At what temperature is the over temperature alarm set?

The over temperature alarm is typically set at 90 degrees Fahrenheit. This threshold is established to ensure the safety and optimal performance of the equipment within the water system. If the temperature exceeds this point, it indicates a potential issue that could lead to damage or malfunction. Maintaining operational temperatures below this alarm level helps to protect the integrity of the system and ensures it runs efficiently. The selection of 90 degrees Fahrenheit is a standard practice in many water treatment systems to balance usability with safety considerations, allowing for a practical margin before any adverse effects are likely to occur.