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The WaterFlowKit offers a complete solution for monitoring your water consumption. You can connect up to two water flow sensors per kit. Each sensor can also optionally measure water temperature (depending on the selected version).
The WaterFlowKit is ideal for applications such as monitoring water consumption in a kitchen faucet , shower, or toilet . It's also ideal for use with a heat pump : with G1 pipes (flow and return), you can connect two sensors to measure both the flow and temperature of the pipes. This provides insight into the heat output and consumption of your heating circuit.
Every water flow sensor you order from us comes with a special 1-meter cable with connectors on both ends. Without this cable, it's not possible to connect the sensor to the WaterFlowKit.
Water flow sensors (order separately): Up to two sensors can be connected per kit. You can choose from the following sizes and models:
Please note: the mm measurement is an indication only; this may vary due to the wall thickness of the tube.
Our sensors are available in Brass and Stainless Steel :
• Brass: robust and economical, suitable for most household applications.
• Stainless Steel: Food safe, hygienic and recommended for drinking water or when extra durability is required.
A common application is measuring the flow and temperature in a heating circuit (for example, with a heat pump or underfloor heating). Our DN15 and DN20 sensors reliably measure between 1–25 L/min (DN15) and 1–30 L/min (DN20). This is sufficiently accurate for most heating circuits, even at lower flow rates. By placing two sensors on the supply and return, you can visualize both the flow and the temperature difference. This allows you to calculate the power output (heat output) and the daily consumption of the circuit.
Choose the sensor based on the diameter of your pipe (G size / DN size / mm indication) and whether you also want to measure temperature. For example, with a standard 15mm pipe, use the G1/2" (DN15) sensor, and if you also want to measure temperature, choose the YF-B7 model.
More technical details can be found in our manual:
WaterFlowKit Technical Specifications
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Write a reviewThe WaterFlowKit is designed for easy installation. You can attach it to the water line of your choice, such as the kitchen or bathroom faucet. Attach the provided flow sensors to the pipeline and connect the kit to your Home Assistant system.
Yes, you have the flexibility to connect up to two flow sensors to the WaterFlowKit. This allows you to track water consumption at different locations in your home.
Besides the WaterFlowKit, you need a functioning Home Assistant system as well as a WiFi connection.
The WaterFlowKit not only measures water consumption in liters per minute but can also measure the waters temperature as it flows through the sensors. It also measures the temperature and humidity of the room where the kit is located.
Yes, with the WaterFlowKit you can set up notifications in Home Assistant based on custom water consumption thresholds, allowing you, for example, to receive alerts when unusually large amounts of water are consumed.
Yes, you can view and analyze historical data of your water consumption over days, weeks, months, and years in Home Assistant, providing insight into your water consumption patterns.
Yes, the WaterFlowKit is suitable for both cold and hot water lines and can measure the water temperature as it flows through the sensors.
The WaterFlowKit is designed for indoor use and is not recommended for outdoor use where it could be exposed to extreme weather conditions.