Wireless anti-flooding system - alternatives to FIBARO?

Hello all.
I am tentatively looking for a wireless anti-flooding system for my house.
Looking at the market for this type of device, most of these systems can perform other functions besides shutting off the water, e.g. alarm and so-called smart home functions. FIBARO, for example, has something like this.
But maybe someone will suggest how it could be implemented differently, maybe cheaper, maybe better.
The house is already practically finished, so I wouldn't necessarily want to pull the wiring.

Anti-flooding system for the home.....
1. do you have 'Fibaro' or just a desire for a flood sensor.
Cheaper and better.... The sea is wide and deep.

2 Have you thought about a Satel Integra 64/128/256 alarm system, the number of devices available is huge and you can add wireless (ABAX) and wireless sensors,
Not to mention that roller shutters and gates are a small thing in this system, adding ETHM and connecting to the network you have full control over everything from your phone.
Satel Integra is an alarm system, but you can implement most ideas. There have already been keypads (such a tablet even with a size of 7") for several years. Configuration for an experienced technician is a piece of cake.

I specified Fibaro in order to define fairly quickly what I had in mind.
Of course I am also considering Satel's Integra 64, however I don't know what the differences are between the different boards (Integra 32,64,128) and what would need to go into the kit.

They differ in the number of inputs, outputs, power supplies....
As for Fibaro - it will not replace the alarm system, besides the required purchase of Home enter, I am leaving aside the price issue of Flood detectors, relay switches etc.

Integra 14/32/64/128/256
As a colleague mentioned the number of inputs and outputs
In a control panel, say for a house, it's a minimum of Integra 32 (on board 8 inputs and expand with another 8 inputs/outputs with expanders (for clarity there are input and output expanders).

So you need say 12 inputs (each motion detector takes one line) to secure your house with motion detectors only, but you have an entry gate with operator and a garage also with operator (for remote controls).
So you need outputs in the control panel to control the entrance gate and the garage door.... and I'll mention that let's say you fancy anti-burglary roller shutters also controlled remotely (button/pilot).
And you can do dependencies e.g. if you arm the alarm all the roller shutters close. You can add sprinklers on the property so that the grass is watered regularly at certain times (or even just when it's hot). The more inputs/outputs you have the more you can come up with different relationships. It's like programming only in a bigger way. Even exterior house lights can be controlled at set times. Power sockets, different switches. I don't think there is a limit to the number of inputs and outputs.

I think the Satel integra 64 or 128 is a bit too much, but it is an investment for years and the possibilities ... are great.
I would like to suggest that there is also Integra 128 WRL, but you should read what and how on the manufacturer's website SATEL
Of course, Integra 32 has 8 inputs/Integra 64 has 16 inputs/Integra 128 has 16 inputs/Integra WRL has 8 inputs (it does not have a dialer which is usually used by a security company to notify about events from the alarm system), but you add further inputs via expanders up to the number of inputs supported by the selected control panel.

There are also wireless cable flood detectors, smoke detectors, external and internal motion detectors, reed switches, breakage detectors, vibration detectors, two-way communication remote controls, etc..... you could go on and on. Why Satel is simple for the user. And the support they have is very good.

Of course there are other companies .... But I won't comment on that.

I see that the more I dig into the subject, the less I know.
So I probably need to think about what I want, what I need for "now" and then I can figure out what elements of the system I will need.
I just don't know what the limitations are.
For example, roller shutters with electric control are planned, but nothing apart from electricity to the switch is routed. There are likely to be wireless components with additional boxes, but my boxes have a standard depth (6 cm, I think) and I don't know if they will fit.
And so with everything.
The cottage is being painted, so running cables is out of the question. All wireless. The only place where I can put some cables if I need to is in the boiler room.

Satel has an ASW-210
It requires phase and zero and the boxes I think may be too small (shallow)

You might find this interesting...
https://www.proxima.pl/download/system-przeciwzalaniowy-proxima-water/
A system used (proven) and quite popular with Proxima's partner in GB.

I've seen this proxima system on the net too, but I don't know who to hit on this topic. Also no prices, no distributors in my area, no opinions on it.

On the Proxima website you have prices, instructions, videos ... You can buy directly from them.
https://www.proxima.pl/kategoria-produktu/zab...dynkow/prox_water/system-antyzalaniowy-sa_ld/
You also have our Proxima specialist on the forum :
https://www.elektroda.pl/rtvforum/uzytkownik2819753.html

In fact there are prices. And I was blind not to see.... Everything was displayed as in 'offer' and you still had to click. And me reading about the product before, I didn't click anymore.
Ok thanks.
I will contact the man. .

Well, good....
Let's assume that the control panel will be INTEGRA 64 and to it an ABAX2 wireless device controller.
How do these devices connect to each other? By cable or already wireless?
What I'm getting at is that since I want to connect most of the devices wirelessly, do I need an Integra 64 or is an Integra 24 sufficient, which is about 2x cheaper than the 64.

Integra 24 does not have 8 inputs, but only 4, and the rest can be extended with expanders.
ABAX2 is a wireless communication with dedicated devices.

Despite the fact that all devices are wireless, they occupy inputs in the control panel virtually, let's say these 20 inputs from Integra 24 where in 64 you can expand to over 50 (physical inputs in the control panel remain, but I once called them and they told me that even the physical ones are not a problem, so in this respect I will not go out of my way because I have not yet had such a number of devices to check it practically). The technical support is very helpful although I have healed them a few times already ... years of practice and experience do their job.
I would also add that there are fewer outputs in the 24 as there are only 2 low current outputs where in the Integra 64 there are 12, while in the Integra 32 there are 6,
Another difference is that the keypad rails are one, but there is only one expander rail in 24 and 32, while in 64 there are two rails. It is a question of how many devices you anticipate to use, not many outputs and inputs can be used virtually, such as a logical sum, etc... It's like a smart home. (e.g. when you activate the alarm, the roller blinds close and the electricity is switched off, at night the lights around the house come on at certain times.... night would be too late to exhaust the subject.
Regards