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title: "Resideo RCHW3610WF1001/N Wi-Fi Water Leak Detector, 1.2, White"
brand: "honeywell"
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# Wi-Fi enabled, no hub needed Up to 3 years battery life Temp range -30°F to 150°F Resideo RCHW3610WF1001/N Wi-Fi Water Leak Detector, 1.2, White

**Brand:** honeywell
**Price:** VT41687
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## Summary

> 💧 Stay ahead of leaks with smart, silent protection.

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Resideo RCHW3610WF1001/N Wi-Fi Water Leak Detector, 1.2, White by honeywell
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## Best For

- honeywell enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted honeywell brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Hub-Free Wi-Fi Setup:** Seamlessly integrates with your existing network—no extra hardware or complicated setup required.
- • **Multi-Sensor Monitoring:** Detects water leaks, temperature fluctuations, and humidity levels to prevent costly damage and mold growth.
- • **Smart Geofencing ‘All Clear’:** Automatically confirms when issues are resolved, reducing false alarms and unnecessary stress.
- • **Instant Leak Alerts, Wherever You Are:** Push notifications and emails keep you connected to your home’s safety in real time.
- • **Long-Lasting Power & Easy Maintenance:** Runs on AA batteries with up to 3 years of life and simple battery replacement—no tools needed.

## Overview

The Resideo RCHW3610WF1001/N Wi-Fi Water Leak Detector is a compact, hub-free device that monitors water leaks, temperature (-30°F to 150°F), and humidity in your home. It sends instant push and email alerts, features geofencing technology for smarter notifications, and offers up to 3 years of battery life on AA batteries. Designed for easy installation and reliable performance, it helps prevent costly water damage and mold by keeping you connected to your home’s environment anytime, anywhere.

## Description

The water leak and freeze detector by Resideo is an early warning system that notifies you on your smartphone when a leak is detected or the temperature drops bellows a temperature of your choice. By catching it early, you may be able to avoid expensive repairs and loss of treasured items.

