Portable Water Leak Detector, 2000mAh

Structure Diagram

1. Battery Compartment (Back)
2. Headset Jack (Bottom)
3. Aviation Plug
4. LCD Screen
5. Function Panel
6. Charging Jack (Side)

SISCO Water Leak Detector AMLS J User Manual

Q1: Do water leak detectors work?
A1: Yes! One or more water alarms in your home can alert you to take action as soon as a leak starts. They can help you avert long-term damage, including mold build-up, caused by leaks. But they're not a substitute for the routine preventative maintenance your home needs.

Q2: Are water leak detectors worth it?
A2: Yes, the water detectors are worth more than your expectation! The longer a leak goes undetected, the more damage it does, destroying furniture and decoration, spawning mold and fungi, and even threatening structural integrity. A water leak detector can reduce the risk by alerting you to problems quickly, so you can act to prevent severe damage.

Q3: Where is the best place for a water leak detector?
A3: Tuck your water detectors behind the toilet, under the sink, in a corner by the bathtub, or all of the above. If the pipes under your sink develop a slow leak, you may not notice water damage until the items under your sink are destroyed. Put an electronic water leak detector under the sink for peace of mind and to protect your belongings.

Tips: Factors Affecting the Work of Water Leak Detectors

The working efficiency and accuracy of water pipe leak detectors may be affected by many factors. External noise, such as noise generated by motors, blowers, etc., and sounds from underground facilities such as cables and gas leaks, may be similar in frequency to the sound of water leaks, leading to misjudgment. Sounds will also be generated at elbows, ladder openings, and other places where there are obstructions or changes in impulse in the pipeline. These sounds need to be eliminated through multiple listening and multiple measurements to avoid affecting the leak detection results. Different pipeline materials (such as metal, plastic, concrete, etc.) have different effects on the propagation of sound waves. In addition, corrosion, sediment, or damage to the pipeline will also affect the propagation and detection effect of sound waves. Changes in water flow velocity and pressure will affect the generation and propagation of water leakage sound waves. High-speed water flow or high pressure may amplify the sound of water leakage, while low-speed water flow or low pressure may make the sound waves more difficult to detect.

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