HiHi, Hi, Lo, LoLo — with discipline
Limits can be evaluated with deadband and on-delay, and only on good quality, so a noisy tag does not become a noisy shift.
Alarms and monitoring
See a problem early. Tell the right people. Keep a journal.
Secure Sorter evaluates tag limits, keeps an alarm journal, and can shelve a known condition with an audit trail. A notification pipeline — email, webhook or SMS, with escalation — is configured by Electrol for the site. It is an operations tool, not a safety system.
- HiHi to LoLo, with deadband
- Journal of what was raised
- Shelving, audited
- Escalation Electrol configures
See a problem early. Tell the right people. Keep the history.
An alarm system for warehouse operations — not a substitute for a safety-alarm or fire-alarm system.
A record you can stand on later
Raised, acknowledged, shelved and cleared events go to a journal operators and supervisors can work from — and that reports can read back.
Quiet a known condition, on purpose
An authorized user can shelve an alarm for a set time, with an audit entry, and unshelve it. Expired shelves come back on their own. This is an operations tool, not a way to hide a safety condition — and it is not a safety function.
Tell the next person if it is still up
Notifications can move through stages Electrol configures: email (SMTP), webhooks and SMS. Escalation is part of that pipeline. It is only as reliable as the network and the service it is pointed at.
Not a safety-alarm system. These alarms and notifications are for operations and equipment. They do not replace hardwired safety, a safety PLC, or a listed fire or life-safety system. Electrol designs those separately.
Describe how your shift wants to be notified
Electrol configures the pipeline for the site. [email protected]