PhEntity
PhEntity : Entity
Project Haystack entity. This is base class for all entities in the Haystack ontology. It defines every tag as a global slot to ensure consistent usage of terminology.
Unique identifier for entity in its project
Type of this entity
Cooling process using energy from heat source such as hot water
Relating to alternating current (AC) electricity
Working, operative, effective
Equipment to move or control a mechanism
Air Handling Unit
The mixture of gases which surrounds the earth
Cooling by dissipating heat into the surrounding air
Air flows from the referent to this entity
Notification of a condition which requires attention
Measurement of the relative difference in direction between two vectors or phasors
Perceived quantity
Area of a shape or floor space
Aquifer Thermal Energy Storage system
The ATES uses closed piping to transport a water/glycol mixture through the ground
The ATES has one or more pairs of a separate warm and cool well
The ATES is as a doublet, but with specific warm and cool wells linked together
The ATES has only one physical well
Similar to a doublet, but water always flows in the same direction from the extraction to the infiltration well
Attribute is a single datum of static information on an entity
Related to the atmosphere of the earth
Average
ASHRAE building automation and control protocol
Relating atmospheric pressure
Base URI for normalizing relative URIs
Equipment used to store electric energy
Plant or animal material used as fuel to produce electricity or heat
Heating by the combustion of biomass
Removal from container or pipe
Blowdown water flows from the referent to this entity
Short range wireless communication protocol
Equipment to generate hot water or steam for heating
Branch selector used for heat recovery in a VRF system
Pipe used to bypass an equipment
An assembly of one or more insulated conductors
Constant air volume terminal unit
Compression via a continuous flow of fluid through an impeller
Formaldehyde (CH₂O)
Methane (CH₄)
Substance is cooled using cooling process
Conditions a space using a heat exchanger integrated into the ceiling
AHU supplies air to chilled beam terminal units
Cooling using transfer of heat to chilled water
Chilled water flows from the referent to this entity
Equipment to remove heat from a liquid
Pipe used to circulate fluid through an equipment or system
Electrical circuit and its associated components such as breakers
Percentage of sky obscured by clouds
Point is a command, actuator, AO/BO
Carbon monoxide (CO)
Carbon dioxide (CO₂)
Carbon dioxide equivalent
Combustible sedimentary rock
Heating by the combustion of coal
Constrained Application Protocol
Having low degree of heat
Duct carries air for cooling
Device for mechanically increasing the pressure of a gas or refrigerant vapor by reducing its volume
Computed point
Indicates a relationship that is computed from its reciprocal
See Synthetics chapter
General purpose computer
Abundance of substance in the total volume of a mixture
Liquid phase produced by the condensation of steam or other gas
Condensate flows from the referent to this entity
Device or related to process of condensation
Working fluid is kept separate from fluid used for heat transfer into the atmosphere
Removal of heat through the process of water condensation
Uses working fluid itself for evaporation into the atmosphere
Condenser water flows from the referent to this entity
Related to cleaning, heating, cooling, humidifying, dehumidifying, ventilating or circulating air.
