| Check your dashboard report
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| Thanks to your device's sensors, you can get a 30-day overview of your home's temperature and humidity at any time via your Honeywell Home app. It's also an easy way to see if your device needs new batteries.
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| Your app can alert you about multiple issues, including leaks, if temperatures are too high or too low, and humidity is out of range. It can also let you know if your device is offline due to a Wi-Fi failure.
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| After an alert |
| After a water leak, simply wipe the detector and sensors dry, replace any batteries as needed, and put back into place.
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| Reset your device
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| You may need to reconnect to Wi-Fi and restart Bluetooth pairing. Locate the reset hole, just above the battery compartment, insert one end of a paperclip, and hold for 5 seconds. The LED will blink blue when you are back online. |
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| Moving and renaming your device
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| Keep track of your devices by giving each location a unique name in your app. You can rename or relocate any device at any time. |
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| Open the side menu in your Honeywell Home app |
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| Select the leak detector you want to rename, enter in the new name, and press the Back arrow |
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| Simply install, connect, and enjoy peace of mind knowing your W1 Wi-Fi Water Leak and Freeze Detector is maintenance-free. Your app will even send you push notifications when batteries drop below 25%. |
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