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Frizzlife LP365-P vs Zooz ZAC36 LR Titan Water Valve Actuator
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Key differences between Frizzlife LP365-P and Zooz ZAC36 LR Titan Water Valve Actuator
A summary of selected recorded differences between these water shutoff valves. Check the full specification table below for details and conditions.
- Flow Sensor (leak protection): Frizzlife LP365-P — Yes (Patented ultrasonic flow sensing with no moving parts, over a 0.001 to 18 GPM monitoring range, plus pipeline pressure on this version.); Zooz ZAC36 LR Titan Water Valve Actuator — No.
- Freeze Alerts (leak protection): Frizzlife LP365-P — No (The pressure version replaces the pipeline temperature reading with pressure, so it has no temperature data to warn about freezing.); Zooz ZAC36 LR Titan Water Valve Actuator — Yes (A built-in temperature sensor (-40 to 257 F) can trigger custom alerts and automations when temperatures drop near freezing.).
- Micro Leak Test (leak protection): Frizzlife LP365-P — Yes (Detects flow changes down to 0.01 GPM and has an in-app Leak Test that checks the line while every fixture is off.); Zooz ZAC36 LR Titan Water Valve Actuator — No.
- Wired Leak Sensor (leak protection): Frizzlife LP365-P — No (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.); Zooz ZAC36 LR Titan Water Valve Actuator — Yes (Includes a 4.75 ft wired water probe on a 3.5 mm input, extendable with a headphone-type extension cable. After a leak the valve stays closed until you press the button.).
- Z Wave (connectivity): Frizzlife LP365-P — No; Zooz ZAC36 LR Titan Water Valve Actuator — Z-Wave Hub required (Z-Wave 700 series with Z-Wave Long Range (version 2.0 of the ZAC36), S2 Authenticated security and SmartStart. It controls remotely only through a Z-Wave hub, and the wired leak probe works with no hub at all.).
- Battery Backup (power): Frizzlife LP365-P — Yes (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.); Zooz ZAC36 LR Titan Water Valve Actuator — Sold separately (Zooz sells an optional backup battery pack (smart power bank) that keeps the Titan powered during an outage and shuts the valve off before the battery runs dry.).
- Installation Type (valve): Frizzlife LP365-P — Inline valve; Zooz ZAC36 LR Titan Water Valve Actuator — Retrofit actuator.
- Pipe Sizes (valve): Frizzlife LP365-P — 3/4", 1", 1-1/4" (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").); Zooz ZAC36 LR Titan Water Valve Actuator — 1/2" to 1-1/4" (Quarter-turn ball valves only, not gate valves or 180 degree valves, and not CPVC pipe. It needs 3 in of clearance each side of the valve center, 1.25 in between the handle and the pipe and 1 in between the pipe and the wall.).
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Option 2 · Zooz
Zooz ZAC36 LR Titan Water Valve Actuator
Last updated October 2026
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Connectivity
- Frizzlife LP365-P
- Not recorded
Catalog note
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.
- Zooz ZAC36 LR Titan Water Valve Actuator
- No
- Frizzlife LP365-P
- Not recorded
- Zooz ZAC36 LR Titan Water Valve Actuator
- No
- Frizzlife LP365-P
- No
- Zooz ZAC36 LR Titan Water Valve Actuator
- No
- Frizzlife LP365-P
- No
- Zooz ZAC36 LR Titan Water Valve Actuator
- No
- Frizzlife LP365-P
- No
- Zooz ZAC36 LR Titan Water Valve Actuator
- Z-Wave Hub required
Catalog note
Z-Wave 700 series with Z-Wave Long Range (version 2.0 of the ZAC36), S2 Authenticated security and SmartStart. It controls remotely only through a Z-Wave hub, and the wired leak probe works with no hub at all.
- Frizzlife LP365-P
- No
- Zooz ZAC36 LR Titan Water Valve Actuator
- No
Features
- Frizzlife LP365-P
- Yes
Catalog note
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.
- Zooz ZAC36 LR Titan Water Valve Actuator
- Yes
Catalog note
Closes automatically when a paired Z-Wave leak sensor reports water, through the hub's automations.
