Set alert thresholds so a sensor warns you first
Connecting a sensor logs readings on their own. Setting thresholds is what turns those readings into a warning: give each value a safe range once, and the moment a reading falls outside it, Provamar raises an action for you, no watching a dashboard.
Set a safe range per reading
- In Sensors, open thresholds and pick the reading (temperature, oxygen, pH…).
- Enter the low and high limits for your species and system.
- Save. From then on, every incoming reading is checked against it.
- A reading outside the range raises an action on your home list automatically.
Why this is the real time-saver
Manual rounds tell you a value was wrong hours after it happened. A threshold flips it around, the system watches every reading and only interrupts you when something needs a decision. That's less checking, not more: you set the range once and get told when it matters. The limits you enter are your operational choice, set them to your own species, stocking and local guidance, and treat the alert as a prompt to look, not a diagnosis.
Set the range once, be told when a reading needs you.
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