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| Feature | Eve Water Guard | Fibaro Flood Sensor (Z-Wave) | Winner |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price | $74.95 | $61.32 | Fibaro Flood Sensor (Z-Wave) |
| Rating | 4.5 | 4.3 | Eve Water Guard |
| Connectivity | Bluetooth, Thread Protocol | Z-Wave | Eve Water Guard |
| Sensors | Water Leak | Water Leak, Temperature, Tilt | Fibaro Flood Sensor (Z-Wave) |
| Alerts | Water Leak Alerts | Water Leak Alerts, Temperature Alerts, Freeze Temperature Alerts, Tamper Alerts | Fibaro Flood Sensor (Z-Wave) |
| Warranty | 1 year | 1 year | Tie |
| Integrations | Apple HomeKit, Home Assistant | Samsung SmartThings, Home Assistant | Tie |
| On Device Alert Sound | YES | YES | Tie |
| On Device Alert Light | YES | YES | Tie |
The Eve Water Guard ships with a 6.5 ft sensing cable and can be extended up to about 490 ft, so a sink, fridge and dishwasher can share one sensor. The Fibaro Flood Sensor (Z-Wave) has no cable. It watches the spot under the puck, and it adds temperature, tilt and tamper that the Eve does not list.
The Eve Water Guard is mains only. Placement ends at the cord, and a low-battery alert does not apply. The Fibaro Flood Sensor (Z-Wave) is rated for 2 years on a CR123A and lists optional wired power if you want both. A cupboard with no outlet is a Fibaro placement.
The Eve Water Guard lists Apple Home, Bluetooth and Thread, with a border router required, and Matter is marked as coming. It does not list Z-Wave, SmartThings or Google Home. The Fibaro Flood Sensor (Z-Wave) is Z-Wave only, lists SmartThings and Home Assistant, and does not list Apple Home. Home Assistant is listed for the Eve as well.
Both have an on-device alarm and a light. The Eve notes cite 100 dB. Only the Fibaro Flood Sensor (Z-Wave) adds freeze alerts, tilt and tamper. Weather resistance is listed simply as supported on the Eve, with no IP code in the sheet, and it is not documented on the Fibaro.
The Eve Water Guard is native HomeKit, with Thread and a sensing cable that starts at 6.5 ft.
The Fibaro Flood Sensor (Z-Wave) lists all three, plus a siren, on a CR123A rated for 2 years.
The Fibaro Flood Sensor (Z-Wave) does not need mains power. The Eve Water Guard does.
The Fibaro Flood Sensor (Z-Wave) joins that hub and lists SmartThings and Home Assistant. The Eve Water Guard does not speak Z-Wave.
Eve Water Guard owners describe a HomeKit add that does not ask for another account, a siren and light that caught real leaks, and one cable following a kitchen instead of a row of pucks. They call out the price and the wall plug, and a minority report a unit that failed to connect or stopped detecting. Fibaro Flood Sensor (Z-Wave) owners stay on size and trust: a puck that hides, pairs fast on Z-Wave, and reports temperature next to water so a cold pipe is not a second device. They accept that there is no probe in the box and no Apple Home on the sensor itself.
Every price change of both, in the same store, so the gap between the two lines is what one costs more than the other.
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The Fibaro Flood Sensor (Z-Wave) for a battery water leak sensor with freeze, tilt and tamper alerts on Z-Wave. The Eve Water Guard for an Apple Home household that can plug in a long sensing cable.
The Eve Water Guard covers a run with a 6.5 ft cable, on mains power, in Apple Home and Thread. The Fibaro Flood Sensor (Z-Wave) covers a spot, on a battery, and adds temperature, tilt and tamper on Z-Wave.
The Fibaro Flood Sensor (Z-Wave) is the lower priced one in the pair and does not need a wall outlet. It also does less coverage work: no sensing cable, and no Apple Home. It needs a Z-Wave hub instead.
No. Apple Home and Thread are listed on the Eve Water Guard. The Fibaro Flood Sensor (Z-Wave) lists Z-Wave, SmartThings and Home Assistant. Matter on the Eve is marked as coming, not as present.
HomeKit or Thread homes that want one plugged-in cable sensor along a kitchen or laundry run, with a loud siren and light.
Z-Wave users who want a battery puck for leaks, freeze alerts, tilt and tamper, and who do not need a long sensing cable.
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