I recently installed the yolink valve/motor/hub system along with 7 yolink water sensors. All components work well, and I have had no problem receiving sensor signals from remote parts of the house. In addition, the hub is 8o ft from the valve, motor and controller which is in an underground valve box 10 ft off the street on my front lot. Valve controller receives signals with no problem and valve operates with no issues either from the box or via app on iphone. I have, as of this point, not set up the 7 sensors to auto the valve when water is present at a sensor. May keep it that way to avoid valve closing on inadvertent water spills. I have system programmed to send iphone email when any sensor notes water. If necessary, I can close valve via the app depending on the circumstances. Programming via app is simple and easy.The installation was straight forward with no problems. My main feed water line is 1-inch sch 40 pvc. The box to contain the yolink controller, valve and motor is as aforementioned approximately 80 ft from yolink hub located in the home. Attached pics show before and after the installation. I used I inch male thread pvc pipe adapters for connection to my 1-inch female threaded valve and then connected pvc main line pipe to the other ends of the two adapters. Must use pvc pipe tape or pipe dope on threads to insure a leak proof seal. I attached the valve controller to the main line pipe with zip ties. I attached it away from the ends of the box and well off the floor of the box. Very small controller box that operates off 4 AA batteries. Easy fit in box.Comparatively speaking, the signals and response time from the hub/system are much better than my hub/Ring system. With Ring, the signal strength is not consistent throughout the house sometimes resulting in streaming errors even after I added their signal boosters. Rings current system technology would never be able to reach anything underground at the distance my yolink hub is from the valve controller. Ring has just expanded its line and Flo by Moen smart water shutoff valve ads say they work with ring. Never work in my application. Ring’s signal is too weak even with signal boosters. As such they were never an option for me. In fact, after researching for a remotely controlled cutoff valve system for outside application, yolink was the only one I felt was competitively priced and would have the signal strength to communicate between the hub and controller in my scenario.Customer Service and support from yolink is great with quick response time to issues or questions. I had several questions relative to the installation prior to purchase of the product and Eric with yolink support answered all questions in a very timely manner, sometimes within an hour. If the equipment holds up, they have the service, support, and technology to become the leader in this market.I will follow up with comments on service of the equipment after some time in use.

Definitely research the different auto water shut off valves systems that is best for your needs. They all work on different principles and have pluses and minuses to each one. This works really well for my needs where I have water sensors at key locations that only look for water leaks at specific places, hot water heater, washing machine, dishwasher, clogged basement drain that could back up, steam shower unit. It is by farthest the simplest least expensive solution for leaks being detected by water bug sensors. I was able to easily install mine but it depends on how your water line comes into your home. I've been in remodel construction for 40 years so I'm not your average "Do It Yourself" installer but have lots of experience. None of the systems are truly really easy to install so use a professional licensed plumber if you are not completely comfortable and competent. Overall I love this system, I've had it for about a year now and test it monthly rotating sensors to be sure it continues to function as designed.

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I use this automation so I can have peace of mind and my water is off when I'm not home I have mine set up to turn on when we wake up turn off when I take my son to school and turn back on when he comes home from school and turn off at bedtime to ensure that we don't have leaks while we're sleeping or away awesome product I have it set up and will be connecting it very soon easy to connect to your water supply I'm using PEX tubing so two PEX clamps and some thread tape and I will be in business with peace of mind. I also love the fact that you can override it so if I do happen to come home or if my son doesn't go to school you can just open your app and override awesome!

Great product and work as expected.

I am using this controller on my outdoor spigot to control the water to my outdoor shower. I was previously using the Bhyve sprinkler controller to turn my outdoor shower on and off, but this required using an app which meant nobody else could use the shower without me. The Yolink valve is essentially the same thing, but I can also pair it with my app and a Yolink fob to turn the water on and off.It was super easy to set up and only required a few extra connectors - 3/4” GHT Female x 3/4” NPT Male and a 3/4" GHT MALE x 3/4" NPT Male - to connect it from spigot to a hose.Super cool product! The only issue I ran into was the app was telling me the valve was open when it was closed. I contacted Yolink support and they immediately helped me out via chat. It was my own error in connecting the battery unit to the head. The wire was reversed. Easy fix.Definitely worth the purchase!

Very happy with the quality. App had some issues but Yolink customer service handled it well. Looks like my phone (old Samsung s22) doesn't handle the app well. On the ipad and my wife's phone no issues. The valve needs some proper batteries (suggest litium batteries) looks like the range of the valve is OK. In my pumproom (concrete, underneath the garage floor) the reception is marginal. Extension wire was required.