaJun 13, ...

The DCH-S160 mydlink Wi-Fi water sensor is a solid addition to the Smart Home line from D-Link. However, it will cost you a nice chunk of cash to enjoy the securities that come with it. In this past ...