Hey X-Sense Team,

Can you please forward this to the Amazon marketing team?

Hi, my name is Zevy, I am the Director of the Brand Growth department at Archer.

Archer connects Amazon Brands with influencers, media publishers, and affiliates.

There are no upfront or monthly fees, just commissions on sales we generate, all tracked with Amazon Attribution links!

We’ve helped over 3,000 brands, including Roku, Pyle, and SellerX, drive sales by connecting them with top publishers like CNN, Forbes, Buzzfeed, and Slickdeals.

We have affiliates specifically interested in promoting Brands in the Water Detectors & Alarms category, and we would love to see if you’d be interested?

Best regards,

Zevy,

The detectors themselves are fairly straightforward. They follow the same principle used by many brands: an open circuit with two exposed connectors. When water reaches the connectors, it completes the circuit and triggers the alarm due to water's conductivity. What's done well here is that there are connectors on both the top and bottom. The top has a slight recess, forming a "tray " that fills and triggers the connectors before water overflows, while the flat bottom surface allows water to flow to the nearest outlet, avoiding the sensor. That's a smart design.
What pleasantly surprised me the most was the app. Pairing was effortless, and most importantly, the app provides clear guidance throughout different stages, whether initializing the control unit or pairing the detectors. However, there are still a few surprising details worth noting.

Great protection with 3 high-quality water leak sensors. It's wireless, which is ideal since you can receive notifications anytime, anywhere. It's also very easy to use, thanks to the app that can be installed on a tablet or smartphone.

You can share alerts through the app by accessing the base station settings and selecting Device Sharing. Simply check the items you want to share and enter the email address of the person you want to share them with. They will receive an email and can follow the instructions to configure their account, which will then link to the base station.
Once the app is downloaded and connected, notifications will be sent to multiple phones simultaneously.

The base station often goes offline for hours at a time. I don't know if it's because of my network or the machine itself, but it's too annoying for me. I hate this alarm.