Integrations
- Frizzlife LP365-P
- Not recorded
- Zooz ZAC36 LR Titan Water Valve Actuator
- Z-Wave Hub required
Catalog note
Zooz says Alexa speakers have no Z-Wave radio and reach Z-Wave devices through a compatible hub such as SmartThings or Hubitat.
- Frizzlife LP365-P
- Not recorded
- Zooz ZAC36 LR Titan Water Valve Actuator
- No
- Frizzlife LP365-P
- Not recorded
- Zooz ZAC36 LR Titan Water Valve Actuator
- Z-Wave Hub required
Catalog note
Zooz says Google speakers have no Z-Wave radio and reach Z-Wave devices through a compatible hub such as SmartThings or Hubitat.
- Frizzlife LP365-P
- Yes
Catalog note
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.
- Zooz ZAC36 LR Titan Water Valve Actuator
- Yes
Catalog note
The Z-Wave JS device database lists the ZAC36 (Zooz Titan Water Valve Actuator) and Zooz lists Home Assistant among its compatible hubs.
- Frizzlife LP365-P
- Not recorded
- Zooz ZAC36 LR Titan Water Valve Actuator
- No
- Frizzlife LP365-P
- Not recorded
- Zooz ZAC36 LR Titan Water Valve Actuator
- Yes
Catalog note
Zooz lists SmartThings as a compatible hub and publishes an Edge driver for the ZAC36.
Leak Protection
- Frizzlife LP365-P
- Yes
Catalog note
Patented ultrasonic flow sensing with no moving parts, over a 0.001 to 18 GPM monitoring range, plus pipeline pressure on this version.
- Zooz ZAC36 LR Titan Water Valve Actuator
- No
- Frizzlife LP365-P
- No
Catalog note
The pressure version replaces the pipeline temperature reading with pressure, so it has no temperature data to warn about freezing.
- Zooz ZAC36 LR Titan Water Valve Actuator
- Yes
Catalog note
A built-in temperature sensor (-40 to 257 F) can trigger custom alerts and automations when temperatures drop near freezing.
- Frizzlife LP365-P
- Yes
Catalog note
Detects flow changes down to 0.01 GPM and has an in-app Leak Test that checks the line while every fixture is off.
- Zooz ZAC36 LR Titan Water Valve Actuator
- No
- Frizzlife LP365-P
- Yes
Catalog note
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.
- Zooz ZAC36 LR Titan Water Valve Actuator
- Yes
Catalog note
The included wired leak probe closes the valve even if the hub or all wireless communication is down, so it works as a standalone leak stop.
- Frizzlife LP365-P
- No
Catalog note
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.
- Zooz ZAC36 LR Titan Water Valve Actuator
- Yes
Catalog note
Includes a 4.75 ft wired water probe on a 3.5 mm input, extendable with a headphone-type extension cable. After a leak the valve stays closed until you press the button.
Power
- Frizzlife LP365-P
- Yes
Catalog note
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.
- Zooz ZAC36 LR Titan Water Valve Actuator
- Sold separately
Catalog note
Zooz sells an optional backup battery pack (smart power bank) that keeps the Titan powered during an outage and shuts the valve off before the battery runs dry.
- Frizzlife LP365-P
- 6 months
Catalog note
Up to 4 to 6 months of standby on a full charge, depending on usage, network and environment.
- Zooz ZAC36 LR Titan Water Valve Actuator
- Not applicable / unspecified
- Frizzlife LP365-P
- Lithium-ion (rechargeable)
Catalog note
The store lists a lithium-ion battery cell; it is a rechargeable internal pack charged from the power adapter, not user-replaced cells.
- Zooz ZAC36 LR Titan Water Valve Actuator
- Not applicable / unspecified
- Frizzlife LP365-P
- Yes
Catalog note
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.
- Zooz ZAC36 LR Titan Water Valve Actuator
- Yes
Catalog note
Runs on the included 12 V DC, 1 A power supply (ETL certified) with a 9.5 ft cord. If power is lost the actuator stays in its last position.
Valve
- Frizzlife LP365-P
- Inline valve
- Zooz ZAC36 LR Titan Water Valve Actuator
- Retrofit actuator
- Frizzlife LP365-P
- Not applicable / unspecified
- Zooz ZAC36 LR Titan Water Valve Actuator
- 6 N·m
Catalog note
Zooz states 6 N·m, and says it stress-tested the actuator for more than 20,000 actions at 8 N·m of resistance. A normal valve needs about 1.5 to 3.5 N·m.
