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S_FLOOD for flood detection

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    Hi all,
    I am using a rain sensor for flood detection in my cellar.
    As I am using only a binary information, I'd wish a S_FLOOD sensor type, with usual V_TRIPPED and V_ARMED data types.
    Would it be possible ?
    For now, I am using S_WATER_LEAK which is the exact opposite of what I am searching for...
    Regards
    Pierre

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      Doesn't this mean the same? (Sorry, if my english knowledge level might miss the difference)

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        Oop's!
        Maybe my own english is not at the right level.
        I used to read "water leak" as "not enough water" most probably because I did a confusion with "water lack". But according to WordReference, you're right !
        So, yes, s_water_leak will do the trick.
        Thanks for your answer and sorry for the noise in the forum.
        Regards,
        Pierre

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