The phrase "alarm point" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to safety, security, or monitoring systems where a specific threshold triggers an alert or response.
Example: "The alarm point for the temperature sensor is set at 75 degrees Fahrenheit to prevent overheating."
Alternatives: "alert threshold" or "warning level".
The system may incorporate thousands of alarm points and hundreds of badge readers, which will affect all employees in the facility on a daily basis.
The key utility of this technique lays in its capacity to identify the exact node where anomalies occur, and to fire a focused alarm pointing to erroneous data.
To assure minimal disruption, a database containing all the alarm points, badge readers, approved access levels, and badges must be accurate, well-maintained, and protected from corruption.
It will not...A 21st-century Keynes would have recognized this and sounded the alarm, pointing out that policymakers from a fiscal perspective are pointing us towards recession and the destructive 1930s".
Opening of the hot cell doors should be interlocked with the radiation monitor and cyclotron targets, so that the doors cannot open if radiation levels are higher than the alarm set point, and cyclotron target unloading while the hot cell doors are open is avoided.
They are added to the existing alarm trip points, which are usually kept originally designed.
The workers will immediately leave the permit space when any of the gas monitor alarm set points are reached as defined.
The design enhancement made for the external systems that are integrated with a CAS includes the power supply, criticality evacuation hooter circuit, radiation data acquisition system along with selection of different soft alarm set points, and centralized electronic test facility.
He and fellow Republican senator Ben Sasse say in a letter that they find Robert Lighthizer's criticism of the North American Free Trade Agreement (Nafta) "alarming" and point out that the US should have an envoy "who will renegotiate Nafta in order to build on its successes, not as a pretext for unraveling it".
The World Development Movement, which led the legal challenge against aid for the Pergau dam, sounded the alarm and pointed to the legacy of Pergau after the former development secretary Andrew Mitchell reportedly linked aid to India with ambitions to sell Typhoon fighter jets last year.
