STITCH by Monoprice Wireless Smart Water Leak/Flood Sensor with Probe and Alarm, No Hub Required
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Can I have multiple sensors associated with a single account?
Can I have multiple sensors associated with a single account?
Mark A
on Oct 22, 2018
BEST ANSWER: Yes, I have the motion sensor 3 light bulbs, water sensor and plug all on one account and shared to another phone to control.
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- Curtis G Staff on Oct 25, 2018
- Purchased on Aug 31, 2018
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STITCH by Monoprice Wireless Smart Motion Sensor; No hub required
BEST ANSWER: Yes, I have the motion sensor 3 light bulbs, water sensor and plug all on one account and shared to another phone to control.
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- Curtis G Staff on Oct 25, 2018
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I do not have multiple water sensors on my account, but the software interface is built to allow for the connection of multiple light bulbs, wall sockets, etc since each device has a unique MAC and IP Address. I would assume that you should be able to use multiple water sensors.
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- Christopher P on Oct 25, 2018
- Purchased on Aug 14, 2018
yes... you can add multiple sensors per sensor type ... ie water sensors for crawl space, laundry room and under a sink. and have each trigger a different action. I had water sensor that triggered a smart outlet to turn on a pump.
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- Kyle M on Oct 25, 2018
- Purchased on Sep 13, 2018
Hi Mark.Yes you can have multi sensors on one account.They have motion,water,window.and sensors.
So yes,more than one can be on one account.So far,very happy with the products.Hope this helps you .
So yes,more than one can be on one account.So far,very happy with the products.Hope this helps you .
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- Don on Oct 25, 2018
- Purchased on Aug 14, 2018
Yes. We have three flood sensor devices operational and one account. You can also create groups and add devices to them if desired. We created one group for all three flood sensor devices.
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- James S on Oct 25, 2018
- Purchased on Aug 15, 2018
Yes I currently have two water sensors. I labeled them separately in the stich application. Both work. I actually have three light bulbs and an outlet in the same application
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- Bruce R on Oct 25, 2018
- Purchased on Aug 14, 2018
Yes. I have three water detectors on my account. You can name then differently, so you can tell them apart.
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- Steve G on Oct 25, 2018
- Purchased on Aug 27, 2018
Yes. I have five. Two at one location and the at another remote location
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- Michael T on Oct 25, 2018
- Purchased on Oct 5, 2018
Yes. The app allows for the addition of multiple devices of various kinds
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- Michael C on Oct 25, 2018
- Purchased on Aug 15, 2018
Yes you can. You can also make the individual sensors in the app.
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- Brent G on Oct 26, 2018
- Purchased on Aug 29, 2018
Yes I have 3 on one account which are all in my house
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- Maurizio D on Oct 25, 2018
- Purchased on Aug 14, 2018
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is this product Zwave ?
Julius N
on Nov 27, 2018
BEST ANSWER: No, it uses WIFI (2.4 only) to communicate back to a Stich server which in turn notifies you and others via phone. Advantage no in-home infrastructure to set up. Disadvantages requires an external connection and doe not easily tie into a home management system
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- Francesca S on Nov 27, 2018
- Purchased on Sep 13, 2018
BEST ANSWER: No, it uses WIFI (2.4 only) to communicate back to a Stich server which in turn notifies you and others via phone. Advantage no in-home infrastructure to set up. Disadvantages requires an external connection and doe not easily tie into a home management system
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- Francesca S on Nov 27, 2018
- Purchased on Sep 13, 2018
Not that I’m aware of. I have the iPhone app and it notified me of a water heater leak.
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- Thomas R on Nov 27, 2018
- Purchased on Aug 14, 2018
Check your router. Normally 5Ghz routers come as a dual with 2.4 Ghz also.
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- Eric J on Apr 25, 2019
No. It is WiFi connected to your router. No hub of any kind required.
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- Steve G on Nov 27, 2018
- Purchased on Aug 27, 2018
No. Connects directly to your wifi
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- Michael T on Nov 27, 2018
- Purchased on Oct 5, 2018
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I tried connecting my device yesterday but then learned via the app that it needs 2.4GHz wireless network. Mine is 5 GHz. Are there other options or am I out of luck?