Review: This one is the best -- Resideo CHW3610W - I researched and compared over a dozen of these small battery-operated water-leak detectors. I found the Resideo (CHW3610W1001) was the best of the bunch, and certainly for my needs. I was looking to purchase a water-leak detector to set in my upstairs HVAC’s emergency drain pain, to alert me when excess condensation drips into the pan, which means the condensation line is clogged. I already have several water-leak detectors and an automatic shutoff valve on my water line; but, I needed a separate device on a different system for my HVAC because I would not want my HVAC water-leak device to shut off my plumbing if it sensed moisture. I just wanted to be notified for this—a notification sound locally and a notification sent to my iPhone. All of these types of water-leak devices run on batteries and provide notifications when water is sensed (by e-mail, text, and/or push notifications). My priorities in finding the right device for me were: a solid piece of equipment, that is easy to set up, that will attach to my home wifi network without a hub and remain connected, that is easy to reset and change out batteries (without a screwdriver), and that would provide a notification when the batteries need changing. Temperature and humidity readings, an attached water-sensing cable, and an LED light were all bonus features to me. The resideo satisfied all of my criteria, more so than any other, and it has all of those bonus features too. In my research, I found a couple of other devices that I had read great things about, difficult to attach to my home wifi network (maybe it had something to do with our mesh network system). I was not too patient with this; if I could not get a device to attach to my strong wifi network within 10 minutes, then I would start packing it back up for the return. And any device that required you to tinker with your mesh network wifi settings was not anything I was interested in. Some other devices lack user-friendliness in the setup, which quickly turned me off (e.g., having to unscrew the back of a device to put it in paring mode and/or to change out the batteries; having to remove the batteries to put in pairing mode; lacking a button to put in pairing mode). An LED light is helpful when setting up these devices, and it makes you feel that it is a nicer product for the money. I did call resideo’s customer service once to confirm information. I was not impressed. Fortunately, you probably won’t have to connect with customer service on an easy device like this one. It’s important to note that these battery-operated water-leak devices that attach directly to your wifi network do not stay connected to the wifi network all day. Each of them merely "checks in" one to three times each day to get temperature, humidity and battery readings (the higher end devices like the resideo can be programmed to check in up to three times each day). So, for any device that provides temperature, humidity and/or battery information, the information is not in real time. The readings are taken and recorded at one to three (depending on the device) check-in times throughout the day. Don’t worry—this check-in system for temperature, humidity and/or battery does not affect the device’s ability to alert you when it senses water. I read in one or two reviews that the resideo was seconds slower than other devices to provide water-leak alerts. I never ran any such tests myself, because I examined one device at a time. Having said that, the resideo's water-leak alert worked quickly for me when I tested it. Also, the resideo does not provide text alerts; it just provides e-mail and push notifications. I would rather have all three, and many devices do have all three. But, this was not a deal-breaker for me. Resideo spun off from Honeywell. Resideo no longer makes the CHW3610W, although you can still find them online for a hefty price of around $100 (which I still find worth it compared to the other devices in this space). Even though this product is no longer manufactured, it is still supported on the easy-to-use Resideo app. Resideo's replacement product--L1 Wifi Water Leak Detector (CHW3610W8001/U)--does not have all of the qualities that I liked about the CHW3610W.
Review: Perfect for monitoring the basement. - I purchased this leak water detector for my parents. They have a basement that floods constantly. For the first 10 years of my life I didn't even know that the basement had a floor. At some point they called in one of those places that assesses the situation and fixes it. They did, but they have a sump pump that has to run every half hour or so and a dehumidifier that empties into the pump due to the really high humidity down there. So if something goes wrong they are in trouble pretty quickly. They are old enough to retire and they travel a lot now. Last summer during a storm the sump pump quit while they were gone. By the time it stopped raining and my sister got over to check on the house water was already beginning to back up. That's why we decided to purchase this leak detector. The set up was really simple. The sensor runs on AA batteries which were already included. You attach the cable, download the app and follow the on screen instructions. Place the sensor where it is needed and forget about it. In the event there is a problem you will get an alert on your phone. It also allows you to alert others of your choosing by email. So in our case my parents get the alert and my brother, my sister and I get an email. That way in the event there is an issue and my parents aren't home to take care of it or if they happen to be in an area with no cell service, each of us will also be alerted to the problem so one of us can go take care of it. The sensor detects flood water, temperature and humidity level, all of which can be turned on or off through the app. In our case we know that there is a highly fluctuating level of humidity and temperature so we disabled humidity and temperature alerts. We have tested it and each of us only received the water alert as requested. The information is also available in the app should you want to check on anything you don't receive alerts for. So far we have had the device connected for a couple months and it seems to be working really well for us. We haven't had any problems with loss of signal or connectivity. We did lose the ability to connect to some other devices when we first set it up (my laptop and my sisters iPhone weren't able to connect to my parents wifi) but this is pretty typical of their router and it was resolved by a quick reboot of everything. I don't think the device itself played any part in it but I thought it may be worth mentioning in case someone else looking at this also has a temperamental router. I think this monitor is going to prove to be really helpful and I would certainly recommend it to anyone who has a situation requiring constant monitoring of humidity, temperature and/or possible flooding.

## Features

- Wi-Fi water leak detector sends alerts by text and email. Also has an audible alarm. Geofencing technology can tell who's nearest, and sends an "all clear" when the problem has been resolved. Does not need a separate hub or base station. A 4 Ft. extension sensors (sold separately). Senses temperature and humidity. Monitoring home humidity levels can assist in alerting homeowner of potential mold formation in the home. Install water leak detection systems on major appliances such as refrigerators, washing machines or hot water heaters to monitor leaks. Detector is reusable. Cold-Alert detection. Easy to install.
- Temperature sensing -30F to 150F (-35C to 65C)

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B01HBZQYYC |
| Average Battery Life | 1095 days |
| Batteries | AA batteries required. |
| Batteries Included? | No |
| Batteries Required? | Yes |
| Battery Cell Type | Alkaline |
| Battery Description | Alkaline |
| Best Sellers Rank | #471,983 in Tools & Home Improvement ( See Top 100 in Tools & Home Improvement ) #299 in Water Detectors & Alarms |
| Control Method | App |
| Customer Reviews | 4.1 4.1 out of 5 stars (1,340) |
| Date First Available | June 20, 2016 |
| Description Pile | Alkaline |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00085267719605 |
| Included Components | Wi-Fi Water Leak Detector |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Package Quantity | 1 |
| Item Weight | 4.8 ounces |
| Item model number | RCHW3610WF1001/N |
| Manufacturer | Resideo |
| Mounting Type | Tabletop Mount |
| Noise Level | 65 Decibels |
| Number Of Holes | 32 |
| Number of Batteries | AA batteries required. |
| Part Number | RCHW3610WF1001/N |
| Product Dimensions | 1.26 x 3.07 x 3.07 inches |
| Sensor Technology | Conductive Sensor, Capacitive/Resistive Sensor |
| Size | 1.2 |
| Special Features | Alarm Sensor Type Floor, Battery Back-Up Yes, Indoor/Outdoor Indoor, Number of Sensors Included 1, Sensor Type Water, Surveillance Features Audio Alert/Siren,WiFi Enabled |
| Style | Detector |
| Type of Bulb | LED lights |
| UPC | 085267719605 843342136828 |
| Voltage | 120 Volts |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Honeywell
- **Color:** White
- **Compatible Devices:** Smartphone
- **Power Source:** Battery Powered
- **Product Dimensions:** 3.06"L x 1.25"W x 3.06"H

