Hello. I’m looking for a flood/leak sensor that is a ‘puck’ style - where I can just drop it behind the washer and not have to screw it to anything. The primary reason is I have 3/4" round molding in many areas (so no 90 degree angles at the baseboard) and a floor I’d rather not put holes in.
It could be PowerG, 319, or wired. I’m good with any. I saw the PGP9986, but I may need more than one, and at that price it has me looking for other alternatives, unfortunately.
What would be perfect is something like the Zooz ZSE42, but with 319 or PowerG; or wired contacts (where I’d connect it to a QS1137-840 that I already have on hand or run a wire to my takeover module.)
Anyone have any ideas, or should I just pony up the cash for the PGP9986? 
Thanks!
The only similar 319.5Mhz versions I can recall were discontinued I believe. There was an RE118 and an Ecolink TX-E611. The Ecolink was listed in the IQ Panel supported sensors list from Qolsys.
The wired sensors that I see are probe style with screw down points, I’m not aware of an inexpensive puck style.
There is a Winland waterbug which supports multiple probes, probes don’t need to be fastened down, and it looks like the waterbug has a form c relay you could use to trigger a compatible sensor like the QS1137.
If you need to cover a couple areas far apart I would recommend the PowerG model.
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I would love something like this but I haven’t seen it. Instead I am leaning towards getting the Kidde puck wifi sensor which can integrate with my Kidde Wifi Voice smoke/co alarms. This way I would get phone notifications and voice alerts inside the house via the smoke alarms.