Mike P
on Apr 22, 2019
BEST ANSWER: out of luck then, it's 2.4 only. can you add a secondary wireless network? that's how mine is set up, i have a secondary 2.4 only network (similar to a guest network) named IOT, and all the devices that just need internet, but not LAN, are connected to that. for example my water sensors are on the IOT SSID, but my Sonos is on my primary home SSID
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- Everett S on Apr 22, 2019
- Purchased on Sep 13, 2018
BEST ANSWER: out of luck then, it's 2.4 only. can you add a secondary wireless network? that's how mine is set up, i have a secondary 2.4 only network (similar to a guest network) named IOT, and all the devices that just need internet, but not LAN, are connected to that. for example my water sensors are on the IOT SSID, but my Sonos is on my primary home SSID
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- Everett S on Apr 22, 2019
- Purchased on Sep 13, 2018
As far as I can tell, it runs only on 2.4GHz. And while I certainly don't know your network as well as you do, it is very unusual to have a network that supports only 5GHz. Are you SURE you don't have a 2.4GHz signal as well as the 5?
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- Steve G on Apr 22, 2019
- Purchased on Aug 27, 2018
I had a similar problem with mine. Your router may be dual band and 2.4 is turned off. It needs to be turned on or replace the router with a dual band router or add a second 2.4 router.
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- Mike S on Apr 23, 2019
- Purchased on Aug 19, 2018
Most of 5GHz routers also have 2.4GHz. Check your router there should be two SSID one with 5 and the other with 2.4ghz
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- Venkat J on May 15, 2019
Sorry, I thought is was a Honeywell unit.
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- Don I on Apr 22, 2019
- Purchased on Aug 14, 2018
I have same issue. Never got to connect it..useless.
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- rene M on Apr 22, 2019
- Purchased on Sep 13, 2018
I couldn’t get mine to work either
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- Cliff A on Apr 22, 2019
- Purchased on Aug 31, 2018
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BEST LOCATION-i would think that the best location for this is the in-coming water pipe\if there is any type of leak from any one of three toilets or any number of sinks-tubs
the fresh water must come in this way?
my incoming pipe is in the garage
the fresh water must come in this way?
my incoming pipe is in the garage
NEIL F
on Apr 19, 2019
BEST ANSWER: Thank you for your comments. I agree if the water leak starts at the in-coming pipe, a water sensor placed near it where water would likely be detected would be best. If the space is too tight, you also have the option to attached the probe included to extend your reach in tight spaces.
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- Sarah L Staff on Apr 26, 2019
BEST ANSWER: Thank you for your comments. I agree if the water leak starts at the in-coming pipe, a water sensor placed near it where water would likely be detected would be best. If the space is too tight, you also have the option to attached the probe included to extend your reach in tight spaces.
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- Sarah L Staff on Apr 26, 2019
Water can leak from anywhere but especially at valves and devices. It can also simply come thru walls as ground water or flooding. I put mine near major water appliances and near where the floor slopes down and would collect therefore covering a couple appliances with one device. Also placed in “water rooms” bathrooms near sink/toilet or by dishwasher. Also put anywhere where water had collected in the past. But yes entry point of water could potentially be a large leak spice due to highest water pressure. But I’d guess most leaks come from faulty appliances.
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- Will B on Apr 26, 2019
- Purchased on Jan 3, 2019
It’s really for flat surfaces or in the crock of sump pump. Floors near refrigerator or washing machines for example. I’m sure there are other uses.
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- Dustin G on Apr 26, 2019
- Purchased on Dec 23, 2018
This does not attach to a water line. It alarms when wet. You place it on the ground next to something you thing may leak.
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- David T on Apr 26, 2019
- Purchased on Dec 14, 2018
No you need sensors at each location for early detection by the time it is in your garage to much damage is done
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- phil hale h on Apr 27, 2019
- Purchased on Oct 11, 2018
No this is not a flow meter, it senses actual water so you would need one for each of your toilets/tubs.
