Alarms

In Energy Hub, you can see alarms, acknowledge alarms, and receive alarm notifications. There are three types of alarms, software-based alarms, gateway-based alarms, and device-based alarms.

Software-based alarms
Gateway-based alarms
Device-based alarms

Software-based alarms

Software-based alarms are generated by Energy Hub based on measurement data from the monitoring devices in your facility. Your feature plan subscription and the availability of the required measurements determine the types of software alarms that can be configured for your organization.

IMPORTANT:
  • You can only set up a software-based alarm if Energy Hub received relevant data for that alarm type from the equipment or device in the last seven days.
  • The data for this functionality is not real-time. Energy Hub uses the latest logged data from the equipment or monitoring device. Updates occur every 10 minutes.

Software alarms to feature plan mapping:

Alarm Category Priority No subscription Energy Hub Advanced Energy Hub +Advanced
Gateway communication loss
(generated by Energy Hub
General High
Temperature (ambient, over/under) Asset monitoring (User defined) -
Temperature (equipment, over/under) Asset monitoring (User defined) - -
Door status Asset monitoring (User defined) - -
Energy consumption (electrical, over) Energy management (User defined) -
Water consumption (over) Energy management (User defined) -
Gas consumption (over) Energy management (User defined) -
Peak demand (over) Energy management (User defined) -
Active power (over/under) Power quality (User defined) - -
Current (over/under) Power quality (User defined) - -
Voltage (over/under) Power quality (User defined) -
Power factor (under) Power quality (User defined) -

Software alarm descriptions and details:

Gateway-based alarms

Gateway-based alarms are generated by the communication gateways that are installed in your facility.

Gateway alarms to feature plan mapping:

Alarm Category Priority No subscription Energy Hub Advanced Energy Hub +Advanced
Device communication loss
(generated by Panel Server gateway)
Diagnostics Low

NOTE: Panel Server generates a communication loss alarm when no data is received from a device for nine communication periods. The communication period is configurable in Panel Server and can be set from 15 seconds to 2 minutes. For more information on alarm and data update rates, see Data update intervals.

For gateway alarm descriptions and details, check the documentation for your communication gateways.

Device-based alarms

Device-based alarms are generated by the monitoring devices that are installed in your facility. Your feature plan subscription, the monitoring device types in your facility, and the device configurations determine the types of device alarms that can be configured for your organization.

Device alarms to feature plan and device type mapping:

Alarm Category Priority Device examples No subscription Energy Hub Advanced Energy Hub +Advanced
Arc fault trip (parallel) Asset monitoring High Acti-9 Active - -
Arc fault trip (serial) Asset monitoring High Acti-9 Active - -
Battery disconnected Asset monitoring High Exiway Link - -
Battery low Asset monitoring Medium CL110
PowerTag Ambient
- -
Circuit breaker fault trip Asset monitoring High MicroLogic ComPact NSX
MicroLogic MasterPact MTZ
- -
Circuit breaker open Asset monitoring High MicroLogic ComPact NSX
MicroLogic MasterPact MTZ
Acti-9 Active
- -
Current overload status Asset monitoring High Acti-9 Active - -
Earth leakage protection Asset monitoring High MicroLogic ComPact NSX
MicroLogic MasterPact MTZ
Acti-9 Active
- -
Earth leakage protection trip Asset monitoring High Acti-9 Active - -
Ground fault Asset monitoring High MicroLogic ComPact NSX
MicroLogic MasterPact MTZ
- -
HeatTag (Cable overheating) - Low Asset monitoring Low HeatTag - -
HeatTag (Cable overheating) - Medium Asset monitoring Medium HeatTag - -
HeatTag (Cable overheating) - High Asset monitoring High HeatTag - -
Instantaneous overcurrent trip Asset monitoring High MicroLogic ComPact NSX
MicroLogic MasterPact MTZ
- -
Long time protection trip Asset monitoring High MicroLogic ComPact NSX
MicroLogic MasterPact MTZ
Acti-9 Active
- -
Short time protection trip Asset monitoring High MicroLogic ComPact NSX
MicroLogic MasterPact MTZ
Acti-9 Active
- -
Tripping chain failure trip Asset monitoring High Acti-9 Active - -
80% rated current Power quality Medium PowerTag Energy - -
Overcurrent Power quality High Acti-9 Active - -
Overvoltage Power quality Low Acti-9 Active - -
Overvoltage protection trip Power quality High Acti-9 Active - -
Voltage loss Power quality High PowerTag Energy - -
Automatic tests disabled Diagnostics Medium Exiway Link -
Battery disconnected Diagnostics High Exiway Link -
Device replacement Diagnostics High PowerTag Ambient
HeatTag
Duration test failed Diagnostics High Exiway Link -
Duration test postponed Diagnostics Medium Exiway Link -
Duration test running Diagnostics Low Exiway Link -
Energy reduction maintenance Diagnostics High MicroLogic MasterPact MTZ
Fan replacement Diagnostics High HeatTag
Functional test failed Diagnostics High Exiway Link -
Functional test postponed Diagnostics Medium Exiway Link -
Functional test running Diagnostics Low Exiway Link -
Installation error Diagnostics High Exiway Link -
Internal communication loss Diagnostics High Exiway Link
Light in emergency mode Diagnostics Medium Exiway Link -

For device alarm descriptions and details, check the documentation for your monitoring devices that are providing the alarm functionality.