What type of alarm is activated when the backup producer in a WAGD source system is running?

When the backup producer in a Waste Anesthetic Gas Disposal (WAGD) system is operational, a local alarm is typically activated. This type of alarm serves to notify personnel in the immediate area about the status of the system and the need for attention or monitoring. It is crucial for safety in medical environments where anesthetic gases may pose a risk if not properly managed.

The local alarm is designed to alert staff right at the location of the WAGD system, ensuring prompt response and situational awareness. This immediate alert could be critical in a healthcare setting, allowing for quick action if any issues arise with the gas disposal process.

In contrast, other alarm types such as main, source, or warning alarms might serve different purposes, such as providing broader alerts or notifications that may not be specific to the immediate situation. The local alarm is designed specifically for the context of the backup producer running and focuses on immediate and local conditions.