BEST LEAK DETECTION EVER

In this video, Chris shows how he installed several YoLink leak sensors with a speaker hub plus a bulldog motorized valve control in his house. This system detects leaks and automatically shuts off the water supply to prevent damage.
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➤➤YoLink Leak Sensors 👉🏻 handydad.tv/yo3s
➤➤YoLink Speaker Hub 👉🏻 handydad.tv/yosp
➤➤YoLink Bulldog Valve 👉🏻 handydad.tv/yobd
➤➤YoLink Sensor/Valve Kit 👉🏻 handydad.tv/yovk
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[@danielmunoz9193]

This is a excellent demonstration of the product. Thank you so much.

[@TexasCanuck]

I discovered YoLink almost two years ago and now have 20 sensors and valves. I have temperature sensors that automate the AC for the Rabbits, I have valve controls so I can turn off the main house or the garden on/off, etc. I have a driveway sensor, etc. and I use door contacts for my guest house. I also use Motion and leak sensors.

[@danb4376]

I have this system as well. Got it about a year ago. I got the kit on Amazon with 4 leak sensors and the original hub, no valve actuator. I have been pretty impressed with the reliability and battery life so far. I would like to extend the electrodes with a length of wire and a little sponge on the ends to reach into tight spaces, just haven’t done that yet.

[@bulletdancestorm554]

I have the little manual ones that just emit 200db and just use batteries. I have one under the water heater and the slop sink next to the washer. This is some high tech stuff

[@DaveM-FFB]

I recently had water damage from a backed up condensate drip line for my air handler in the attic. Not only was the drip line blocked, but the float shutoff switch in the drain pan was inoperative. Water had been building up in the pan for days until it overflowed and came through the garage ceiling. This would've been a LOT worse if we were out of town. Subsequently, I found this product and immediately purchased it. This is a small price to pay for peace of mind, and it's only a fraction of the cost of my insurance deductible.

[@dancruze]

Excellent review. Told me what i needed to know. 👏

[@user-cr4qt7ks1j]

Very cool. Every home should have this!

[@LeoHeiland]

Great video. Question, do you happen to know what torque is delivered to shut off the main valve? Will it work on valves which get tough to operate over time? Any experience with this by you or viewers?

[@the-real-angus-young]

Wow, i have never heard of this type of product before.

[@jerseytony1]

Good Job Thank You!

[@gracetuallasanluis5481]

Great and informative video! Where do you specifically place the sensor for your refrigerator?

[@wpny10606]

Thank you, that's a great video that focuses on the point.

[@NoShadowOfDoubt1]

Great review …Wondering how strong that valve is.

[@mr.thinkpositive9962]

Thanks for a great video!

[@CrazyGadgetGuy]

I have this in my home and it works great.

[@user-zg2yf6pc9j]

Can you set up multiple senors to direct connect with the bull dog valve

[@tacocin]

Sweet!

[@MrRiblicker]

I’m going to be adding this. I wish it worked with HomeKit. My question is if I’m running the sensors off the hub can they also be paired to the controller if the power goes out. At the same time. My situation is when I’m away in the summer and I get a leak can I still control the valve thru the internet ?

[@damonras]

The bulldog valve in your video looks a bit different than the one you linked to on Amazon. If I don’t have a power outlet near my valve can I still use the bulldog?

[@walshep7]

Is it worth having an extra for the hot water valve or not, most leaks are from the main water .