Here’s the site.Power, pumps and the next check.
One alarm
to check.
Site power is available. The sump monitor reports a high level at the pump station.
Sump level: high
Reported 30 sec ago · Sample alarm
Site drawGenerator running
43kW
Fuel tank62 %
Pump stationCheck alarm
Site demand
13:40 sample43.00 kW8.00 kW
00:0007:0013:40
Site drawPump stationSlide to inspect
Keep the utilities
in view.
Compare power, fuel and pump readings before arranging the next service visit.
- Site drawPower meter · 30 sec ago
- 43 kW
- Fuel tankLevel sensor · 30 sec ago
- 62 %
- GeneratorStatus input · 30 sec ago
- Running
- Sump levelLevel alarm · 30 sec ago
- High
A fuel percentage alone doesn’t tell us how long the generator can run. Tank capacity, usable reserve and fuel consumption matter too.
Control your site.
Connect cameras, switch circuits, and build rules around what happens at your site.
Interactive concept · No equipment connected.Service bay lightsExample relay · Manual control
Connected cameras
Illustrative frameSite network Camera 02Example connection WHENPerson detectedCamera 02 · Gate 2 zone
THEN Gate lights on for 2 minutes Notify me with the event frame Waiting for a person eventConnect a supported site camera and use its detection events as rule inputs.
Simulated event and image. Camera support and event detection depend on the connected equipment.
Local rules
On the site controllerVentilate the shelter
WaitingWHENTemperature ≥ 28°CTHENRequest ventilation Sample temperature: 24°C. The threshold has not been reached.
Protect the reserve
Example ruleWHENBattery < 30%THENShed a non-essential load Essential circuits stay outside this example. The local controller checks equipment limits and switching permissions.
Look after
your batteries.
I’ll tailor maintenance reminders to the battery you actually have.
Let’s check the label.
Find the make, model and battery type. That tells us which maintenance guide applies.
Reminders that fit your equipment.
Use the maker’s schedule, then keep a record of each check.