Develco FLSZB-110

Water leak detector

A battery-powered Zigbee water leak detector with an 85 dB siren and a built-in temperature sensor, sold as the frient Water Leak Detector. One CR123A cell lasts up to five years at a five-minute reporting interval.

Also sold asfrient Water Leak Detector

Develco FLSZB-110
  • Zigbee

Water leak detector

Compatibility

Compatible with EpiSensor Edge over Zigbee.

Pair it with the Zigbee radio on an EpiSensor Gateway. Edge reads it locally on the Gateway.

Edge reads 6 values from it, listed under Interface.

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Specifications

The FLSZB-110 is a round detector, 60 mm across and 37 mm high, that sits on the floor where water collects. It is sold as the frient Water Leak Detector, and its maker, Develco Products, now trades as Onics. When it detects water, even a few drops, it sounds an 85 dB siren and reports the leak over Zigbee at once. The siren keeps sounding until the water is gone or the battery runs out.12

Power
Battery. One CR123A cell, replaceable and fitted at the factory. Rated for five years reporting every five minutes.1
Leak detection
Detects small amounts of water; reports at once in alarm1
Siren
85 dB at 3 m1
Temperature range
0 to 50 °C1
Temperature accuracy
±0.5 °C typical, ±2 °C maximum; 0.1 °C resolution1
Working humidity
Up to 95 % RH, non-condensing1
Ingress protection
IP201
Wireless
Zigbee 3.0 certified, Home Automation profile, end device1
Radio range
At least 100 m in open field1
Dimensions
Ø 60 × 37 mm1
Weight
61.5 g1
Probe accessory
FLAPR-110, 900 mm cable1
Approvals
CE, FCC, IC, ISED, RED, RoHS1

Where it is used

Interface

Readings and settings, with units and ranges where Develco publishes them.

Download
ReadingUnitRange or valuesAccess
Measurements 2
Water leak - Binary state Read only
Temperature °C - Read only
Diagnostics 4
Battery low - Binary state Read only
Tamper - Binary state Read only
Battery % 0 to 100 % Read only
Voltage mV - Read only

It joins as a Zigbee end device, not a router, so it does not extend the mesh. Place it within range of the Gateway or a mains-powered router.1

The leak alarm is bit 0 of the IAS Zone status. The detector holds the alarm until the Gateway acknowledges it, then sends a cleared status if the water has gone, so the Gateway sees even a brief leak.2

By default, temperature reports at least every 600 seconds and at most every 60 seconds, on a change of 0.1 °C.2

The low-battery flag sets when the cell falls below 2.8 V. The red LED then blinks twice every 60 seconds.2

After 5 missed keep-alives in a row, at worst 1 hour 15 minutes, the detector starts scanning for its network again.2

Setup

  1. Open pairing in Edge

    In Edge, open pairing on the Gateway’s Zigbee network. The Gateway accepts new devices while pairing is open.

  2. Power it up

    Pull out the battery strip. A new detector starts searching for a network straight away, with its LED flashing once a second, and scans all channels for up to 15 minutes.2

  3. Reset one that has been used before

    Press and hold the button. The mode steps every 5 seconds, shown by short LED blinks. Release it at the factory reset mode: the detector clears its old network and starts searching again.2

  4. Confirm the join

    Check that Edge identifies it as Develco FLSZB-110 and shows a temperature. The detector reports its maker as frient A/S or Develco Products A/S, depending on the version.2

  5. Test the alarm

    Put a few drops of water under the detector. The siren sounds and Edge shows a water leak. Dry it and check that the leak state clears.3

Common questions

Is the FLSZB-110 the same as the frient Water Leak Detector?
Yes. FLSZB-110 is the model number of the frient Water Leak Detector. The device reports its maker as frient A/S or Develco Products A/S depending on the version, and Develco Products now trades as Onics.12
Does it need a frient hub to work with Edge?
No. It is Zigbee 3.0 certified and uses the standard Home Automation IAS Zone and temperature clusters, so it joins the Zigbee radio on an EpiSensor Gateway and Edge reads it there.12
How quickly does it report a leak?
At once. It reports immediately in alarm, and otherwise every 5 minutes. The siren sounds at the same time, so the leak is also heard on site.1
How long does the battery last?
The frient datasheet rates the CR123A cell for five years at a five-minute reporting interval. The detector flags low battery below 2.8 V, and Edge also reports the level and voltage.12