Tuya Zigbee Water Leak Detector

This Sensor Costs Less Than $50.

A pipe bursts under your kitchen sink. You’re at work. Nobody’s home.

Water spills onto the floor. Seeps into the cabinets. Soaks into the subfloor. Creeps into the basement.

By the time you get home? Thousands in damage. Weeks of repairs. Insurance claim headaches.

It doesn’t have to be that way.

Meet the Tuya Zigbee Water Leak Detector from ChetaXpress. It sits quietly under your sink, behind your toilet, next to your water heater. The moment it detects moisture — even a few drops — it sends an instant alert to your phone.

You’ll know there’s a leak before there’s a flood.

What Makes This Leak Detector Smart?

Designed for Real Protection

Under Every Sink

Kitchen sink. Bathroom sink. Laundry room sink. These are the most common leak locations. A slow drip rots cabinets. A burst supply line floods the room. This sensor catches it early.

Behind Every Toilet

Toilet supply lines fail. Wax rings leak. Tanks crack. Most people don’t notice until water stains appear on the ceiling below. This sensor alerts you immediately.

Next to the Water Heater

Water heaters fail suddenly. When they go, they dump 40+ gallons onto your floor. A sensor gives you minutes — not hours — to respond.

Beside the Washing Machine

Hoses burst. Drain lines overflow. Washing machines leak. This sensor sits right where water would pool.

Under the Dishwasher

Dishwashers leak slowly — often for months — destroying flooring before you notice. This sensor detects the first drops.

Technical Specifications

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Package Contents

(Zigbee hub not included — requires Tuya Zigbee hub, sold separately)

Why You Should Get This Leak Detector — Right Now

Reason 1: Floods Are More Common Than You Think

According to insurance data, water damage claims are the most frequent home insurance claims — more common than fire or theft. And most are preventable with early detection.

Reason 2: Damage Happens Fast

A burst supply line (the braided hose under your sink) can release 5–10 gallons per minute. In 30 minutes, that’s 150–300 gallons of water. Enough to destroy floors, walls, and cabinets in multiple rooms.

Reason 3: Insurance May Not Cover Everything

Many policies have water damage exclusions or high deductibles. Even when covered, you’ll pay the deductible and deal with the hassle. Prevention is cheaper and easier.

Reason 4: Works While You’re Away

Vacation? Work trip? Weekend away? This sensor never sleeps. It monitors 24/7/365. If a leak happens while you’re gone, you’ll know immediately — not when you return to a disaster.

Reason 5: Automate Your Response

Connect this sensor to your smart home system. When water is detected:

• Automatically shut off your main water valve (with compatible smart valve)

• Sound a siren (with Tuya smart siren)

• Send a critical alert to your phone

• Turn on a camera to see the damage

Reason 6: ChetaXpress Approved

Who Is This For?

Where to Place Your Leak Detectors

How to Set Up (4 Simple Steps)

That’s it. You’re protected.

Important Notes

Sample Automations You Can Create

Real Customer Story

“I bought two of these sensors on a whim — one for under the kitchen sink, one for the basement. Six months later, I got an alert at 11 PM. ‘Water detected in basement.’ I ran downstairs. The water heater was slowly leaking. I shut off the supply valve and called a plumber. The next morning, the plumber said if I hadn’t caught it, the tank would have burst within 24 hours. That sensor saved my basement.”

— David K., ChetaXpress customer

The Cost of Waiting

The sensor pays for itself the first time it detects a leak.

30-Day Risk-Free Guarantee

Don’t love it? We’ll refund you. No questions asked. You have 30 days from delivery to try it in your home.

That’s the ChetaXpress promise.

Ready to Protect Your Home?

Your shortcut to flood protection starts here.

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Questions? Chat with us or email [email protected]. We’re real humans, and we’re happy to help you choose the right sensors for your home.

Tuya Zigbee Water Leak Detector — Because a $20 sensor is cheaper than a $7,000 flood.

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