Valve Trigger Types

Valve Trigger Types

Valve Trigger Types

Trigger types are selected within valve groups. Based on the trigger type selected, the defined endpoint triggers will close the appropriate valve(s).

  • Trigger Type
    • Single Endpoint in Valve Group (Most Common).
      • A single user defined endpoint in alarm will trigger a valve closure event.
    • Count of Endpoints in Valve Group (Define number of sensors required to trigger closure).
      • User defines the number of endpoints needed to be in alarm to trigger a valve closure event.
    • All Endpoints in Valve Group (Define number of sensors required to trigger closure).
      • All user defined endpoints will need to alarm to trigger a valve closure event.

 

See Also

Valve Groups

 


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