Event Library

Event Library


KODE OS automatically monitors the operation of your equipment and will raise a user’s awareness whenever event threshold conditions are met.


Out of the box, KODE OS supports an event library that can be deployed to monitor HVAC, Fire, Infrastructure, and generator equipment. KODE OS will monitor each piece of equipment for Low/High Limits, Off Setpoints, Offnormal, or Status events.



A generic list of routines is provided below and can be further customized within KODE OS to correspond to particular points and pieces of equipment.


System Admins can view the event library by navigating to the Routines module on the left hand sidebar. To activate routines on your portfolio please see our Event Configuration article.



Class

Type

Name

Description

Infrastructure

Low/High Limit

Booster Pump System Press

Booster Pump System Pressure Limit Event - Pressure is 20 psi below set point

Infrastructure

Low/High Limit

Booster Sys Press

Booster Pump system pressure alarm. Pressure below 175 psi

Infrastructure

Low/High Limit

Booster Suction Press

Booster Pump suction pressure alarm. Pressure below 30 psi

HVAC

Low/High Limit

Temp High Limit

Temperature greater than 85 degrees farenheight (depending on equipment type)

HVAC

Low/High Limit

Temp Low Limit

Temperature less than 55 degrees farenheight (depending on equipment type)

HVAC

Low/High Limit

Air Pressure Event

Air Compressor pressure is out of range (great than 20 psi, less than 8 psi)

HVAC

Low/High Limit

Boiler Loop Temp Event

Boiler Loop Temperature is out of range. (Greater than 195 degF, Less than 70 degF)

HVAC

Low/High Limit

Steam Pressure Event

Steam Pressure is out of range. (Greater than 26 psi, Less than 13 psi)

HVAC

Low/High Limit

Tower Loop Temp Event

Tower Loop Temperature is out of range. (Greater than 100 degF, Less than 50 degF)

HVAC

Low/High Limit

Chiller Loop Temp Event

Chiller Loop Temperature is out of range. (Greater than 60 degF, Less than 38 degF) when Chiller Status is enabled

HVAC

Low/High Limit

CO High Limit

CO High Limit Event - CO Levels are greater than 400 for 5 minutes

HVAC

Low/High Limit

NO2 High Limit

NO2 High Limit Event - NO2 Levels are greater than 2 ppm for 2.5 minutes

HVAC

Low/High Limit

C02 High Limit

C02 greater than setpoint by 200 ppm

HVAC

Off Setpoint

Off Setpoint Event

Off Setpoint Event - Temperature has exceeded a Single Setpoint by +/- 2 degF

HVAC

Off Setpoint

Off Setpoint Event w/ Occ

Off Setpoint Event - Temperature has exceeded a Single Setpoint by +/- 2 degF with Occupancy reference

HVAC

Status

Pump Cmd Failure

Pump Command Failure

HVAC

Status

Fan Cmd Failure

Fan Command Failure

Generator

Low/High Limit

Generator Fuel Level

Generator Fuel Level below 50%

Generator

Offnormal

Generator Event - Not In Auto

Generator Event - Boolean Not In Auto

Fire

Status

Fire - Alarm

Fire Alarm Point where value is Alarm or Active

Fire

Status

Fire - Alarm w/ Bypass

Fire Alarm Point where value equals Alarm or Active and Bypass point is available

Fire

Status

Fire - Bypass

Fire Bypass Point Where Value Equals Bypass

Fire

Status

Fire - Fault

Fire Alarm point where value equals Fault

Fire

Status

Fire - Fault w Bypass

Fire Alarm point where value equals Fault and Bypass point is available


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