Acronyms & Terms Glossary

Alarm Flood

A condition during which the alarm rate is greater than the operator can effectively manage. An alarm flood is normally defined to begin when the alarm rate exceeds ten (10) alarms in a ten-minute period and ends when it returns as a reduced alarm rate.

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