Of course. Here is a conceptual model and implementation for an AHU Fault Condition 1 hook based on the Normal Framework (NF) architecture, designed for reusability across your other fault detection rules.
This approach translates the logic from your Python script into a serverless JavaScript function (a "hook") that runs within the NF environment. It operates on real-time data points, using configurable variables for thresholds, which is ideal for a scalable Fault Detection and Diagnostics (FDD) application.
First, you define the hook's configuration. This JSON file tells the Normal runtime what data to select, how to group it, when to run the code, and what settings (variables) to make available. Each fault condition will have its own definition file.