Email Notificaifaction setup

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Good Morning, I am wanting to set up an email notification for my flow sensor. I want to set it up to if the flow drops below a certain g/h it will notify me. Is this possible?
 
also. if you had a email notification in the gcc app. how do you delete it if you don't want it anymore.
 
I found out how to delete. just need help with the setup of flow sensor. I see it listed as an option to get an email but it doest ask about certain levels or anything
 
ok so figured out how to set an alarm. I then went into the email notification and told it to send an alarm email when the flow sensor alarm goes off using the threshold. I sent a test email. problem is my test email sent it to me in l/h but my flow sensor is set to g/h. any fix?
 
I'm not sure it can. I have my routine heartbeat email the comes every 6 hours, but I also have one that triggers an SMS text message for alerts and alarms.

I use the routine to keep tabs on parameters but I know if I receive a text that I need to take action.
 
Open up a ticket this does look like a big and should be sending GPH when it is set.
 
Open up a ticket this does look like a big and should be sending GPH when it is set.
will do. one other question. when setting up an email alert, I see I can choose flow sensor and then below set it to send when it alarams. but I can also set the first box to alarm? what is the difference between the two alarm options. I assume if I choose alar in the top it will send an email for any alarm and if I choose flow and then alarm it will only send alarm on the flow sensor
 

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