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- Greg H on Apr 26, 2019
- Purchased on Dec 10, 2018
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How do u change the email address or cell number in the application? That function doesn’t seem to exist.
A shopper
on Dec 24, 2018
BEST ANSWER: The only way I can see to do it is Go to App, The home page comes up. Go to top of page select on the home name, that will give you another option of home management, select home management. next page will show your home name and add family choose your home name. On this page (Family Settings) select the add members put in the new phone number and set them as the administrator. I think they will then get a text that they can set an email address. They or you can then go in and remove the wrong phone number ie. Family member. If needed.
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- New User U on May 10, 2019
- Purchased on Jan 30, 2019
BEST ANSWER: The only way I can see to do it is Go to App, The home page comes up. Go to top of page select on the home name, that will give you another option of home management, select home management. next page will show your home name and add family choose your home name. On this page (Family Settings) select the add members put in the new phone number and set them as the administrator. I think they will then get a text that they can set an email address. They or you can then go in and remove the wrong phone number ie. Family member. If needed.
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- New User U on May 10, 2019
- Purchased on Jan 30, 2019
I could not find a way to change the email or cell phone number either. However, there appear to be two other options:
1. Add the new email and cell number as an additional Family Member in the Home Management -> Family settings section. Using this option the old email/cell number will still be notified, in addition to the new "family member".
2. Log out and re-register using the new email address and cell number, just as you did when you first registered your device.
Hope this helps.
1. Add the new email and cell number as an additional Family Member in the Home Management -> Family settings section. Using this option the old email/cell number will still be notified, in addition to the new "family member".
2. Log out and re-register using the new email address and cell number, just as you did when you first registered your device.
Hope this helps.
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- G R on May 10, 2019
- Purchased on Feb 4, 2019
I presume you would need to install the app on the new phone using the same ID and password you used on the original install. Good luck trying to contact the vendor. They are AWOL.
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- Larry D on May 10, 2019
- Purchased on Apr 19, 2019
Take the battery out and reinsert. That will reset the device.
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- Timothy C on May 9, 2019
- Purchased on Feb 23, 2019
I've never been able to make mine work at all.
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- Kevin F on May 10, 2019
- Purchased on Feb 5, 2019
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Can I attach two probes? I have two separate trays under washer and dryer that need monitoring.
A shopper
on Feb 20, 2019
BEST ANSWER: No there is only one opening for the probe and you cannot daisychain them. Not sure why you would need a water sensor under a dryer though.....
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- AARON F on Feb 20, 2019
- Purchased on Sep 9, 2018
BEST ANSWER: No there is only one opening for the probe and you cannot daisychain them. Not sure why you would need a water sensor under a dryer though.....
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- AARON F on Feb 20, 2019
- Purchased on Sep 9, 2018
Yes.. You can also give each one its own name.i have 3 sensors in my home and plan to get more.Hope this helps you.
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- Don on Feb 20, 2019
- Purchased on Aug 14, 2018
I believe there is only one port for 1 probe only. In your case- would need 2 separate units.
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- Matthew E on Feb 20, 2019
- Purchased on Aug 14, 2018
Yes, you can name them differently in the app.
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- Scott S on Feb 20, 2019
- Purchased on Sep 11, 2018
no you can only attach one probe.
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- Robert D on Feb 20, 2019
- Purchased on Sep 15, 2018
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Will I receive a push notification if I am away from home or does the phone have to be near the device (within Blue Tooth range) for the push notification to work?
Steve G
on Aug 22, 2018
BEST ANSWER: Yes, you can receive push notification even when you are away from home. After setup, the phone does not have to be near the device. You can be across the country and still be able to receive alerts.
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- Sarah L Staff on Aug 27, 2018
BEST ANSWER: Yes, you can receive push notification even when you are away from home. After setup, the phone does not have to be near the device. You can be across the country and still be able to receive alerts.
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- Sarah L Staff on Aug 27, 2018
I just received mine last week. I was successfully able to enroll/add the sensor in the app, but apparently when I check status it does not show as being connected to my WAN. So, I can't quite help you yet. I'm planning to contact MP soon for help with troubleshooting.