Delivers a constant volume of air flow
Microprocessor based device used in a control system
Associated with the control system for an industrial process
Associted with low temperature or cooling processes
Cooling mode or process
Measurement of a chiller ability to remove heat measured
Coil used to cool air
Equipment without heating
Equipment to transfer waste heat into the atmosphere
Device that joins two components together
Computer Room Air Conditioner
Supports current value
Error description when curStatus indicates error condition
Status of point's current value reading
Current value of a point
Movement of fluid or electricity
Digital Addressable Lighting Interface protocol for lighting
Damper equipment or control point
Space used to house computer and networking gear
Time between sunrise and sunset
Relating to direct current (DC) electricity
The range in a process where no changes to output are made
Differential of fluid between entering and leaving sensors
Rate required for a process
Obsoleted
Data related to intended design and operating conditions
Decreases humidity from air using a substance which absorbs moisture
Microprocessor based hardware device
Device which controls a monitors this entity
Dew point temperature at which water vapor will form dew
Liquid fuel specifically designed for use in diesel engines
AHU supplies air directly to the zone
Compass direction measured in degrees
Display name for an entity
Duct for air leaving an equipment
Equipment that releases a specific amount of a substance
Three way valve which inputs one pipe and diverts between two output pipes
Dedicated Outside Air System
For human use
Domestic water flows from the referent to this entity
Two ducts
Conduit used to convey air for HVAC
Config point on a vav for duct area measured in ft² or m²
Number with a unit of time
Cooling using direct expansion of a refrigerant vapor
Heating using direct expansion of a refrigerant vapor
Duct to access fresh outside air only for economizing, not ventilation
Energy reduction mode which augments heating/cooling with outside air
Current control setpoint in effect taking into account other factors
Efficiency point of a chiller measured in "COP" or "kW/ton"
Associated with electricity or with electrical force, power, or energy
Heating by the conversion of electrical energy
Average of L1, L2, L3 measurements
Average of L1-L2, L2-L3, L3-L1 measurements
Quadrant used to describe the flow of AC electric power
Electricity flows from the referent to this entity
Enclosure used to move people between floors
Amount of a substance discharged into the air
Secondary on/off point of an equip especially used with a vfd
Container or housing that surrounds and protects equipment or components
Measure of ability to do work
Pipe conveys fluid into an equipment
Total heat content of a system
Defines an eumeration of string key names
Equipment asset
Reference to equip which contains this entity
Moving staircase used to move people between floors
Mechanism used to convert a refrigerant from its liquid to gaseous state
Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment
Physical type of EvseCable
Duct used to expel air back outside
Supplied out of a system
Taking a substance out of another substance
Point of an ahu indicating air flow is by-passing the heating/cooling coils
Fan equipment or control point
Device with a fan
Fan Coil Unit
Feature namespace of definitions formatted as feature:name
Apparent temperature perceived when considering humidity, wind chill, and heat index
Filename extension such as "csv"
File format type definition
Related to an air or fluid filter
Haystack filter string
Storey of a building
Unitless integer indicating the floor's distance from ground level
Measure of volumetric flow of fluid
System to change direction of substance flow
Duct for exhausting combustion
Measurement through a given surface
A boolean point of an ahu indicating a freezing condition
Occurrences per unit time
File Transfer Protocol
Petroleum based oil burned for energy
Heating by the combustion of fuel oil
Fuel oil flows from the referent to this entity
Ventilation equipment to limit exposure to hazardous fumes
Petroleum derived liquid used as a fuel source
Gasoline flows from the referent to this entity
Free form street address
Geographic city or locality name
Geographic coordinate as C(latitude,longitude)
Geographic country as ISO 3166-1 two letter code
Geographic subdivision of US state
Elevation above sea-level of the location
Geographic place
Geographic postal code
State or province name
Geographic street address and name
Related to the surface of the earth
Haystack HTTP protocol for exchanging tagged data
Pipe used as central connection or manifold for other piping runs
Associated with a heating process
Equipment to transfer heat between two working fluids
Equipment that employs a vapor compression cycle with a reversing valve to provide heating or cooling
Transfer of heat from one substance to another to reduce energy consumption
Boolean point indicating command state of AHU's heat wheel
Heating mode or process
Coil used to heat air
Equipment without cooling
Dimensional height of the asset
Hydrofluorocarbons
Supports historization of data
Last historized timestamped sample
Error description when hisStatus indicates error condition
Indicates the way that history data is collected for a point
Number of historical timestamped samples historized by point
First historized timestamped sample
Status of point's history collection or synchronization
Indicates values which are a continuous stream of totalization
Having high degree of heat
Duct carries air for heating
Heating using energy of hot water
Hot water flows from the referent to this entity
Hypertext Transfer Protocol which is foundation of the web
Adding moisture to air
Percent relative humidity
Heating, ventilation, and air conditioning
Operational mode for HVAC equipment
