kitControl-SetpointOffset
This component provides setpoint control for electrical demand limiting applications. You use it with the ElectricalDemandLimit
and ShedControl components.
SetpointOffset is available in the Energy folder of the kitControl palette
Figure 51. SetpointOffset properties
| Property | Value | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Facets | Config Facets window (defaults to Fahrenheit temperature for units, a single decimal place, negative infinity for minimum and positive infinity for maximum) |
Selects units and configures how the value displays:
min and max refer to minimum and maximum temperatures. |
| Shed Level High Limit | number between 2 and 32 (defaults to 32) based on the facets | Defines the maximum offset. |
| Shed Level Low Limit | number between 1 and 31 (defaults to 1) based on the facets | Defines the level at which the offset begins. |
| Shed Inhibit | true or false (defaults to false)
|
Turns adjustment of the setpoint on and off:
|
| Setpoint In | number of degrees (defaults to zero (0.0)) | Displays the source setpoint value linked in to this component. |
| Htg Offset | number of degrees (defaults to zero (0.0)) | Defines the maximum setpoint (plus or minus) offset if heating is active and in heating mode. |
| Clg Offset | number of degrees (defaults to zero (0.0)) | Defines minimum setpoint (plus or minus) offset if cooling is active and in cooling mode. |
| Mode In | Off (default) and On |
Selects the current need: Off, Heat, Cool. |
| Shed Level | number of degrees (defaults to zero (0)) | Displays the shed level that is in effect. |
| Offset In Effect | true or false (default) and null definition
|
Indicates if the Setpoint Out property value has been adjusted.
When null is checked, the value displayed defaults to the incoming value from the device.If you remove the check mark you
can configure the |
| Setpoint Out | number of degrees (defaults to zero (0)) | Displays the adjusted setpoint if it is active. Otherwise, it pass through the original setpoint. |