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| Feature | Aeotec Water Leak Sensor | Eve Water Guard | Winner |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price | $39.99 | $109.95 | Aeotec Water Leak Sensor |
| Weather Resistance | IP20 | YES | Eve Water Guard |
| Connectivity | Zigbee | Bluetooth, Thread Protocol | Eve Water Guard |
| Sensors | Water Leak, Temperature | Water Leak | Aeotec Water Leak Sensor |
| Alerts | Water Leak Alerts, Temperature Alerts, Freeze Temperature Alerts | Water Leak Alerts | Aeotec Water Leak Sensor |
| On Device Alert Sound | NO | YES | Eve Water Guard |
| On Device Alert Light | NO | YES | Eve Water Guard |
| Rating | 4.5 | 4.5 | Tie |
| Warranty | 1 year | 1 year | Tie |
| Integrations | Samsung SmartThings, Home Assistant | Apple HomeKit, Home Assistant | Tie |
What the differences mean
Cable versus spot
The Eve Water Guard includes a sensing cable. Its write-up describes a 6.5 ft lead that can be extended, so one unit can trace a kitchen or laundry run. The Aeotec Water Leak Sensor has no sensor cable. It only detects water where the puck sits, and that puck is IP20.
Power
The Eve Water Guard is wired. Battery type and battery life are not applicable, and low-battery alerts are not applicable either. The Aeotec Water Leak Sensor is battery only, a CR2 quoted at about one year, and low-battery alerts are not documented.
Radios and platforms
The Eve Water Guard lists Bluetooth and Thread, and it needs a Thread border router. Apple Home and Home Assistant are supported. Matter is marked as coming. Google Home, Alexa and SmartThings are not. The Aeotec Water Leak Sensor needs a Zigbee hub and lists SmartThings and Home Assistant, not Apple Home, Alexa, Google Home or Matter.
Freeze sensing and the siren
The Aeotec Water Leak Sensor lists a temperature sensor, temperature alerts and freeze alerts, and no on-device sound or light. The Eve Water Guard lists a sound and a light, and its write-up cites a 100 dB siren. It does not list a temperature sensor or freeze alerts.
Which one to buy if
- the home app is already the controller
The Eve Water Guard lists Apple Home over Thread and Bluetooth, with a siren, a light and a sensing cable.
- you already have a Zigbee hub and want freeze alerts
The Aeotec Water Leak Sensor lists temperature and freeze alerts for SmartThings and Home Assistant. The Eve Water Guard does not.
- one sensor should watch a whole appliance run
The Eve Water Guard sensing cable is meant to trace a counter, not to sit on one drip. It does need a nearby outlet.
- there is no outlet near the leak point
The Aeotec Water Leak Sensor runs on a CR2. The Eve Water Guard is mains powered and cannot go where there is no socket.
- + Price: $39.99
- + Sensors: Water Leak, Temperature
- + Alerts: Water Leak Alerts, Temperature Alerts, Freeze Temperature Alerts
- - Weather Resistance: IP20 vs YES
- - Connectivity: Zigbee vs Bluetooth, Thread Protocol
- + Weather Resistance: YES
- + Connectivity: Bluetooth, Thread Protocol
- + On Device Alert Sound: YES
- - Price: $109.95 vs $39.99
- - Sensors: Water Leak vs Water Leak, Temperature
What owners say
Owners of the Eve Water Guard and the Aeotec Water Leak Sensor both credit the device with catching a leak before the floor was ruined, and both talk about setup that is mostly scan a code. Eve Water Guard owners single out Apple Home with no manufacturer account, a loud siren and light, and a sensing cable they run behind a sink, a washer and a water heater, and they complain about the wall-power requirement and a higher price than a puck. Aeotec Water Leak Sensor owners single out build quality, a reaction within seconds, and temperature plus freeze alerts on SmartThings or Home Assistant, and they complain about the IP20 body, a pricey CR2 cell and the lack of any sound or light on the sensor.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Which is better overall: Aeotec Water Leak Sensor or Eve Water Guard?
The Eve Water Guard when the house is Apple Home or Thread and a socket is nearby. It adds a sensing cable, a siren and a light. The Aeotec Water Leak Sensor is the Zigbee choice, with temperature and freeze alerts and no local alarm.
What is the biggest difference between the Aeotec Water Leak Sensor and the Eve Water Guard?
Coverage and power. The Eve Water Guard uses a sensing cable and wall power. The Aeotec Water Leak Sensor is a battery Zigbee puck with no cable, and it adds temperature and freeze alerts the Eve Water Guard does not list.
Does the Eve Water Guard work with Matter?
Not yet. Matter on the Eve Water Guard is marked as coming. It does list Apple Home, Thread, Bluetooth and Home Assistant. The Aeotec Water Leak Sensor does not list Matter or Apple Home. It lists Zigbee with SmartThings and Home Assistant.
Which sensor has a temperature reading?
The Aeotec Water Leak Sensor. It lists a temperature sensor, temperature alerts and freeze alerts. The Eve Water Guard lists none of those. It lists a sound and a light instead.
Who should buy the Eve Water Guard?
Apple Home households that can plug in near the risk and want one cable to cover a kitchen, laundry or mechanical closet, plus a local siren.
Who should buy the Aeotec Water Leak Sensor?
SmartThings and Home Assistant users on Zigbee who want a small puck for under a sink or beside a heater, including freeze alerts, and who do not need a siren on the sensor.
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