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- John P on Aug 27, 2018
- Purchased on Aug 14, 2018
Not BT, but direct WiFi to your Router. Sends push notifications to your cell (or other) via internet, just link your phone number. I link the Stitch Devices to the Smart Life app so I can monitor Stitch as well as other devices in a single app. Can use other apps too.
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- Lee A on Aug 27, 2018
- Purchased on Aug 14, 2018
You get a push notification and if you gotonthe app you can see the logs of everything that’s happened with the water bugs example water detected at 2:56am on 8/27/18
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- Maurizio D on Aug 28, 2018
- Purchased on Aug 14, 2018
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Can a text message be automatically sent to a mobile phone if water is detected?
Derek M
on Aug 14, 2018
BEST ANSWER: Text messages would not be sent to your mobile device; however, you can enable push notifications in the STITCH app to send an alert directly to your phone so you can be notified whenever water is detected.
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- Sarah L Staff on Aug 14, 2018
Will I receive the push notification if I am away from home or does the phone have to be near the device for the notification to work?
BEST ANSWER: Text messages would not be sent to your mobile device; however, you can enable push notifications in the STITCH app to send an alert directly to your phone so you can be notified whenever water is detected.
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- Sarah L Staff on Aug 14, 2018
Will I receive the push notification if I am away from home or does the phone have to be near the device for the notification to work?
You should be able to connect this through IFTTT to send you a text if you use the Smart Life app (or probably 100 other smart home apps). IE "If trigger, then SMS".
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- Garrett D on Mar 11, 2019
- Purchased on Feb 11, 2019
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What type of batteries does it use?
A shopper
on Aug 14, 2018
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how many cell phones we can pair with this unit?
RAM
on Sep 11, 2018
BEST ANSWER: I believe you can use it anywhere on any mobile you would have to just make sure you are using the same STITCH account on the devices because it is associated with the STITCH account. I think it should work I personally have never tried it on multiple devices.
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- Brent G on Sep 11, 2018
- Purchased on Aug 29, 2018
BEST ANSWER: I believe you can use it anywhere on any mobile you would have to just make sure you are using the same STITCH account on the devices because it is associated with the STITCH account. I think it should work I personally have never tried it on multiple devices.
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- Brent G on Sep 11, 2018
- Purchased on Aug 29, 2018
It appears that you can have one. There is an option to change the number, but I don't see any way to add a number. (But I could be wrong.)
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- Steve G on Sep 11, 2018
- Purchased on Aug 27, 2018
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Are these based on ESP8266 or ESP32 chips? Do they support Home Assistant or MQTT as well?
A shopper
on Aug 14, 2018
BEST ANSWER: This is based on ESP8266. It supports IFTTT.
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- Sarah L Staff on Aug 14, 2018
BEST ANSWER: This is based on ESP8266. It supports IFTTT.
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- Sarah L Staff on Aug 14, 2018
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Does the unit have sensors built in? Do you have to use the remote sensor, or can you lay the unit flat on the floor without it?
Tom D
on Aug 14, 2018
BEST ANSWER: The unit has three sensor built-in and could be found at the bottom of the unit. Simply lay the unit flat on the floor so once the device touches water you will receive a notification and an audible alert to signal you. Additionally, the extended probe also has extra sensor built-in so it's convenient to extend your reach.
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- Sarah L Staff on Aug 14, 2018
BEST ANSWER: The unit has three sensor built-in and could be found at the bottom of the unit. Simply lay the unit flat on the floor so once the device touches water you will receive a notification and an audible alert to signal you. Additionally, the extended probe also has extra sensor built-in so it's convenient to extend your reach.
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- Sarah L Staff on Aug 14, 2018
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Will this integrate with Smartthings?
A shopper
on Aug 14, 2018
BEST ANSWER: This device cannot be integrated with SmartThings
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- Sarah L Staff on Aug 14, 2018
BEST ANSWER: This device cannot be integrated with SmartThings
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- Sarah L Staff on Aug 14, 2018
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Can you use a ac adapter instead of batteries? Does it have a network plug or blue tooth ... In other words, how does it connect to internet to contact you when you are away?)