- Frizzlife LP365-P
- 3/4", 1", 1-1/4"
Catalog note
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").
- Zooz ZAC36 LR Titan Water Valve Actuator
- 1/2" to 1-1/4"
Catalog note
Quarter-turn ball valves only, not gate valves or 180 degree valves, and not CPVC pipe. It needs 3 in of clearance each side of the valve center, 1.25 in between the handle and the pipe and 1 in between the pipe and the wall.
- Frizzlife LP365-P
- Not recorded
- Zooz ZAC36 LR Titan Water Valve Actuator
- Yes
Catalog note
Check-in mode turns the valve about 1/8 of a turn on a schedule you set with the Auto Test parameter (every 30 days, for example) to confirm it still moves.
| Specification | Frizzlife LP365-P | Zooz ZAC36 LR Titan Water Valve Actuator |
|---|---|---|
| Connectivity | ||
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. | No | |
| Not recorded | No | |
| No | No | |
| No | No | |
| No | Z-Wave Hub requiredCatalog noteZ-Wave 700 series with Z-Wave Long Range (version 2.0 of the ZAC36), S2 Authenticated security and SmartStart. It controls remotely only through a Z-Wave hub, and the wired leak probe works with no hub at all. | |
| No | No | |
| Features | ||
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. | YesCatalog noteCloses automatically when a paired Z-Wave leak sensor reports water, through the hub's automations. | |
| Integrations | ||
| Not recorded | Z-Wave Hub requiredCatalog noteZooz says Alexa speakers have no Z-Wave radio and reach Z-Wave devices through a compatible hub such as SmartThings or Hubitat. | |
| Not recorded | No | |
| Not recorded | Z-Wave Hub requiredCatalog noteZooz says Google speakers have no Z-Wave radio and reach Z-Wave devices through a compatible hub such as SmartThings or Hubitat. | |
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. | YesCatalog noteThe Z-Wave JS device database lists the ZAC36 (Zooz Titan Water Valve Actuator) and Zooz lists Home Assistant among its compatible hubs. | |
| Not recorded | No | |
| Not recorded | YesCatalog noteZooz lists SmartThings as a compatible hub and publishes an Edge driver for the ZAC36. | |
| Leak Protection | ||
YesCatalog notePatented ultrasonic flow sensing with no moving parts, over a 0.001 to 18 GPM monitoring range, plus pipeline pressure on this version. | No | |
NoCatalog noteThe pressure version replaces the pipeline temperature reading with pressure, so it has no temperature data to warn about freezing. | YesCatalog noteA built-in temperature sensor (-40 to 257 F) can trigger custom alerts and automations when temperatures drop near freezing. | |
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. | No | |
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. | YesCatalog noteThe included wired leak probe closes the valve even if the hub or all wireless communication is down, so it works as a standalone leak stop. | |
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. | YesCatalog noteIncludes a 4.75 ft wired water probe on a 3.5 mm input, extendable with a headphone-type extension cable. After a leak the valve stays closed until you press the button. | |
| Power | ||
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. | Sold separatelyCatalog noteZooz sells an optional backup battery pack (smart power bank) that keeps the Titan powered during an outage and shuts the valve off before the battery runs dry. | |
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. | Not applicable / unspecified | |
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. | YesCatalog noteRuns on the included 12 V DC, 1 A power supply (ETL certified) with a 9.5 ft cord. If power is lost the actuator stays in its last position. | |
| Valve | ||
| Inline valve | Retrofit actuator | |
| Not applicable / unspecified | 6 N·mCatalog noteZooz states 6 N·m, and says it stress-tested the actuator for more than 20,000 actions at 8 N·m of resistance. A normal valve needs about 1.5 to 3.5 N·m. | |
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"). | 1/2" to 1-1/4"Catalog noteQuarter-turn ball valves only, not gate valves or 180 degree valves, and not CPVC pipe. It needs 3 in of clearance each side of the valve center, 1.25 in between the handle and the pipe and 1 in between the pipe and the wall. | |
| Not recorded | YesCatalog noteCheck-in mode turns the valve about 1/8 of a turn on a schedule you set with the Auto Test parameter (every 30 days, for example) to confirm it still moves. | |
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