## Images

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## Questions & Answers

**Q: I installed detector in vacation home.  Returned home, 3 days later detector went off line despite wifi/battery still working. How do I fix remotely?**
A: I use an EZ outlet that can reboot my router from any location. It will also do it automatically if router is off line. This will reconnect all wifi units within the home.

**Q: Just got,setup was easy,placed near sump pump pit. Tested by wetting cable sensor & unit alarmed, but no option to silence thru app or email notice??**
A: If the source of the alarm is a water on the cable, you can also disconnect the cable from the unit and the alarm will stop in about a minute. Dry off the cable and re-attach.

**Q: Does anyone know whether the external contact is a binary open/closed detector (normally open?) (Might adopt this for something else).**
A: Thank you for reaching out, unfortunately, due to proprietary information, we are not able to provide that information. Additionally, we do want to let you know that modifying the Water Leak and Freeze Detector will void the warranty of the product. If you have any other questions, please feel free to give us a call at 1-800-633-3991.

**Q: Will it work with Lyric home security system with central station?**
A: Hi there, Thanks for the question. The Lyric Water Leak Detector (WLD) can be used in the same home as a Lyric security system, but there is no direct connection between the two. The WLD is just a monitoring device, it will send push notifications and emails when it detects a leak, or if the temperature/humidity falls outside of the thresholds set by the user.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ This one is the best -- Resideo CHW3610W
*by M***H on October 28, 2022*

I researched and compared over a dozen of these small battery-operated water-leak detectors. I found the Resideo (CHW3610W1001) was the best of the bunch, and certainly for my needs. I was looking to purchase a water-leak detector to set in my upstairs HVAC’s emergency drain pain, to alert me when excess condensation drips into the pan, which means the condensation line is clogged. I already have several water-leak detectors and an automatic shutoff valve on my water line; but, I needed a separate device on a different system for my HVAC because I would not want my HVAC water-leak device to shut off my plumbing if it sensed moisture. I just wanted to be notified for this—a notification sound locally and a notification sent to my iPhone. All of these types of water-leak devices run on batteries and provide notifications when water is sensed (by e-mail, text, and/or push notifications). My priorities in finding the right device for me were: a solid piece of equipment, that is easy to set up, that will attach to my home wifi network without a hub and remain connected, that is easy to reset and change out batteries (without a screwdriver), and that would provide a notification when the batteries need changing. Temperature and humidity readings, an attached water-sensing cable, and an LED light were all bonus features to me. The resideo satisfied all of my criteria, more so than any other, and it has all of those bonus features too. In my research, I found a couple of other devices that I had read great things about, difficult to attach to my home wifi network (maybe it had something to do with our mesh network system). I was not too patient with this; if I could not get a device to attach to my strong wifi network within 10 minutes, then I would start packing it back up for the return. And any device that required you to tinker with your mesh network wifi settings was not anything I was interested in. Some other devices lack user-friendliness in the setup, which quickly turned me off (e.g., having to unscrew the back of a device to put it in paring mode and/or to change out the batteries; having to remove the batteries to put in pairing mode; lacking a button to put in pairing mode). An LED light is helpful when setting up these devices, and it makes you feel that it is a nicer product for the money. I did call resideo’s customer service once to confirm information. I was not impressed. Fortunately, you probably won’t have to connect with customer service on an easy device like this one. It’s important to note that these battery-operated water-leak devices that attach directly to your wifi network do not stay connected to the wifi network all day. Each of them merely "checks in" one to three times each day to get temperature, humidity and battery readings (the higher end devices like the resideo can be programmed to check in up to three times each day). So, for any device that provides temperature, humidity and/or battery information, the information is not in real time. The readings are taken and recorded at one to three (depending on the device) check-in times throughout the day. Don’t worry—this check-in system for temperature, humidity and/or battery does not affect the device’s ability to alert you when it senses water. I read in one or two reviews that the resideo was seconds slower than other devices to provide water-leak alerts. I never ran any such tests myself, because I examined one device at a time. Having said that, the resideo's water-leak alert worked quickly for me when I tested it. Also, the resideo does not provide text alerts; it just provides e-mail and push notifications. I would rather have all three, and many devices do have all three. But, this was not a deal-breaker for me. Resideo spun off from Honeywell. Resideo no longer makes the CHW3610W, although you can still find them online for a hefty price of around $100 (which I still find worth it compared to the other devices in this space). Even though this product is no longer manufactured, it is still supported on the easy-to-use Resideo app. Resideo's replacement product--L1 Wifi Water Leak Detector (CHW3610W8001/U)--does not have all of the qualities that I liked about the CHW3610W.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Perfect for monitoring the basement.
*by B***E on December 4, 2016*

