Ring Alarm Flood and Freeze Sensor protects your home from flood and water damage. Get alerts on your smart phone when water or low temperatures (below 40°F / 4.4°C) are detected with a Ring Protect subscription (sold separately). Easy setup in minutes - without tools or professional installation.

Ring's Flood & Freeze sensor will detect water where it's installed or when the temperature drops below 40-degrees Fahrenheit. Should the sensor detect these things, it will send a notification* to the Base Station and alert you of a water leak or a heating system issue inside your home that needs immediate attention.

The Ring Alarm Flood & Freeze Sensor is a device designed to detect water or freezing temperatures inside your house. By using a Ring Alarm Flood & Freeze Sensor in combination with your Ring Alarm Base Station, you can be alerted* regardless of where you are.

The base station provides security for your entire home the contact sensor monitors a door or window in your home. The motion detector watches a room inside your house for emotion.

The Flood component detects pooling water as it makes contact across the copper probes on the bottom of the sensor. This allows early detection of plumbing leaks and other household water issues. The Freeze component detects temperatures below 41 degrees that could cause water pipes to burst.

They help protect you against possible water damage. Notifying you as soon as the water is detected within your home. Flood sensors have a battery life of approximately 4 years. Your security panel will notify you when the battery is low, just like it would for your security system.

A home freeze alarm is a remote temperature monitoring device for inside your home. It sends an alert when temperatures drop dangerously low. This allows you to quickly take action and address the issue before frozen pipes burst and lead to costly water damage.

Ring Floodlight Cam is a motion-activated HD security camera that includes two floodlights, remote-activated alarm and two-way audio with noise cancellation. With Floodlight Cam you can see and hear any activity and speak with anyone in range of your Floodlight Cam.

Learn how the Ring Alarm Flood & Freeze Sensor works with the Ring Alarm Base Station to alert* you when water or freezing temperatures are detected in your home. *Ring Alarm and all Ring Alarm accessories require a subscription for digital notifications, in-app features, digital arming/disarming,...

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A freeze stat is a temperature sensing device for HVAC that monitors a heat exchanger to prevent its coils from freezing. Freeze stats can be used on both refrigerant-to-air, and refrigerant-to-liquid type heat exchangers and serve different purposes with similar goals for each.

Locate your low temperature device and hold the ice pack on the front of the device for approximately 10 minutes or until the device activates an alarm. In most cases, the freeze sensor will cause beeping at the keypad so you will know something happened.

They have flooding sensors that are water sensitive. Once they become wet, a signal is sent to the alarm panel and the alarm sounds. Passive alarms are battery-powered and need to be regularly checked. Active alarms not only detect water but also shut off the water supply.

They help protect you against possible water damage. Notifying you as soon as the water is detected within your home. Flood sensors have a battery life of approximately 4 years. Your security panel will notify you when the battery is low, just like it would for your security system.

Designed to protect your home from pipes bursting during the cold winter months, freeze sensors gauge the temperature of your home, alerting you when it drops below a safe temperature.