Vision Library+ / Gauges and process visualization
Gauges and process visualization
Use these symbols when the display must communicate a current value, operating range, alarm state, asset hierarchy, location, or specialized diagnostic result at a glance.
Overview
Use these symbols when the display must communicate a current value, operating range, alarm state, asset hierarchy, location, or specialized diagnostic result at a glance.
Choose by use case
| What you need | Symbol | Why |
|---|---|---|
| A visible and audible threshold alarm | Alarm Sound+ | Shows alarm state and lets an operator acknowledge the sound. |
| Hierarchical assets sized and colored by values | Asset Treemap | Combines hierarchy, magnitude, state, and drilldown. |
| Dissolved-gas transformer fault visualization | Duval Triangle | Plots the required gas measurements against Duval fault regions. |
| One or more values on a horizontal or vertical range | Linear Gauge+ | Supports markers, bars, ticks, labels, and multi-state ranges. |
| Assets and values at geographic locations | Map+ | Adds markers, clusters, lines, labels, and saved views to a map. |
| A current value on a circular scale | Radial Gauge+ | Shows the pointer, ranges, ticks, labels, and center value together. |
| A compact value with tooltip, copy, and ad-hoc trend actions | Value+ | Extends the standard value presentation without requiring a full chart. |
Selection guidance
- Use a gauge for the current state and a chart when the operator must understand change over time.
- Use consistent colors and limits across displays that represent the same operating states.
