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1 | initial version |
@Uthman, try the following (here, for a zone named "Office"):
ScheduleTypeLimits, Temperature, -60, 200, CONTINUOUS;
ScheduleTypeLimits, Control Type, 0, 4, DISCRETE;
Schedule:Constant,
Office Control Type Schedule,
Control Type, !- Schedule Type Limits
4; !- Dual Setpoint
ZoneControl:Thermostat,
Office Thermostat Control,
Office, !- Zone
Office Control Type Schedule, !- Control Type Schedule
ThermostatSetpoint:DualSetpoint, !- Control Object Type
Tstat; !- Control Name
ThermostatSetpoint:DualSetpoint,
Tstat,
Office Heating Setpoints, !- Heating Setpoint Schedule
Office Cooling Setpoints; !- Cooling Setpoint Schedule
Schedule:Compact,
Office Heating Setpoints, !- Heating Setpoint Schedule
Temperature, !- Schedule Type Limits
Through: 4/30,
For: AllDays,
Until: 24:00, 22.0,
Through: 9/30,
For: AllDays,
Until: 24:00, 16.0,
Through: 12/31,
For: AllDays,
Until: 24:00, 22.0;
Schedule:Compact,
Office Cooling Setpoints, !- Cooling Setpoint Schedule
Temperature, !- Schedule Type Limits
Through: 4/30,
For: AllDays,
Until: 24:00, 30.0,
Through: 9/30,
For: AllDays,
Until: 24:00, 25.0,
Through: 12/31,
For: AllDays,
Until: 24:00, 30.0;
It's pretty basic (e.g. no daily setbacks, no difference between weekdays vs weekends). Adapted from the example provided here (just before "Output"). Hope this is close to what you're after.
2 | No.2 Revision |
@Uthman, try the following (here, for a zone named "Office"):
ScheduleTypeLimits, Temperature, -60, 200, CONTINUOUS;
ScheduleTypeLimits, Control Type, 0, 4, DISCRETE;
Schedule:Constant,
Office Control Type Schedule,
Control Type, !- Schedule Type Limits
4; !- Dual Setpoint
ZoneControl:Thermostat,
Office Thermostat Control,
Office, !- Zone
Office Control Type Schedule, !- Control Type Schedule
ThermostatSetpoint:DualSetpoint, !- Control Object Type
Tstat; !- Control Name
Thermostat
ThermostatSetpoint:DualSetpoint,
Tstat,
Office Heating Setpoints, !- Heating Setpoint Schedule
Office Cooling Setpoints; !- Cooling Setpoint Schedule
Schedule:Compact,
Office Heating Setpoints, !- Heating Setpoint Schedule
Temperature, !- Schedule Type Limits
Through: 4/30,
For: AllDays,
Until: 24:00, 22.0,
Through: 9/30,
For: AllDays,
Until: 24:00, 16.0,
Through: 12/31,
For: AllDays,
Until: 24:00, 22.0;
Schedule:Compact,
Office Cooling Setpoints, !- Cooling Setpoint Schedule
Temperature, !- Schedule Type Limits
Through: 4/30,
For: AllDays,
Until: 24:00, 30.0,
Through: 9/30,
For: AllDays,
Until: 24:00, 25.0,
Through: 12/31,
For: AllDays,
Until: 24:00, 30.0;
It's pretty basic (e.g. no daily setbacks, no difference between weekdays vs weekends). Adapted from the example provided here (just before "Output"). Hope this is close to what you're after.
3 | No.3 Revision |
@Uthman, try the following (here, for a zone named "Office"):
ScheduleTypeLimits, Temperature, -60, 200, CONTINUOUS;
ScheduleTypeLimits, Control Type, 0, 4, DISCRETE;
Schedule:Constant,
Office Control Type Schedule,
Control Type, !- Schedule Type Limits
4; !- Dual Setpoint
ZoneControl:Thermostat,
Office Thermostat Control,
Office, !- Zone
Office Control Type Schedule, !- Control Type Schedule
ThermostatSetpoint:DualSetpoint, !- Control Object Type
Tstat; !- Thermostat
Control Object
ThermostatSetpoint:DualSetpoint,
Tstat,
Office Heating Setpoints, !- Heating Setpoint Schedule
Office Cooling Setpoints; !- Cooling Setpoint Schedule
Schedule:Compact,
Office Heating Setpoints, !- Heating Setpoint Schedule
Temperature, !- Schedule Type Limits
Through: 4/30,
For: AllDays,
Until: 24:00, 22.0,
Through: 9/30,
For: AllDays,
Until: 24:00, 16.0,
Through: 12/31,
For: AllDays,
Until: 24:00, 22.0;
Schedule:Compact,
Office Cooling Setpoints, !- Cooling Setpoint Schedule
Temperature, !- Schedule Type Limits
Through: 4/30,
For: AllDays,
Until: 24:00, 30.0,
Through: 9/30,
For: AllDays,
Until: 24:00, 25.0,
Through: 12/31,
For: AllDays,
Until: 24:00, 30.0;
It's pretty basic (e.g. no daily setbacks, no difference between weekdays vs weekends). Adapted from the example provided here (just before "Output"). Hope this is close to what you're after.