Flood sensor

Updated: 18 Jan 2025
Flood sensor
Flood sensor
Flood sensor
Flood sensor

Product specifications

Measurements
Height
3.5 cm
Length
6.3 cm
Width
1.3 cm
Weight
15 g
Measurements (box)
Weight (package)
15 g
Specifications
Power supply mode
dc_5_24v
Current
0.20A
Built-in Sensors
flood
Operating Temperature °C
-20°C - +80°C
Operating Temperature °F
-4°F ~ +176°F
Panel material
abs_plastic
Product color
White
Max load
0.5W
IP rating
ip67
Safety features
Short Circuit
thermal_protection
tamper_protection
disconnection_alarm
anti_flammable_housing
static_protection
surge_protection
Pro
SKU
PP-SNS-FS
Manufacturer
PIERRE

The PIERRE Pro Flood Sensor is designed for environments where water leakage detection is critical, such as basements, bathrooms, and utility rooms. It features a robust ABS construction with an IP67 rating, ensuring protection against dust and water ingress. The sensor is equipped with an NPN-type switching mechanism and outputs high and low signal levels depending on the presence of water, enabling seamless integration with alarm systems for immediate alerts.

Operating on a DC voltage range of 5-24V, the sensor has a maximum current of 0.15A and operates with minimal power consumption (0.5W). Its installation is straightforward, designed to be mounted on the floor or wall for optimal water contact. The device includes high insulation resistance, ensuring reliable performance even in humid conditions.

Warranty
Standard product warranty of 2 years.
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Technical specification

Power supply mode

DC 5-24V

Max Load

0.5W

Current

0.15A

Panel material

ABS plastic

Product color

White

Built-in Sensors

Flood

Operating Temperature °C

-20°C - +80°C

Operating Temperature °F

-4°F ~ +176°F

Safety features

Short Circuit, Thermal Protection, Tamper Protection, Disconnection alarm, Anti-Flammable Housing, Static Protection, Surge Protection

IP rating

IP67

Insulation Resistance

≤0.3MΩ

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