@Edison517 This recent catch with the Power Quality lab –
points to more meaningful and deeper analysis that Sense (@EmoryAtSense2) is likely really looking for. I can see why there might be many reasons to have threshold alerts (I’ve asked for them myself) but like all things Sense the magic happens when the alerting is more sophisticated.
One of the Lab’s side effects is going to be that Sense could get blamed for issues. It is easy to explain what is and isn’t under Sense’s control but some users are going to struggle with where that line is drawn. e.g. I can see why it would be better from Sense’s perspective to create simple threshold alerts than “likely failure of X” alerts but only the later is really meaningful to non-technical users.