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# Alarm delivery

The Boomerang system may deliver information about an alarm event to a user by email, SMS or voice call or a combination of these methods.&#x20;

There is also a dedicated Android app that can be used to observe the system status.

Boomerang can also signal an alarm activating a strobe light or another type of alarming equipment.&#x20;

A module called B3 Web Panel (P/N WPAN-CTRLR) can display the summary of the measuring points' status on a monitor.

The way the alarms are delivered is defined by the system administrator using alarm groups.

### Example of an alarm email <a href="#example-of-alarm-email" id="example-of-alarm-email"></a>

<img src="/files/ljntVgLNiEhcI1Ay3EZu" alt="" width="487">

### Example of an alarm SMS <a href="#example-of-alarm-sms" id="example-of-alarm-sms"></a>

<img src="/files/fKjxNT4QJOMoUGGTnXLB" alt="" width="286">

### B3 Web Panel

<figure><img src="/files/u7RDIfN51bQj0bwJDAf7" alt=""><figcaption><p>B3 Web Panel</p></figcaption></figure>


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