Alert Types

lowLeak : Generated when the homeAway mode is set to home and a slow leak is detected as defined in the User's leak settings.
highLeak : Generated when the homeAway mode is set to home and a major leak is detected as defined in the User's leak settings.
awayLeak : Generated when the homeAway mode is set to away and water flows for more than 15 seconds.
ambientTemp : Commonly refered to as Freeze alerts. These are generated when the ambient temperatue false below the set threshold. The default threshold is 40°F and dwell time is 5 minutes.
offline : This is generated when the device has been disconnected for 3 hours.

Leak Alerts

There are several settings for leak alerts. The settings that are `active` depend on whether the Location is currently in Home or Away mode, whether the leak alert mode is set to `manual` or `enhanced` (smart alerts), and whether the learning period is complete. The rules are:

If the Location is in away mode, then awayLeak settings take priority.
If the Location is in home mode, and the leak alert mode is set to manual, then the lowLeak and highLeak settings take priority.
If the Location is in home mode, the leak alert mode is set to enhanced, and the learning period is in progress, then the lowLeak and highLeak settings take priority.
If the Location is in home mode, the leak alert mode is set to enhanced, and the learning period is complete, then the enhanced settings take priority

leak alert settings

A leak alert is generated when the alert is enabled and the flow rate has exceeded the threshold for longer than the dwellTimeSec. A leak alert ends when the flow rate falls below the threshold.

Leak Alert Priority / Escalation

There can only be one active leak alert at a time. Therefore, in manual leak detection mode the lowLeak and highLeak alerts must obey rules of priority and escalation.

Possible cases:

If low leak is active and high leak just started, escalate to high leak.
If low leak is active and high leak just ended, de-escalate to low leak.
If high leak is active an low leak just started, ignore low leak.
If high leak is active and low leak just ended, ignore low leak. (Not possible unless low leak threshold is higher than high leak threshold).
If low leak is inactive and high leak just started, report high leak start.
If low leak is inactive and high leak just ended, report high leak end.
If high leak is inactive and low leak just started, report low leak start.
If high leak is inactive and low leak just ended, report low leak end.

Ambient Temp

These are defined by a threshold and dwellTimeSec.

An ambientTemp alert will generate when the alert is enabled and the value falls below the threshold for the dwellTimeSec.

deviceId string: device identifier
type string: Describes the alert type
active boolean: true if alert is alert is currently active
startTime number: UTC timestamp in seconds of when the sensor reading first exceeded the threshold.
stopTime number: UTC timestamp in seconds of when the sensor reading no longer exceeded the threshold. This is the time when the active field changes to false.
detectedTime number: UTC timestamp in seconds of when the sensor reading remained above or below the threshold for the dwellTime. This is the time when the activeactive field changes to true.
peakValue number: The max or min value (depending on alert type) of the sensor reading between the startTime and stopTime
peakStatus number | null: Is null for leak alerts. For all other alerts it describes the value as being either too_high or too_low for the threshold

{
  "deviceId": "7a0f6726...97f8",
  "type": "ambientTemp",
  "active": true,
  "startTime": 1514373460,
  "detectedTime": 1514373760,
  "stopTime": 0
}