
Option 1 · EcoNet
EcoNet Bulldog Valve Robot Matter over Wi-Fi EVC400-MW
Last updated October 2026
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Option 1 · EcoNet
Last updated October 2026
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Connects straight to the home 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi network with no hub, and the setup guide asks for a 2.4 GHz network.
Frizzlife sells it as a Wi-Fi device paired through the Frizzlife app (or Smart Life) but does not publish which Wi-Fi band it uses.
Bluetooth is used to commission the valve into a smart home app. The CSA listing for the control module is Matter over Wi-Fi with Bluetooth.
Closes the valve automatically when a paired EcoNet leak sensor reports water, and Matter apps can add their own automations.
Customized protection modes (auto or advanced) and a protection timer that pauses monitoring during scheduled heavy use such as irrigation; Amazon also lists linking with other smart devices.
EcoNet lists Amazon Alexa, with Echo Dot (3rd gen and later), Echo Studio and Echo Show as compatible Matter controllers. Needs a Matter controller (hub or speaker) on the home network.
EcoNet lists Apple Home, with HomePod, HomePod mini and Apple TV as Matter controllers. Apple Home has no water valve device type, so the valve is expected to appear as a switch. Needs a Matter controller (hub or speaker) on the home network.
EcoNet lists Google Home, with Nest Mini, Nest Hub and Nest Wifi Pro as compatible Matter controllers. Needs a Matter controller (hub or speaker) on the home network.
Works through Matter. Home Assistant is a Matter controller, and Matter devices can be added to several controllers at once.
Frizzlife's own app and Smart Life both run on Tuya's cloud, and Home Assistant owners report reading the valve and flow data through it: Amazon reviewers say they integrated it into their Home Assistant setup and plot usage there. No Frizzlife-specific integration is listed.
The EVC400-MW supports Matter over Wi-Fi.
EcoNet Bulldog Valve Robot Matter over Wi-Fi EVC400-MW manufacturer product page →The actuator fits over a compatible existing lever-operated ball valve; valve fit and required controller must be checked.
Document check only; not a hands-on test or verification of every regional or firmware variant.
Matter over Wi-Fi, certified by the CSA in January 2025 (Matter 1.0). The certification lists the control module as a WIFI Relay Controller Board with the On/Off cluster, so a Matter app may show the valve as a switch or plug rather than as a water valve.
Works through Matter. EcoNet lists SmartThings 2018 and 2015 hubs and the Aeotec Smart Home Hub as compatible Matter controllers.
Patented ultrasonic flow sensing with no moving parts, over a 0.001 to 18 GPM monitoring range, plus pipeline pressure on this version.
The pressure version replaces the pipeline temperature reading with pressure, so it has no temperature data to warn about freezing.
Detects flow changes down to 0.01 GPM and has an in-app Leak Test that checks the line while every fixture is off.
Works on its own without a smart home hub or an internet connection, and links up to 20 EcoNet leak sensors directly, so a wet sensor closes the valve with no cloud in between.
The manual says that even when unplugged it keeps monitoring and can shut off the valve automatically on its internal battery, with the app used only for remote control.
Wired leak sensor kits are an optional accessory for spots such as a washing machine or water heater.
The LP365 has no leak sensor input; Frizzlife's wireless leak sensors are sold only with the separate LPG365 kit and are not compatible with the LP365.
EcoNet sells an optional battery backup kit (12 V / 5 V, 3000 mAh) that keeps the system working for up to 24 hours in a power outage.
When unplugged it runs on its internal battery, keeps monitoring water use and can still shut off the valve automatically; the app is only for remote control.
Up to 4 to 6 months of standby on a full charge, depending on usage, network and environment.
The store lists a lithium-ion battery cell; it is a rechargeable internal pack charged from the power adapter, not user-replaced cells.
Powered by a 12 V DC adapter that plugs into the control module. The motor connects to the module with a cable of about 9.8 ft (3 m).
Plugs into an AC outlet through a power adapter with a 6.5 ft cable; the unit must be plugged in to connect to the app.
The kit includes two mounting brackets for ball valves from 3/4" to 1-1/2". Quarter-turn ball valves with a handle only, not gate valves. Alternate mounting kits cover other sizes, from 1/2" to 2".
The LP365-P is sold in a 1" NPT version that includes 3/4" adapters (1" & 3/4") and in a 1-1/4" version (1" & 1-1/4").