Water in its solid form
Luminous flux hitting the inside of the sphere at a specific point
Internet Message Access Protocol for retrieving email
Lacking balance
Received into a system
Operates inside the conditioned space
Permeation of a substance into another substance
Duct with air entering an equipment
Entity inputs a substance which flows from another entity
Unitless integer number
Measure of an electromagnetic field
Energy received at a surface by area
Actuator used to isolate an equipment from a pipe or ductwork system
Kind name used to identity a value data type
KNX protocol commonly used for lighting systems
Portable laptop computer
Pipe conveys fluid out of an equipment
Dimensional length of the asset
Range from 0% to 100%
Electromagnetic radiation in the visible spectrum
Systems associated with illumination in the built environment
Chiller point to command or measure the chiller's load as a percentage from "0%" to "100%"
Light fixture using electricity to provide illumination
Energy of light in a given direction
Relating to light as perceived by the eye
Size or extent
Restore something missed or lost
Makeup water flows from the referent to this entity
Company name that produced the asset
Date the asset was produced by the manufacturer
Makeup Air Unit
Maximum
Inclusive maximum for a numeric value
Associated with a machine or its mechanical force, torque, power, or energy
Equipment to meter a substance or phenomenon
Mime type formatted as type/subtype
Minimum
Inclusive minimum for a numeric value
Duct where fresh outside air and return air is mixed together
Three way valve which inputs two pipes and outputs a mixture between the two to a single output pipe
Machine learning point
Training period description, known as the identification period or baseline, utilized during the model training process
List of independent variables, also known as model inputs or features, associated with a machine learning model
See Synthetics chapter
Goodness-of-fit metrics provided in the form of a simple dictionary
Result of model identification, which may appear as a list of model parameters for simpler models or as a reference to a stored model, in the form of a file uri
Dependent variable, also known as the model output or target, associated, with a machine learning model
Machine learning variable representing both model inputs and outputs
Filter used for querying points by tags, providing more flexibility than mlVarPoint, although it is not mandatory
Reference to a point associated with a machine learning variable, known as a machine learning variable point
Reference to a machine learning variable
Relating to mobile phones, hand-held computers, and similar technology
Register based communication protocol used with industrial devices
Manufacturer assigned identifier for a general product line
Manufacturer assigned alphanumeric identifier for a specific product configuration
Indicates equipment or point with variable output from 0% to 100%, as opposed to binary on/off or discrete staged control
Equipment that converts electrical energy into mechanical energy
Conveyor to move people across a horizontal or inclined plane
Message Queuing Telemetry Transport publish/subscribe protocol
AHU discharge air is split into a duct per zone
Nitrous oxide (N₂O)
Not available used to indicate invalid or missing data
Fossil fuel energy source consisting largely of methane and other hydrocarbons
Heating by the combustion of natural gas
Natural gas flows from the referent to this entity
Difference between import and export
Logical communications network between two or more devices
Associates a device which communicates on specific a network
Related to data communication networks
when applied to a point entity that has the elec and current tags, indicates electrical current being measured on an electrical neutral conductor
Duct carries air which by-passes both heating and cooling coils
Nitrogen trifluoride (NF₃)
Ammonia (NH₃)
Nitrogen dioxide (NO₂)
Marks a function or operation as having no side effects
Undocumented and not officially supported
Do not include source code in documentation
Oxygen (O₂) - the common dioxygen allotrope in the air
Ozone (O₃)
XML based Open Building Information eXchange protocol
Occupied mode of a space
Number of occupants in a space
People who use the built environment
Setpoint or sensor indicating occupancy of a space
Expected value type of a collection, reference, or choice
Operation for HTTP API
Apply to str enum tags where the enumeration range is open ended
operates outside the conditioned space
Entity outputs a substance with flows to other entities
Duct to access fresh outside air for both ventilation and economizer
Enclosure for electrical and control equipment
Circuit with multiple paths of flow
Auxiliary heating points associated with a vav
Electric power factor
Displacement power factor, which accounts for the phase angle between voltage and current but excludes effects of nonlinear waveforms ( harmonic distortion)
Distortion power factor, which measures the component of power factor attributable to harmonic distortion in voltage and current waveforms
Power factor according to the IEC convention defines a positive or negative sign based on the direction of active power flow
Power factor according to the IEEE convention defines a positive or negative sign based on whether the load is capacitive or inductive
True power factor, which includes effects of harmonic distortion
Perfluorocarbons
Single-phase measurement of an electric quantity in a multi-phase AC electric power system
Telephone used for voice telecommunication
Conduit used to convey a fluid
Central plant used to generate a substance for a process
Particulate matter 0.1
Particulate matter 10
Particulate matter 2.5
Data point such as a sensor or actuator
See Synthetics chapter
Post Office Protocol version 3 for retrieving email
A gateway or opening used to transfer a substance
