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Dynamic SVG
About Alarm Warning Sign
Alarm Warning Sign is a Dynamic SVG that renders a standardized warning triangle with an exclamation mark, the general warning pictogram used on plant equipment. Its dark steel bezel blends into HMI screens at rest and switches to a bright safety-amber face with a warm halo when an alarm is active, so operators notice it immediately without any text or labels.
Key Features
- Two clear states: a muted steel-grey sign when idle and a high-contrast amber sign when an alarm is active.
- Text-free pictogram: the symbol is recognizable at a glance and requires no language-specific labels.
- Crisp at any size: pure vector geometry with depth from gradients, a top sheen and a soft drop shadow that scale cleanly.
- Static and lightweight: no animations or scripts; state changes are instant property switches that keep rendering load minimal.
Customization
All appearance is controlled by five properties, configured in the engineering tool and bound to PLC tags or alarm logic:
- BasicColor: base color for the SVG element.
- FaceColor: fill color of the triangular face.
- SymbolColor: fill color of the exclamation mark.
- SymbolVisible: shows or hides the exclamation mark.
- GlowVisible: shows or hides the amber halo behind the sign.
Use Cases
Ideal for alarm banners in process overviews, equipment faceplates, control room displays and operator panels where a general alarm must stand out only when it is active.
Compatibility
Works with WinCC Unified and WinCC V8. Import the SVG into your project, bind the five properties to your tags, and place it on any screen.
AI-Generated: This Dynamic SVG was generated with AI assistance. Please test and validate it against your project requirements before deploying in production environments.
⚠️ AI-Generated: This dynamic svg was automatically generated using AI technology. It may contain errors or unexpected behavior. Users are responsible for testing and validating before using in production environments.