Alert Rule Examples

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Use these examples as starting points. Adjust values to match the building, control strategy, reporting interval, and response process.

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HVAC Overheating

Use this when high room or zone temperatures indicate failed cooling, incorrect scheduling, or ventilation problems.

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Plant Room Temperature

Use a sustained threshold instead of a simple threshold when short spikes are acceptable but continued overheating needs immediate action.

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Heat Meter No Data

Set the timeout longer than the expected reporting interval. If the meter reports every 15 minutes, a 2-hour timeout avoids alerts for brief communication gaps.

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Grid Import Peak

Use this to catch load peaks that may affect operating costs or indicate equipment running outside the expected schedule.

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Home Battery Not Charging

Use this only when the expected operating mode is known. A battery at 0 charging power may be normal outside charging windows.

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EV Charger Load

Use this for chargers where high consumption outside expected hours should be reviewed.

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Function Block Set Example

Use a Function Block Set when the same condition should apply to many rooms or similar controls. The rule matches when any member of the set matches the condition.

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Related Documentation

• Create an Alert Rule - Configure the examples in Exosphere
• Manage Recipient Groups - Create the teams used by the examples
• Alert Reference - Condition, channel, severity, and status details
• Charts - Review source telemetry before choosing limits
• Data Selection - Configure recorded data sources