Tuya Smart Home Water Level Sensor WiFi Controller Leakage Flood Alarm Swimming Pool Pump Tank Flow Detector

Now I don’t have to climb up a ladder 12 feet to check my water tank to see the levelJust a click on my phone and I can see the status.Had an issue when first installed with WiFi connection but it soon settled and is working great

Fit perfectly where I want it..

So I'm trying to control the water level of my 90,000 gallon Commercial Koi Pond using this device. This device is exactly what I was looking for with sensors and WiFi alerts etc. After hooking it up, the 5 sensors seemed to all work, but as the next 2 weeks followed, now only 2 sensors work. I am an engineer and not exactly sure how the device reads when a sensor is activated since only one wire attaches to each lead, and there is NO information about this anywhere. My guess is that one of the sensors acts as the common (probably the lowest sensor) and the others are the positive leads. Right now only the lowest sensor is working. Also during this 2 week period, I would get random alerts that the water was too high or too low, or both at the same time. But when I viewed the water level, it was mid range. In other words, I can not trust this sensor to perform correctly, or even send me correct alerts. I did try calling Tuya, and set up an appointment to help me troubleshoot, but that Technician who stated that they were familiar with this particular device, was not. I ended the call a bit frustrated. There were too many issues with this to attempt to purchase another one to try. I need a more robust system I can trust.

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I was very surprised with this little controller. Price is good and it can monitor 5 levels. SO I ordered it, not expecting too much. It works like a charm. I use it to control a 12V solenoid vale that open to fill a 850 gallons reservoir used for irrigation.Very good product

funciona muy bien

I tried to use this as a water level pump actuator, it did not work properly. When I watched their video it did not work properly either! They had the pump set to turn off at 25% but in their video the pump/ventilator was still going when it reached 0%. I had exactly the same problem.

I installed the sensor in March to monitor the level of a small lake online, a month ago it stopped working and when I checked I could see that the probe that corresponds to ZERO (0) had disintegrated. When checking the voltages, check that this point has a positive voltage, which affects the probe and due to galvanic degradation it will always disintegrate