Your Smart Home Hub

The Convenient Future at Your Fingertips

A Smart Control Hub is an innovative device that transforms your ordinary home into a complete smart home. Consider it the heart of your home, seamlessly connecting a variety of your smart devices (such as smart lighting, air conditioning, heating, security devices, and more).

This device utilizes Zigbee 3.0 wireless technology, allowing it to communicate with a wide range of smart home devices. It is compatible with popular apps like Tuya and Smart Life, enabling remote control via your smartphone.

Discover and address water leakage problems before they escalate

We offer two smart safety sensors for detecting water leakage

The water leakage sensor is a Zigbee-enabled smart device that can be integrated with your Smart Home Hub and used as part of a comprehensive security system.

Its durable and waterproof design makes it suitable for use in damp areas without concerns of damage.

First, you'll need to set up, program, and connect the sensor to your Smart Control Hub, which can be done through the smartphone app (Tuya, Smart Life) or voice control via Alexa or Google Home. When the sensor detects water leakage or an excess of water (in the case of flooding), it will immediately send a notification to your Smart Control Hub. You can receive this notification on your smartphone, tablet, or even your computer.

If your Smart Control Hub is connected to other smart devices, it can enhance automation by taking actions such as shutting off a smart faucet valve to stop the water when a leak is detected or activating a drying fan.

Areas in Your Home Where Water Leakage Can Occur

Water leakage can occur in bathroom fixtures, refrigerator or dishwasher supply lines, washing machine plumbing, and even in outdoor areas like swimming pools or garden irrigation systems. It can also affect central heating and cooling systems or air conditioning units.

To ensure your home stays safe from water leaks, it's recommended to install two water leakage sensors in areas where this issue is anticipated.