New User U
on Aug 14, 2018
BEST ANSWER: The device is powered by batteries and cannot be connected to an AC adapter. To connect the device to your home network, power on the device and with the STITCH by Monoprice app, pair the device to your home's 2.4GHz Wifi network. When you are away, the device will provide a notification to your phone whenever water is detected.
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- Sarah L Staff on Aug 14, 2018
BEST ANSWER: The device is powered by batteries and cannot be connected to an AC adapter. To connect the device to your home network, power on the device and with the STITCH by Monoprice app, pair the device to your home's 2.4GHz Wifi network. When you are away, the device will provide a notification to your phone whenever water is detected.
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- Sarah L Staff on Aug 14, 2018
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Once the alarm is triggered can the device be reused?
New User U
on Aug 15, 2018
BEST ANSWER: Yes, the device is reusable. Once the device is triggered by water the sound will go off and will continue to alert you by beeping. At the same time you will receive an automatic push notification to your phone. You can then remove the device from the water and place it anywhere you want.
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- Sarah L Staff on Aug 15, 2018
BEST ANSWER: Yes, the device is reusable. Once the device is triggered by water the sound will go off and will continue to alert you by beeping. At the same time you will receive an automatic push notification to your phone. You can then remove the device from the water and place it anywhere you want.
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- Sarah L Staff on Aug 15, 2018
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I assume the remote sensor can be immersed in water, but how much standing water can the main unit take?
A shopper
on Aug 16, 2018
BEST ANSWER: The water sensor is buoyant and can float on water.
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- Sarah L Staff on Aug 21, 2018
BEST ANSWER: The water sensor is buoyant and can float on water.
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- Sarah L Staff on Aug 21, 2018
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Any IoT system with network connectivity is likely to have security vulnerabilities in its firmware, and firmware updates are usually required to prevent exploitation of those vulnerabilities. How will Monoprice release and deliver these updates when a vulnerability is inevitably found on this product?
A shopper
on Aug 17, 2018
BEST ANSWER: Updates on firmware would be pushed through the STITCH app. To check for updates you can also go into the app menu profile, and check for any updates available in the "About" settings.
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- Sarah L Staff on Aug 21, 2018
BEST ANSWER: Updates on firmware would be pushed through the STITCH app. To check for updates you can also go into the app menu profile, and check for any updates available in the "About" settings.
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- Sarah L Staff on Aug 21, 2018
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Will this work with SmartThings?
Paul T
on Nov 17, 2018
BEST ANSWER: This does not work with SmartThings as it does not require a hub to operate.
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- Sarah L Staff on Nov 28, 2018
BEST ANSWER: This does not work with SmartThings as it does not require a hub to operate.
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- Sarah L Staff on Nov 28, 2018
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One of the reviews mentions the low volume of the alert from the unit itself. Could this be configured to trigger the Monoprice Wireless Smart Siren Alarm?
Richard A
on Nov 21, 2018
BEST ANSWER: Yes, within the app, you can set the water sensor to trigger the STITCH Siren Alarm.
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- Sarah L Staff on Nov 28, 2018
BEST ANSWER: Yes, within the app, you can set the water sensor to trigger the STITCH Siren Alarm.
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- Sarah L Staff on Nov 28, 2018
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Is the purchase of an account required to set up notifications? Is it as simple as purchasing the device, downloading the app, integrating the unit with my WiFi network and then I get push notifications on my cellphone in case of a flood?
Paul B
on Jan 13, 2019
BEST ANSWER: You are correct, there's no need to purchase an account for notifications. Simply purchase device, download free app, pair with Wifi Network, and you will get notifications once a leak is detected. No subscription fee either.
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- Sarah L Staff on Jan 15, 2019
BEST ANSWER: You are correct, there's no need to purchase an account for notifications. Simply purchase device, download free app, pair with Wifi Network, and you will get notifications once a leak is detected. No subscription fee either.
