Pool sensor VENTUS W050 for W640 and W838 — wireless pool/pond water sensor

The VENTUS W050 pool sensor is a wireless water sensor designed as a replacement or accessory for VENTUS W640 and W838 systems. It functions as a remote sensing unit to detect the presence or level of water in pools and ponds and transmits this information to compatible VENTUS receivers. The compact, weather-resistant design allows installation near pool edges, filtration units, or pond margins to extend the monitoring capabilities of an existing W640 or W838 setup.

Advantages

The VENTUS W050 provides reliable remote detection of water presence without the need for wired connections, simplifying retrofits and upgrades. It is compatible with VENTUS W640 and W838 receivers, enabling seamless integration with established pool automation and monitoring systems. The wireless transmission reduces installation complexity and allows flexible placement where water monitoring is required.

Suitable for

• Monitoring water presence at pool edges
• Detecting water level or overflow in small ponds
• Extending sensing points for W640 and W838 pool monitoring systems
• Remote water detection near filtration or pump equipment

Key specifications

• Wireless communication with compatible VENTUS receivers
• Designed for detection of water presence and level indicators
• Weather-resistant construction suitable for outdoor use
• Compact form factor for flexible mounting near pools and ponds

How to use

Install the VENTUS W050 at the desired monitoring point close to the pool or pond margin, or adjacent to pump and filtration equipment. Pair the sensor with a compatible VENTUS W640 or W838 receiver following the receiver’s pairing procedure. Ensure the sensor is mounted at the correct height to detect water presence or level changes and secure it against direct mechanical damage. Periodically check connection status on the main receiver and replace batteries or service the sensor according to the receiver’s maintenance guidance.

Usage recommendations

Place the sensor where it can reliably contact or detect rising water but avoid locations prone to heavy physical impact. For best long-term performance, mount the sensor out of direct sunlight where possible and check wireless signal strength to the receiver after installation. Follow receiver instructions for pairing and error diagnostics.