Control algorithms for shading control
What are the assumptions behind the different Control Strategies - Get heat / Timer / Prevent heat / sun etc. Pls explain so I understand what the simulation does.
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What are the assumptions behind the different Control Strategies - Get heat / Timer / Prevent heat / sun etc. Pls explain so I understand what the simulation does.
Pls. see the following extract from the user manual:
Sun The shading will be drawn when the solar irradiance on the unshaded window exceeds 100 W/m2.
Sun + Timer The shading will be drawn when the solar irradiance on the unshaded window exceeds 100 W/m2 and also between 22 PM and 7 AM.
Sun + Get heat The shading will be drawn when the solar irradiance on the unshaded window exceeds 100 W/m2 during time when people are present in the room. During time of no presence, the shading will be activated when the irradiance is above 100 W/m2 only if the room does not need heating.
Sun + Get heat + Preserve heat The shading will be drawn in the same way as for Sun + Get heat, but also during the night time when there is a heating demand and the room has no presence of people.
Always drawn Shades are permanently in down position
Never drawn Shades are up
Schedule Shades are drawn according to user-specified schedule
Asked: 2015-05-15 15:07:36 +0000
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Last updated: May 15 '15
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