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Learn how to customize your water valve
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Learn how to customize your water valve
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The graphical representation of the smart water valve’s status. This is where you can see if your water inlet is open or closed.
The drop icon represents the state of the valve.
When the valve is closed, an x appears on the drop to show that access to water is cut off.
Graphical representation of the battery charge level of the smart water valve.
The battery color turns red when the batteries need to be changed.
This is where you can customize and modify the various settings of the smart water valve.
List of devices connected to the smart water valve. Several smart devices can interact with the smart water valve.
When you have multiple smart water valves in one location, it can be convenient to rename them or assign them to a particular room.
This feature can also be very useful if you use voice assistants like Google Assistant or Alexa.
To do this, you need to access the water valve settings by pressing the icon
in the valve screen.
Several other configuration parameters allow you to control the actions that can be physically performed on the water valve, such as closing the valve when no one is present or when the batteries are low.
This setting allows you to adjust the valve’s action when the location changes to “Absent” status.
Default: No action
This setting allows you to adjust the valve action and activate alerts when the batteries reach a power threshold that is too low.
Default: No action
This parameter allows you to adjust the action of the valve when the temperature of a detector falls below 5°C (41°F).
Default: No action
This setting should be adjusted according to the model number on your Sinopé flow sensor (if you have installed one with your valve).
Default: No flow sensor
This setting allows you to adjust the valve action and activate alerts when the flow sensor detects an abnormal flow rate.
This setting allows you to select the duration of abnormal flow tolerated before the alert is triggered. (e.g., filling a swimming pool, watering the lawn)
*Parameters are only available if a flow sensor has been connected to the valve. Otherwise, these parameters will not be displayed in the account.
The “Associated Devices” section provides an overview of devices that can interact with the valve. Furthermore, you can access the settings of these accessories through this section.
Find below the problem you are experiencing to know what to do.
If you still need help , contact Sinopé technical support.