| Specification | EcoNet Bulldog Valve Robot Matter over Wi-Fi EVC400-MW | Frizzlife LP365-P |
|---|---|---|
| Connectivity | ||
YesCatalog noteConnects straight to the home 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi network with no hub, and the setup guide asks for a 2.4 GHz network. | Not recordedCatalog noteFrizzlife sells it as a Wi-Fi device paired through the Frizzlife app (or Smart Life) but does not publish which Wi-Fi band it uses. | |
YesCatalog noteBluetooth is used to commission the valve into a smart home app. The CSA listing for the control module is Matter over Wi-Fi with Bluetooth. | Not recorded | |
| Not recorded | No | |
| No | No | |
| No | No | |
| No | No | |
| Features | ||
YesCatalog noteCloses the valve automatically when a paired EcoNet leak sensor reports water, and Matter apps can add their own automations. | YesCatalog noteCustomized protection modes (auto or advanced) and a protection timer that pauses monitoring during scheduled heavy use such as irrigation; Amazon also lists linking with other smart devices. | |
| Integrations | ||
YesCatalog noteEcoNet lists Amazon Alexa, with Echo Dot (3rd gen and later), Echo Studio and Echo Show as compatible Matter controllers. Needs a Matter controller (hub or speaker) on the home network. | Not recorded | |
YesCatalog noteEcoNet lists Apple Home, with HomePod, HomePod mini and Apple TV as Matter controllers. Apple Home has no water valve device type, so the valve is expected to appear as a switch. Needs a Matter controller (hub or speaker) on the home network. | Not recorded | |
YesCatalog noteEcoNet lists Google Home, with Nest Mini, Nest Hub and Nest Wifi Pro as compatible Matter controllers. Needs a Matter controller (hub or speaker) on the home network. | Not recorded | |
YesCatalog noteWorks through Matter. Home Assistant is a Matter controller, and Matter devices can be added to several controllers at once. | YesCatalog noteFrizzlife's own app and Smart Life both run on Tuya's cloud, and Home Assistant owners report reading the valve and flow data through it: Amazon reviewers say they integrated it into their Home Assistant setup and plot usage there. No Frizzlife-specific integration is listed. | |
YesManufacturer sourceThe EVC400-MW supports Matter over Wi-Fi. EcoNet Bulldog Valve Robot Matter over Wi-Fi EVC400-MW manufacturer product page →
The actuator fits over a compatible existing lever-operated ball valve; valve fit and required controller must be checked. Document check only; not a hands-on test or verification of every regional or firmware variant. Catalog noteMatter over Wi-Fi, certified by the CSA in January 2025 (Matter 1.0). The certification lists the control module as a WIFI Relay Controller Board with the On/Off cluster, so a Matter app may show the valve as a switch or plug rather than as a water valve. | Not recorded | |
YesCatalog noteWorks through Matter. EcoNet lists SmartThings 2018 and 2015 hubs and the Aeotec Smart Home Hub as compatible Matter controllers. | Not recorded | |
| Leak Protection | ||
| No | YesCatalog notePatented ultrasonic flow sensing with no moving parts, over a 0.001 to 18 GPM monitoring range, plus pipeline pressure on this version. | |
| Not recorded | NoCatalog noteThe pressure version replaces the pipeline temperature reading with pressure, so it has no temperature data to warn about freezing. | |
| No | YesCatalog noteDetects flow changes down to 0.01 GPM and has an in-app Leak Test that checks the line while every fixture is off. | |
YesCatalog noteWorks on its own without a smart home hub or an internet connection, and links up to 20 EcoNet leak sensors directly, so a wet sensor closes the valve with no cloud in between. | YesCatalog noteThe manual says that even when unplugged it keeps monitoring and can shut off the valve automatically on its internal battery, with the app used only for remote control. | |
Sold separatelyCatalog noteWired leak sensor kits are an optional accessory for spots such as a washing machine or water heater. | NoCatalog noteThe LP365 has no leak sensor input; Frizzlife's wireless leak sensors are sold only with the separate LPG365 kit and are not compatible with the LP365. | |
| Power | ||
Sold separatelyCatalog noteEcoNet sells an optional battery backup kit (12 V / 5 V, 3000 mAh) that keeps the system working for up to 24 hours in a power outage. | YesCatalog noteWhen unplugged it runs on its internal battery, keeps monitoring water use and can still shut off the valve automatically; the app is only for remote control. | |
| Not applicable / unspecified | 6 monthsCatalog noteUp to 4 to 6 months of standby on a full charge, depending on usage, network and environment. | |
| Not applicable / unspecified | Lithium-ion (rechargeable)Catalog noteThe store lists a lithium-ion battery cell; it is a rechargeable internal pack charged from the power adapter, not user-replaced cells. | |
YesCatalog notePowered by a 12 V DC adapter that plugs into the control module. The motor connects to the module with a cable of about 9.8 ft (3 m). | YesCatalog notePlugs into an AC outlet through a power adapter with a 6.5 ft cable; the unit must be plugged in to connect to the app. | |
| Valve | ||
| Retrofit actuator | Inline valve | |
| Not recorded | Not applicable / unspecified | |
3/4" to 1-1/2"Catalog noteThe kit includes two mounting brackets for ball valves from 3/4" to 1-1/2". Quarter-turn ball valves with a handle only, not gate valves. Alternate mounting kits cover other sizes, from 1/2" to 2". | 3/4", 1", 1-1/4"Catalog noteThe LP365-P is sold in a 1" NPT version that includes 3/4" adapters (1" & 3/4") and in a 1-1/4" version (1" & 1-1/4"). | |
| Not recorded | Not recorded | |
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