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Question: Can we buy 6' or 10' sensor cables?
Document: Once dry, this should last forever. Keep the plug ends toward the front so you can connect the alarm box later. slide the whole liner into place. have your plumber (or wife) install the dishwasher in place, careful not to damage your liner or cables. Once the hookups are done, plug in the detector and lay in on top of one of the washer hoses. Put your kick plate back and you're in business. If you'll buy a lithium battery, it will last 5 years or more.
Does not sense water dripping on sensor, only if a small puddle develops.So, I have to buy a plastic tray if I want to use this in the attic under the HVAC condenser (which may leak and damage lumber +drywall).
Double stick tape is included to mount the alarm unit on a dry wall & there's 6' of leader connection cable (we can mount the alarm close to the basement ceiling & possibly better hear the alarm in our living area.) The 4' of leak detection/water sensor cable connects to the leader cable. C-clips are included to attach the  water sensor cable to the surface/area you want to detect.I can think of several uses for this water sensor.
Because of the generous 6' of leader connection cable, you might be able to position the alarm where you will hear it. In our case, it will be near our basement ceiling so we can hear the alarm upstairs.
Moral of the story:  If you buy ANY Honeywell product, be sure to file your receipt in a safe place.
They honeywell water defuse sensing alarm is quite simple. It's a box the takes one 9v battery, and has a rj11 (think phone) plug on it. You can attach the included cable, or buy a longer extension. The extension can be used with the original cable, or one it's own.
There were a few places where it didn't sit flat, but I'm wondering if it will lose some stiffness with time (you can also use the provided c-clips to help keep it flat).That's it. Overall, simple and easy to setup. If you have to extend the cable at a great distance, you can buy longer ones, so it should work for most situations.
It also comes with the 6 ft. (1.8 m) leader connection that can substantially extend the detection coverage area. In fact, the leak detection cable is expandable p to 240 ft., a sufficient length that can cover a perimeter of any large room. The cables are flexible, but they are not very pliable, i.e. they won't easily conform to a shape that you would like them to be in.
The RWD41 worked as designed and I was able to fix the problem before 100 gallons of fresh water leaked inside the coach.I've since installed additional alarms under the bathroom sink and under the kitchen sink. The extension cables are routed under all the fittings, valves, and filters under the sinks. I highly recommend this item to give you an early warning of a potential problem.
I have mine hidden behind an ice machine in a cabinet and if the machine is running and I'm a few rooms away, I can't hear it. If it was in a basement, you may not hear it. Might be able to work around this by using extension cables to get the box closer to you. I'm going to look into that for my needs.2) The cable that comes with it is a bit rigid and comes coiled.
Answer: yes