The All Units button in the top right of Custodian gives you a complete list of every sensor registered to your account, across all your sites and areas.
Use it to find a specific sensor quickly, check the health of your entire network, or review sensors that may need attention, without opening each site individually.
What the list shows
The count at the top tells you how many units are in the project. Each row then gives:
- Unit Name: the sensor's name, with its model underneath
- Site / Area: where it is installed
- Current Readings: its latest lux, temperature and humidity values
- Connection: Good signal or No signal
- Last seen: how long ago the unit last reported
Inside a row
Click the arrow at the end of a row to expand it. The panel adds:
- Battery and Current Battery: charge left, with ~ Remaining battery and ~ Time to replace estimates beside them
- Measurement interval: how often the sensor reports, for example every 5 min
- Data quality: what share of expected readings arrived
- Added to project: when the unit was registered
Rules applied to a sensor
The right-hand side of that same panel lists every rule governing the sensor:
- Climate Rule: the active climate rules applied to the sensor. Each entry shows how many notification rules it has, or No notification rules if none are set up
- Default Rules: the built-in rules (such as Connection) that always apply, each with its own notification rule count
This is a quick way to check, for a single sensor, which rules are watching it and whether an alert would actually be sent.
Searching and filtering
Use the search bar to find a sensor by name. Filter opens four dropdowns, Sites, Areas, Collections and Sensor type, with Clear filters to put the list back.
The three-dot menu at the end of a row holds See data, which opens that sensor's graph inside its site, and Edit unit. The checkbox at the start of a row selects it, and the box in the header selects the lot.