With Operational Alerts you get notified about your asset’s battery, fuel, DEF tank levels or air temperature, so you won’t have to spend time manually checking each machine.
Configure the severity of your alerts to see critical events in your attention list and on the status of your asset. Even if they are not critical, we will always record any triggered alerts and add them to your asset’s event log.
You can create alerts for four parameters under Machine Insights:
Fuel level (%)
Battery voltage (V)
DEF tank level (%)
Ambient air temperature (℃/°F)
Manage your fleet health and keep everything operational by setting up trigger conditions for these four parameters and get an operational alert:
when equipment needs refuelling or there is potential fuel theft
when there is battery drainage on electrical equipment
to make sure your DEF tank is not running low for optimal engine performance
when the air temperature has changed significantly indicating that there is a potential malfunction or problem
Note: The alerts will auto-resolve when the triggering condition has been remedied. For example, if an alert is set to trigger when the fuel level is below 25% on a machine, the alert will be resolved when the machine is refuelled and fuel level is above 25% again. This means the alert will disappear from the attention list and the machine will no longer be marked as critical.
Set up Operational Alerts in Trackunit Manager
Sign in to Trackunit Manager
Go to the Alerts app
Click Create new alert
Select Operational Alert and click Next
Select if this should trigger a critical alert or a log
Select your desired parameter, for example fuel level, from the Select insight drop down menu
Set the value that defines when the alert is triggered, for example, 20%, and click Next
Select the Entire Fleet, group(s) or Specific Assets you want to monitor and click Next
Select the people to be notified when the alert is triggered (optional) and click Next
Enter the Name of the alert
Review the alert configuration and click Create alert
Note: It requires 3 consecutive readings below the trigger value before the alert triggers. That way you will not get an alert, for example, during a firmware update when Battery Voltage can drop.
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