Let’s check the relay.Power, temperature and connection.
What we last heard
from the site.
The last update was 12 minutes ago. These readings are from that moment. The current condition is unknown.
Waiting for a fresh update
Tundra relay · Sample connection loss
BatteryLast known · 12 min ago
78%
Shelter / last known+14 °C
Backup / last knownStandby
Battery history
Ends 12 min ago13:28 sample78.00 %
00:0007:0013:28
State of chargeSlide to inspect
No readings after 13:28. Current condition unknown.
Check the link
before the numbers.
A missing update alone doesn’t tell us whether the issue is at the gateway, backhaul or power supply.
- Latest site updateData age
- 12 min ago
- BatteryLast known · 12 min ago
- 78 %
- Shelter temperatureLast known · 12 min ago
- +14 °C
- GeneratorLast known · 12 min ago
- Standby
Current site condition: unknown. Follow the site’s communications and power checks before treating these readings as current.
Control your site.
Connect cameras, switch circuits, and build rules around what happens at your site.
Interactive concept · No equipment connected.Shelter lightsCurrent state unknown · Last heard 12 min ago
Connected cameras
Last frame · 12 min agoSite network Camera 02Connection unavailable WHENPerson detectedCamera 02 · Gate 2 zone
THEN Gate lights on for 2 minutes Notify me with the event frame Waiting for camera connectionThe current view is unknown. A lost connection does not count as an empty gate.
Simulated event and image. Camera support and event detection depend on the connected equipment.
Local rules
On the site controllerVentilate the shelter
Needs a readingWHENTemperature ≥ 28°CTHENRequest ventilation Current temperature unknown. The rule needs a fresh reading.
Protect the reserve
Needs a readingWHENBattery < 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.