Energy consumed per unit time
Converts one electrical waveform to another using power electronic circuitry
Amount of atmospheric water vapor fallen including rain, sleet, snow, and hail
Defines a preferred unit to be used with a quantity
Measure of force applied
VAV damper modulates to control space temp
VAV damper or a control valve that modulates to maintain desired flow setpoint
Primary function of building as US Energy Star key
Pipework which circulates closest to the energy source
Industrial or HVAC process
By-product of natural gas processing and petroleum refining (C₃H₈)
Heating by the combustion of propane
Communication protocol used for devices on a network
Pump equipment or control point
Associated with a cleaning process to remove contaminants
Quantity measured against standard metric
Enclosure or chassis used to mount computer and networking gear
Heats a space using pipes or cables embedded beneath floor
Heats a space using exposed pipes or coils
Data specified by a manufacturer or rating organization
Relating to reactance
Piston compressor driven by a crankshaft
Fluid used in refrigeration and heat exchange
Refrigerant flows from the referent to this entity
Command point for reheating process
Duct returning air back to equipment
Envelope covering the top of a building
Enclosed room of a building
Rotary screw compression
Device used to route data packets
Roof Top Unit
Scalar is an atomic value kind
Pipework which circulates closest to the building or end use
Point is a sensor, input, AI/BI
Manufacturer assigned unique, alphanumeric identifier for a specific asset
Circuit with single path of flow
Hardware or software which provides services for other programs or devices
Ratio of the maximum continuous output capacity at which a machine or system may operate without damage to the machine or system’s nominal output capacity
Sulphur hexafluoride (SF₆)
Simulation point
See Synthetics chapter
See Synthetics chapter
See Synthetics chapter
See Synthetics chapter
One single duct
Single-phase AC electricity
Site is a geographic location of the built environment
Main meter for the associated site
Reference to site which contains the entity
Simple Mail Transfer Protocol for sending email
Simple Network Management Protocol for managing IP devices
Relating to energy from the sun
Substance with definite shape and volume
Sedona Framework UDP based communication protocol
Point is a setpoint, soft point, internal control variable, schedule
Space is a three-dimensional volume in the built environment
Reference to space which contains this entity
Distance per unit time
Split-phase AC electricity
Stage number of staged equipment operation, such as coil or pump
Readiness mode of a space
State of charge (SoC) of an electric battery
Water in its gas form
Heating using energy of steam
Steam flows from the referent to this entity
Submeters measure usage of a sub-system or equipment within a site
Reference to parent meter which is immediately upstream of this meter
Below the surface of the earth
Device for toggling state or routing data
Synthetic point with computed operational data
See Synthetics chapter
See Synthetics chapter
Grouping of related equipment dedicated to a single application
Reference to system
Mobile device with touch screen for user input
Tank used to store a substance for temporary holding
Temperature - measure of hot and cold
Pipework which circulates within the building
Total harmonic distortion
Related to energy of heat
Senses and controls temperature of space in HVAC system
Three-phase AC electricity
Complete or absolute
Three ducts
Total volatile organic compound (TVOC)
Two-phase AC electricity
Timezone identifier from standard timezone database
Unit identifier from standard unit database
Unit Ventilator
Unoccupied mode of a space
Uninterruptible power supply
Data value type
Valve equipment or control point
Delivers a variable volume of air flow
Variable air volume terminal unit
AHU supplies air to VAV terminal units
Speed in a given direction
Duct to access fresh outside air only for ventilation, not economizing
Version string formatted as decimal integers separated by a dot
Variable-frequency drive
Distance at which light can be clearly discerned
Electrical potential difference or electromotive force
Three dimensional space occupied by a substance
Variable refigerant flow
Relatively warm in comparison to another substance, without being actively heated
Water in its liquid form
Cooling using transfer of heat to water which is not explicitly chilled
Associated with atmospheric air or phenomenon
Enumeration of weather conditions
Logical weather station and its measurement points
Reference to weather station for to use this entity
Weight of the asset
A well is a source of groundwater and potentially thermal energy
Wet bulb air temperature
Dimensional width of the asset
Hyperlink to the subject's page on Wikipedia
Flow of air on surface of the Earth
Cabling used to convey electricity or data
Supports writing data
Error description when writeStatus indicates error condition
Current priority level for writeVal as number between 1 and 17
Current status of a writable point output
Current desired value to write to output
Extended string - type name and string value encoding
Original year of construction as four digit year such as 1980
Low power wireless communication protocol for home automation
Related to spaces from a system perspective
Low power wireless communication protocol for home automation
Marker <global>
Cooling process using energy from heat source such as hot water
Marker <global>
Relating to alternating current (AC) electricity
Marker <global>
Working, operative, effective
Marker <global>
Equipment to move or control a mechanism. Actuators may be manually operated or automated via a control system to convert an energy source into mechanical energy. Typically the energy source is electricity, hydraulics, or pneumatics.