I purchased this leak water detector for my parents. They have a basement that floods constantly. For the first 10 years of my life I didn't even know that the basement had a floor. At some point they called in one of those places that assesses the situation and fixes it. They did, but they have a sump pump that has to run every half hour or so and a dehumidifier that empties into the pump due to the really high humidity down there. So if something goes wrong they are in trouble pretty quickly. They are old enough to retire and they travel a lot now. Last summer during a storm the sump pump quit while they were gone. By the time it stopped raining and my sister got over to check on the house water was already beginning to back up. That's why we decided to purchase this leak detector. The set up was really simple. The sensor runs on AA batteries which were already included. You attach the cable, download the app and follow the on screen instructions. Place the sensor where it is needed and forget about it. In the event there is a problem you will get an alert on your phone. It also allows you to alert others of your choosing by email. So in our case my parents get the alert and my brother, my sister and I get an email. That way in the event there is an issue and my parents aren't home to take care of it or if they happen to be in an area with no cell service, each of us will also be alerted to the problem so one of us can go take care of it. The sensor detects flood water, temperature and humidity level, all of which can be turned on or off through the app. In our case we know that there is a highly fluctuating level of humidity and temperature so we disabled humidity and temperature alerts. We have tested it and each of us only received the water alert as requested. The information is also available in the app should you want to check on anything you don't receive alerts for. So far we have had the device connected for a couple months and it seems to be working really well for us. We haven't had any problems with loss of signal or connectivity. We did lose the ability to connect to some other devices when we first set it up (my laptop and my sisters iPhone weren't able to connect to my parents wifi) but this is pretty typical of their router and it was resolved by a quick reboot of everything. I don't think the device itself played any part in it but I thought it may be worth mentioning in case someone else looking at this also has a temperamental router. I think this monitor is going to prove to be really helpful and I would certainly recommend it to anyone who has a situation requiring constant monitoring of humidity, temperature and/or possible flooding.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ There are more and better features than Resideo / Honeywell list and explain!
*by H***R on January 13, 2022*

I made three separate purchases. The first was to test the sensor and explore the features on my own, because Resideo / Honeywell lacked complete description wherever I searched for it. Their customer support actually wasn't sure of the complete host of features. This first sensor was very difficult to connect, and required setting back to factory settings a few times, however once connected, I tested for several days and learned the features and so I ordered 4 more. Three out of 4 were simple to set up the 4th was temperamental and never did fully connect even after setting it back to factory settings. I needed five total, so I placed a third order. This last sensor set up quite easily and I have returned the tempermental sensor. The features as I have observed include constant monitoring for water, the ability to set high and low temperature settings. ( this was not adequately described, but I hoped it would be the case) Set points can be very important in catching a broken heating system well before the freezing point. I have my sensor in a cabin in the Northeast, so I have set my low point temp to 45 degrees. I have my sampling of temperature set to the maximum which is three times daily. This means if the boiler breaks, it could take up to 8 hours before my sensor catches it. My plumber felt that it would take about 8 hours for the temperature to drop and so when I receive a notification and call the plumber, he has adequate time to respond. One can also set humidity high and low points This has been really helpful in discovering a clothes dryer that wasn't venting adequately. Resideo emails tips periodically after the sensor is set up. This has been helpful. I do suggest purchasing and using the sensors, but purchase one or two more than you need so that you have enough to set up successfully.

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