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Posted: 2020-07-02 11:46 PM . Last Modified: 2024-04-09 01:06 AM
Hello,
we are taking leak Rope detected errr from our customer's netbotz. We controlled but there is no issue at the DC. What can we do in this situation.
We are taking the same error several times in one day.
Alert Description: | The value of 'Leak-rope' (Leak Detected) indicates that a 'Critical' alert has occurred. |
Alert Type: | Value Error |
Severity: | Critical |
Alert Level: | Second Alert Level |
Sensor: | Leak-rope |
Sensor Value: | Leak Detected |
Access information: | |
Pod: | Sensor Pod |
Time Detected: | 15-02-2016 22:36:27 |
Notification Time: | 15-02-2016 22:56:28 |
Threshold Name: | Default |
Action Name: | Primary E-mail Notification |
Alert ID: | nbErrorCond_16BC28B6 |
Version: | V4_4_0_20140827_1358 |
Graph of 'Leak-rope - Sensor Pod' from 15-02-2016 21:36:27 to 15-02-2016 22:56:28
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(CID:105465672)
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Posted: 2020-07-02 11:46 PM . Last Modified: 2024-04-09 01:06 AM
Hi Barlas,
The leak rope sensor is basically two wires that will report a leak if there is connectivity between the 2 wires. If the leak rope is in a dirty environment, perhaps there is conductivity due to the dirt. Perhaps it is touching metal? Perhaps it is contacting concrete.
Make sure it is not specific to this sensor. If you have another leak rope connected to another NetBotz appliance, switch them out. Does the issue follow the sensor or does the issue stay with the unit? What troubleshooting have you performed?
Steve
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Posted: 2020-07-02 11:46 PM . Last Modified: 2023-10-31 11:20 PM
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