
Option 1 · Moes
MOES WiFi Smart Water/Gas Valve Controller
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Option 1 · Moes
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Option 2 · Zooz
Last updated October 2026
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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.
Schedules and timers in the Smart Life app, plus scene linkage that closes the valve when a Tuya water leak sensor detects water.
Closes automatically when a paired Z-Wave leak sensor reports water, through the hub's automations.
MOES states the controller works with Amazon Alexa through the Smart Life app.
Zooz says Alexa speakers have no Z-Wave radio and reach Z-Wave devices through a compatible hub such as SmartThings or Hubitat.
MOES states the controller works with Google Assistant and Google Home voice control.
Zooz says Google speakers have no Z-Wave radio and reach Z-Wave devices through a compatible hub such as SmartThings or Hubitat.
Works through Home Assistant's official Tuya integration, which exposes the devices of a Tuya / Smart Life account; MOES's other Tuya water valves in the catalog are YES for the same reason.
The Z-Wave JS device database lists the ZAC36 (Zooz Titan Water Valve Actuator) and Zooz lists Home Assistant among its compatible hubs.
Zooz lists SmartThings as a compatible hub and publishes an Edge driver for the ZAC36.
A built-in temperature sensor (-40 to 257 F) can trigger custom alerts and automations when temperatures drop near freezing.
The valve has no leak detection of its own. It closes when a Tuya leak sensor triggers an app automation, which runs through the Tuya cloud, so it needs the internet.
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.
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.
The package holds only the DC adapter; MOES lists no battery or backup accessory, so a power outage leaves the valve in its last position.
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.
Runs on the included 12 V / 1 A DC adapter.
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.
MOES states a torque of 30-60 kg·cm (about 2.9-5.9 N·m); the maximum is recorded. Opening and closing take 5-10 seconds.
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.
MOES lists 1 inch and 1.25 inch valves, with a lever (spanner) or butterfly handle.
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.
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 | MOES WiFi Smart Water/Gas Valve Controller | Zooz ZAC36 LR Titan Water Valve Actuator |
|---|---|---|
| Connectivity | ||
| Yes | 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 noteSchedules and timers in the Smart Life app, plus scene linkage that closes the valve when a Tuya water leak sensor detects water. | YesCatalog noteCloses automatically when a paired Z-Wave leak sensor reports water, through the hub's automations. | |
| Integrations | ||
YesCatalog noteMOES states the controller works with Amazon Alexa through the Smart Life app. | 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. | |
| No | No | |
YesCatalog noteMOES states the controller works with Google Assistant and Google Home voice control. | 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 noteWorks through Home Assistant's official Tuya integration, which exposes the devices of a Tuya / Smart Life account; MOES's other Tuya water valves in the catalog are YES for the same reason. | YesCatalog noteThe Z-Wave JS device database lists the ZAC36 (Zooz Titan Water Valve Actuator) and Zooz lists Home Assistant among its compatible hubs. | |
| No | No | |
| No | YesCatalog noteZooz lists SmartThings as a compatible hub and publishes an Edge driver for the ZAC36. | |
| Leak Protection | ||
| No | No | |
| No | YesCatalog noteA built-in temperature sensor (-40 to 257 F) can trigger custom alerts and automations when temperatures drop near freezing. | |
| No | No | |
NoCatalog noteThe valve has no leak detection of its own. It closes when a Tuya leak sensor triggers an app automation, which runs through the Tuya cloud, so it needs the internet. | 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. | |
| No | 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 | ||
NoCatalog noteThe package holds only the DC adapter; MOES lists no battery or backup accessory, so a power outage leaves the valve in its last position. | 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. | |
| Not applicable / unspecified | Not applicable / unspecified | |
| Not applicable / unspecified | Not applicable / unspecified | |
YesCatalog noteRuns on the included 12 V / 1 A DC adapter. | 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 | ||
| Retrofit actuator | Retrofit actuator | |
5.9 N·mCatalog noteMOES states a torque of 30-60 kg·cm (about 2.9-5.9 N·m); the maximum is recorded. Opening and closing take 5-10 seconds. | 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. | |
1" to 1-1/4"Catalog noteMOES lists 1 inch and 1.25 inch valves, with a lever (spanner) or butterfly handle. | 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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