Questions and Answers for FLO-n-STOP Total Household Remote Controlled Wireless Water Shut Off System with Up to 16 Different Wireless Signals to Choose

A:  Approximately 60 - 100 feet.

A:  No.

A:  No. When you turn the water off with the old keypad or one of the newer sensors, you have to open faucets and wait for all the water to drain from the lines.

A:  No, this product does not have a pipe drain feature.

A:  Send us your e-mail for the exploded view in a pdf document. You don't need 16 signals for one home installation. Just pick one signal. You could always use the other 15 signals to turn other X10 appliances on and off in your home. The main purpose is so not to turn your neighbor's water on and off and vice versa. The First two On and Off buttons are defaulted to the module for the valve.

A:  8 watts.

A:  See a review I wrote about this on the Home Depot site. Every 30 days, which involves taking the solenoid valve apart and cleaning it. Not user friendly at all.

A:  You can use any one of the 16 frequencies. The defauld A1 will work.

A:  No.

A:  Yes, that is what I did in my house. I just bought the reducer, sweated it in, and everything is fine...

A:  There is no app with this system. The water sensors automatically shut off the water when it detects water.

A:  The receiver and remote look suspiciously like like re-branded X-10 modules. Specifically the HR12A Remote and TM751 Transceiver. The HR12A has a stated range of 100ft, well under your requested 100 yards. However, *IF* they are just re-branded X-10, that works in your favor. There is an entire ecosystem of interchangeable X-10 gear out there, including signal extenders, wired controllers and even PC automation.