Marker <global>
Air Handling Unit: An enclosure with a fan that delivers air to a space via ductwork and performs one or more of the functions of cleaning, heating, cooling, humidifying, dehumidifying, ventilating or circulating the air. See AHUs chapter.
Marker <global>
The mixture of gases which surrounds the earth
Marker <global>
Cooling by dissipating heat into the surrounding air
MultiRef <global>
Air flows from the referent to this entity
Marker <global>
Notification of a condition which requires attention
Marker <global>
Measurement of the relative difference in direction between two vectors or phasors
Marker <global>
Perceived quantity
Number <global, quantity:area>
Area of a shape or floor space
Marker <global>
Aquifer Thermal Energy Storage system. See ATES chapter.
Marker <global>
The ATES uses closed piping to transport a water/glycol mixture through the ground. The system works like a heat exchanger; there is no ground water transported.
Marker <global>
The ATES has one or more pairs of a separate warm and cool well.
Marker <global>
The ATES is as a doublet, but with specific warm and cool wells linked together. These linked wells do not exchange water with other wells.
Marker <global>
The ATES has only one physical well. This well is deep enough to penetrate two layers of groundwater.
Marker <global>
Similar to a doublet, but water always flows in the same direction from the extraction to the infiltration well.
Marker <global>
Attribute is a single datum of static information on an entity. Attributes often represent nameplate data or design/rated data.
Marker <global>
Related to the atmosphere of the earth
Marker <global>
Average; central or typical value; median
Marker <global>
ASHRAE building automation and control protocol
Marker <global>
Relating atmospheric pressure
Uri <global>
Base URI for normalizing relative URIs
Marker <global>
Equipment used to store electric energy
Marker <global>
Plant or animal material used as fuel to produce electricity or heat
Marker <global>
Heating by the combustion of biomass
Marker <global>
Removal from container or pipe
MultiRef <global>
Blowdown water flows from the referent to this entity
Marker <global>
Short range wireless communication protocol
Marker <global>
Equipment to generate hot water or steam for heating
Marker <global>
Branch selector used for heat recovery in a VRF system. These are control devices directing the liquid refrigerant or gas refrigerant to zones requiring cooling or heating. See VRF chapter.
Marker <global>
Pipe used to bypass an equipment
Marker <global>
An assembly of one or more insulated conductors.
Marker <global>
Constant air volume terminal unit. CAV systems use a constant air flow rate with a variable air temperature.
Marker <global>
Compression via a continuous flow of fluid through an impeller
Marker <global>
Formaldehyde (CH₂O)
Marker <global>
Methane (CH₄)
Marker <global>
Substance is cooled using cooling process
Marker <global>
Conditions a space using a heat exchanger integrated into the ceiling
Marker <global>
AHU supplies air to chilled beam terminal units
Marker <global>
Cooling using transfer of heat to chilled water
MultiRef <global>
Chilled water flows from the referent to this entity
Marker <global>
Equipment to remove heat from a liquid. Chillers typically use a vapor compression or an absorption refrigeration cycle.
Marker <global>
Pipe used to circulate fluid through an equipment or system
Marker <global>
Electrical circuit and its associated components such as breakers. See Elec Panels chapter.
Marker <global>
Percentage of sky obscured by clouds. This is also known as cloudiness, or cloud amount.
Marker <global>
Point is a command, actuator, AO/BO. See Points chapter.
