Kidde Smart Water Leak & Freeze Detector, Battery Powered

The Kidde Smart Water Leak & Freeze Detector, Battery Powered, 60WLDR-W, is your first line of defense against potential water damage from a broken water heater, water leaking from the base of a toilet, a leaky drain, or frozen pipes. Simply place the home water leak detector under a sink, near pipes, or anywhere at risk for leaks or freezes. When the water leak sensor detects water or a significant temperature drop, it emits a series of 85 decibel alarms and sends a notification to your smartphone. Plus, it's equipped with Kidde HomeSafe, which connects the water leakage detector to the Kidde app for additional smart features like silencing false alarms when you are home or notifying friends & family when a leak or temperature drop is detected. For homeowners, there are few words more dreaded than ""frozen pipes."" This residential water leak detection alarm and freeze detector gives you a fighting chance against that disaster. The Kidde water leak alarm, 60WLDR-W, is also easy to set up: just scan the QR code on the back. The Kidde smart water leak detector is also Google Assistant and Alexa compatible. As a trusted leader in fire safety for over 100 years, adding additional home safety to our family of products, like a water leak detector, was the next logical step. The Kidde Smart Water Leak Detector & Freeze Alarm provides an added level of home safety, that can be used throughout the home such as basements, kitchens,bathrooms, and laundry rooms.

About Kidde

As the #1 most installed fire safety brand*, we continue to push ahead and raise the bar. That’s why we’re a trusted leader in fire safety for more than 100 years. Kidde has existed to make our homes the safest and healthiest they can be, inspiring the confidence to protect what matters most in our lives. At Kidde, we are a leader in fire safety, and we continue to innovate and deliver the very best products and services in home hazard detection and suppression. *based on total North America household installations as of December 2021.