Yes. If you have an eligible Ring subscription and are enrolled in Professional Monitoring2, you can now optionally receive an automatic call from the monitoring2 center notifying you if water or freezing temperatures have been detected.

Ring’s Flood & Freeze sensor will detect water where it's installed or when the temperature drops below 40-degrees Fahrenheit. Should the sensor detect these things, it will send a notification1 to the Base Station and alert you of a water leak or a heating system issue inside your home that needs immediate attention.

Email and push notification1 alerts are available when your Ring Flood and Freeze Sensor detects water or when the temperature drops below 40-degrees Fahrenheit. In order to get these alerts,1 you need to adjust the settings so these alerts are on.

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We recommend installing the sensor in any place that might experience a sudden flood or temperature drop. The most common locations for a Flood & Freeze sensor are:

The Flood & Freeze Sensor is powered using a 3V lithium battery CR123A. This allows it to placed anywhere a potential flood or freezing incident might happen.

Always insert replacement batteries correctly, matching the + (positive) and - (negative) symbols on the battery with the symbols on your Sensor.

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No. The Flood & Freeze Sensor requires the Ring Alarm Base Station to send notifications1 in case of a flooding or freezing event.

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The communication test occurs after you have added, configured, and placed your sensor in its desired location. The test is important as it ensures that the sensor remains connected to the Base Station in its new location, likely under a sink or in the basement.

No. You will only receive alerts when water or low temp has been detected. You will see a history event1 when water or low temp has cleared.

Flood & Freeze Sensors are placed on the floor in any place that might experience sudden flooding or a temperature drop. Take care when placing the sensor on the floor to place it in an area where it won't accidentally be kicked or knocked out of position by pets.

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The Flood & Freeze Sensor's battery has an operating temperature range of 32–104 degrees Fahrenheit F (0–40 degrees Celsius).

No, the communication test can be completed at any time after you've added the sensor to your Base Station. Simply navigate in the Ring App to your sensor's Advanced Options on the device profile page.

3. Remove the old battery and insert the new CR123A battery, taking care to match + and - symbols with the markings on your sensor. It will reconnect to your Base Station automatically.

You can manage your email and push notifications1 for the Flood and Freeze Sensor from your Alarm Alerts Settings. To begin:

Extreme cold can be just as damaging, and may also end up creating costly repairs. When the temperature drops, your pipes can freeze and crack. The Flood & Freeze Sensor will alert you when the temperature drops below 40-degrees Fahrenheit, so you can take action before the damage is done.

No. While the device is engineered to be air-tight, it is not meant to be submerged under water during normal operation.

Every year water leaks cause extensive damage to homes, costing homeowners thousands of dollars in repairs. When water enters your home from a leaking water heater, broken washing machine, or overflowing sump pump, it can wreak havoc on your home. This sensor will help you to protect your home by detecting water as soon as possible, limiting the damage that can occur.

Learn how the Ring Alarm Flood & Freeze Sensor works with the Ring Alarm Base Station to alert1 you when water or freezing temperatures are detected in your home.