Set the rules your building runs by, then leave it.
Manual controls and inconsistent rules cause waste, equipment strain, and unpredictable expense.
A saving that depends on someone remembering is not a saving.
An audit tells you what to change. Without enforcement the setpoint drifts back within a month, the out-of-hours lockout gets overridden, and the measured saving disappears without anyone deciding to give it up.
The rules are the same ones the module enforces
Schedule, setpoint floor, energy target and shed order are properties of the ACMC30 and are decided in a fixed precedence on the device itself.
See how control worksVerification, continuously
Consumption is measured against the audit baseline every day the building runs, not once at handover. Drift shows up as a number weeks before it shows up as a bill — which is the difference between a saving that was achieved and a saving that is still there a year later.
When supply is short, something has to go off first. Set the order and watch the peak fall.
Load Sequencer
Sample facility · commercial branch · 10 loads
Shed order runs bottom-up. Loads you rank highest are held to the last. Criticality is a property of the load, not its position.
The saving is still there a year later
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