Posted by Carlo Apas on · 3 min read
The latest deployment went live on 26 June. This release focuses on two things that matter day-to-day for consultants and site teams: compliance-ready vibration alerting and a clearer picture of sensor health across your projects.
Vibration alert limits per BS 7385
Vibration alert thresholds in Sensorbee Cloud now support BS 7385 peak-frequency limits, with separate limit configurations for different building types — so the platform applies the frequency-dependent guide values the standard defines, rather than a single flat PPV trigger.
In practice, this means you can configure alerts that follow the same damage criteria an assessor would apply: lower thresholds at low frequencies where structures are most vulnerable, higher ones as frequency rises. Combined with our , it closes the loop from measurement to standards-based alerting without manual threshold arithmetic.
If you want the background on how PPV measurement and BS 7385-2 damage thresholds work, our covers it in depth.
Online status and last-received timestamp for every sensor
The device page — and the mobile view — now show a live online/offline indicator and the last-received data timestamp for each sensor. Instead of opening graphs to check whether data is flowing, you can see connectivity for a whole installation at a glance.
For anyone running unattended monitors on remote sites, this is the quickest way to confirm everything is reporting before a compliance deadline — or to spot a silent sensor before it becomes a data gap.
