2 minAlert rules
Choose which events tell your team, who is told, and whether by email or in the portal.
2 min5 stepsAdmin
Tighten a drive health threshold for one fleet group, within the maker’s limits.
The most specific wins
Alert rules, Drive health. The chain at the top shows how each value is inherited.
Fleet group
Groups are your drive units by model and battery chemistry. Pick one above the table.
Looser is refused
Choose Override on a row. A value looser than the maker’s limit is not saved, and says why.
Save override
Enter a tighter value, choose Save override, then confirm.
Marked as yours
Your override is tagged Overridden, with what it replaced. Reset removes it.
In Alert rules, choose the Drive health tab. Each threshold is inherited: the Sensolytica default, then the battery chemistry, then the drive model, then the maker’s limit. You can tighten any value, never loosen it.
Thresholds are set per fleet group: your drive units by outboard model and battery chemistry. Pick the 77 volt class group, the units on Halyard H10 outboards. The Source column says where each value came from.
Choose Override on Controller temperature, and try an alert over 90 degrees. It is refused, because the maker limits this controller to 80.
Set it tighter instead, at 75 degrees, and choose Save override, then confirm. Drives in this group are checked against it from their next reading.
The row is tagged Overridden, and says what it replaced. Choose Reset at any time to go back to the inherited value.
Sign in with your work email. Your own organisation's records, nodes and units take the place of the Westmouth ones.
2 minChoose which events tell your team, who is told, and whether by email or in the portal.
2 min5 stepsAdmin
2 minCheck a drive’s temperature probes and battery cells against the thresholds that apply to it.
2 min5 stepsAdmin, Operator
2 minReport on one drive, your fleet or a drive shared with you: run time, energy, current, temperatures, cell balance, alerts and data quality.
2 min6 stepsAdmin, Operator
Checked against the portal on 15 October 2026. Westmouth names, vessels, units and figures are illustrative. General guidance on using the portal, not legal, regulatory or financial advice.