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# Alarms

The “Alarms” page provides a comprehensive view of the alarm history for all sensors within the selected time period. Alarms are identified when measured values exceed a specific user-set threshold.

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Customizable Alarm Thresholds

Users can customize alarm thresholds to fit their specific infrastructure or monitoring system needs. [Learn how to set up alarms](/untitled/getting-started/how-to-set-up-alarms.md).
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<figure><img src="/files/KwnjLOMlFpo8ji94m5Zx" alt=""><figcaption><p>Alarms</p></figcaption></figure>

## Alarm Severity Levels

Through the Settings page, users can configure three distinct alarm thresholds for each sensor, allowing for different levels of severity:

* <mark style="color:yellow;">**Alert**</mark>**&#x20;- Low Severity**: Indicates events that may require immediate attention but do not pose an immediate threat to safety. For example, it might be triggered by a slight exceedance of a reference parameter.
* <mark style="color:orange;">**Warning**</mark>**&#x20;- Medium Severity**: Indicates an event that requires more significant attention than an Alert but does not yet represent a critical emergency. It could be activated by situations requiring detailed analysis to prevent more severe structural damage.
* <mark style="color:red;">**Critical**</mark>**&#x20;- High Severity**: Represents the most critical level of the scale, reserved for events that pose an immediate threat to safety, structural integrity, or the surrounding environment. It might be triggered in emergency situations or hazardous conditions requiring immediate intervention.

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Alarm thresholds are set by the user, making the severity of an activated alarm subjective and dependent on the user’s customized settings.
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## Alarm Notifications

Whenever a new event is classified as an alarm, the user receives an **immediate notification** detailing its severity and specifics. This facilitates a rapid and effective response.

Notifications are sent to the email accounts specified in the Settings.

## **Alarm list**

The Alarms page features a detailed list of all alarm events recorded by the sensors. Users can view information such as:

* Alarm level
* Date
* Parameter
* Value
* Alarm threshold
* Device name
* Device type

## **Searching through the list**

The alarms page includes various filtering and oprdering options: Users can:

* Search for a specific Device name or EUI
* Order by:
  * Alarm level
  * Chronological
  * Device name
* Filter by:
  * Alarm level
  * Device type

<figure><img src="/files/yW4HkM1fIq0zu4zzmRDc" alt=""><figcaption><p>Filtering options</p></figcaption></figure>


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