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- Sarah L Staff on Jan 15, 2019
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There is no point in receiving a notification of a leak if you are not home to stop the water flow. Can this thing be set up to send a command to an electric valve to turn the house water off when a leak is detected?
Catalin B
on Feb 5, 2019
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How does one add a Stitch device to Google Home? I don't really see an option to do so in the Google Home app.
Allen L
on Sep 22, 2018
Has anyone figured out how to change the email address or phone number in the app? I don't see anywhere in the app where you can edit such information. When I registered it was an either or?
Fabrice P
on Dec 18, 2018
Does this device support WPA2-Personal with AES encryption and a 63-character PSK?
Steven C
on Dec 27, 2018
are STITCH products compatible with IFTTT or a Samsung Smartthings Hub?
A shopper
on Jan 22, 2019
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Even though the sensor connected to my network during installation, the app consistently says "poor network conditions--device not nearby" even if testing right in front of the router. All 4 sensors detected a test leak on 2 floors of my house, so why this message?
Diana B
on Jan 29, 2019
Is this Alexa compatible?
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on May 13, 2019
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Leak detector so far works
Had for 6 months or so. Have tested a few times and it works... Hope it works if a real event happens. App is a little clumsy but not horrible.
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Worked when I tested it - but too quiet.
Thankfully, I have not had any basement flooding since installing this. However, I did test it several times after registering it and it sent my cell phone the message I expected. I only have two issues:
1. The device itself has a surprisingly quiet alarm. I would prefer that it be loud enough to wake the dead.
2. The app does not seem to offer the ability to change the email address or cell phone number once you register. It appears that I would have to sign out of the app and re-register to do so.
1. The device itself has a surprisingly quiet alarm. I would prefer that it be loud enough to wake the dead.
2. The app does not seem to offer the ability to change the email address or cell phone number once you register. It appears that I would have to sign out of the app and re-register to do so.
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Inexpensive way to keep track of water in the basement or wherever
Sets up easily with the Android app. Seems to work but I hope not to fully find out, if you know what I mean.
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Works great! Hopefully will keep my sump from soaking my basement again
Water sensor seems to work great. Was easy to set up, easy to test, and easy to integrate with our systems.We combined this with a smart outlet to shut off the sump if the basement gets flooded (since last time it was the sump that caused it.)
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Excellent Water Sensor
This is a great little water sensor that delivers what is needed. I have zero complaints about this señor as it has stayed connected to my network 100% of the time since I installed it. Setup was super simple, but I already have multiple APs inside my house all connected via Ethernet cabling and multiple switches so my network is solid.Some reviewers have commented on their device dropping off their network, but they don’t comment how well their wireless network is in that area. You need to have both a strong wireless signal AND high throughput over that wireless network. Some systems will deliver a strong signal in remote areas of your house, but those repeaters/APs/etc need to have a solid uplink back to your main AP/Router in order for it to deliver a solid and reliable transmission of that information. Without a solid uplink, it doesn’t matter how strong the signal is at that area, if it can’t get back to your main unit, the transmission fails and the device drops.
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Easy to connect and setup. The notifications are almost instant. Well with the money.
Works great. Tested it while at home and remotely. Got a notification right away. I’m using in conjunction with a Stitch power strip. If i get notified about the presence of water, I can shut off my pump and turn on a wet/dry vac remotely. I’m really happy with this.
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Bought four for two locationsNone work
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Failed When I Needed It
My wife alerted me to a leak by yelling, "Hey - the dishwasher is leaking!" When I took the toe kick off, I found my detector sitting in a puddle, as quiet as can be. I tested it on a wet paper towel and it sounded off (fairly weakly). It also triggered the phone.
So it works in my tests, but failed in real conditions. I'll have to see what happens in the future. This was a bit disappointing.
So it works in my tests, but failed in real conditions. I'll have to see what happens in the future. This was a bit disappointing.
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Works great! Great stocking stuffers for any homeowner!
Tested device and worked great. Hopefully I won’t ever need itPlan on getting more for under sinks and near washing machine.
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