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How to make a Water Detector from a Smoke Detector

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  • notchyN Offline
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    Hi everyone, I stumbled upon this website b/c of my Veraplus that I have picked up a few weeks ago.

    I am a total newbie but had a few questions. Looking for some assistance to be led in the right direction.

    I have found a video tutorial on creating a water detector using a smoke detector but I would like to go 1 step further and have this send notifications to my Veraplus when it goes off.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aTIfF8AfeH8

    I have read that I need a sensor and have to install the arduino plug in but how do I know what parts to purchase and how to connect it to the board that came with the smoke detector?

    I am a total newbie so please be gentle :smiley:

    Would an easier approach be to build a noise sensor to go off when the high pitch beeping goes off when water is detected?

    Looking for solutions

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