Marker <global>
Carbon monoxide (CO)
Marker <global>
Carbon dioxide (CO₂)
Marker <global>
Carbon dioxide equivalent
Marker <global>
Combustible sedimentary rock
Marker <global>
Heating by the combustion of coal
Marker <global>
Constrained Application Protocol
Marker <global>
Having low degree of heat
Marker <global>
Duct carries air for cooling
Marker <global>
Device for mechanically increasing the pressure of a gas or refrigerant vapor by reducing its volume.
Marker <global>
Computed point. See Synthetics chapter.
Marker <global>
Indicates a relationship that is computed from its reciprocal. Computed defs cannot be used as tags themselves.
Marker <global>
See Synthetics chapter.
Marker <global>
General purpose computer.
Marker <global>
Abundance of substance in the total volume of a mixture.
Marker <global>
Liquid phase produced by the condensation of steam or other gas
MultiRef <global>
Condensate flows from the referent to this entity
Marker <global>
Device or related to process of condensation
Marker <global>
Working fluid is kept separate from fluid used for heat transfer into the atmosphere
Marker <global>
Removal of heat through the process of water condensation
Marker <global>
Uses working fluid itself for evaporation into the atmosphere
MultiRef <global>
Condenser water flows from the referent to this entity
Marker <global>
Related to cleaning, heating, cooling, humidifying, dehumidifying, ventilating or circulating air.
Marker <global>
Delivers a constant volume of air flow. Typically this means equipment with a single speed fan.
Marker <global>
Microprocessor based device used in a control system. Controllers interact with the physical world through direct I/O to sensors and actuators or via network protocols.
Marker <global>
Associated with the control system for an industrial process
Marker <global>
Associted with low temperature or cooling processes. When used on a point, this tag is associated with the control of cooling. When paired with a substance, this tag indicates the substance is relatively cool in comparison to another substance, without being actively cooled by e.g. a chiller.
Marker <global>
Cooling mode or process
Number <global>
Measurement of a chiller ability to remove heat measured
Marker <global>
Coil used to cool air.
Marker <global>
Equipment without heating
Marker <global>
Equipment to transfer waste heat into the atmosphere
Marker <global>
Device that joins two components together.
Marker <global>
Computer Room Air Conditioner: An FCU designed to condition a computer room. See AHUs and Data Centers chapters.
Marker <global>
Supports current value
Str <global, transient>
Error description when curStatus indicates error condition
CurStatus <global, transient>
Status of point's current value reading. The curVal is only available when curStatus is "ok" or "stale". However a "stale" value should be used with caution since the local system does not have a fresh value. It is recommended that the curVal tag is removed from a point when the curStatus is not "ok" nor "stale".
Obj <global, transient>
Current value of a point. The current value is only available when the curStatus is "ok" or "stale".
Marker <global>
Movement of fluid or electricity
Marker <global>
Digital Addressable Lighting Interface protocol for lighting
Marker <global>
Damper equipment or control point.
Marker <global>
Space used to house computer and networking gear. See Data Centers chapter.
Marker <global>
Time between sunrise and sunset
Marker <global>
Relating to direct current (DC) electricity
Marker <global>
The range in a process where no changes to output are made. May also indicate the difference between a base setpoint and effective setpoint.
Marker <global>
Differential of fluid between entering and leaving sensors.
Marker <global>
Rate required for a process.
Marker <global>
Obsoleted
Marker <global>
Data related to intended design and operating conditions. This includes sizing and other data specified by design engineers and engineered drawings. Also see rated.
Marker <global>
Decreases humidity from air using a substance which absorbs moisture.
Marker <global>
Microprocessor based hardware device. This is the general term for all computers, mobile phones, controllers, and I/O modules. See Devices chapter.
Ref <of:Device, global>
Device which controls a monitors this entity
Marker <global>
Dew point temperature at which water vapor will form dew
Marker <global>
Liquid fuel specifically designed for use in diesel engines
Marker <global>
AHU supplies air directly to the zone
Marker <global>
Compass direction measured in degrees: North: 0° = 360°, East: 90°, South: 180°, West: 270°
Str <global>
Display name for an entity. See Ontology chapter.
Marker <global>
Duct for air leaving an equipment
Marker <global>
Equipment that releases a specific amount of a substance.
Marker <global>
Three way valve which inputs one pipe and diverts between two output pipes.
Marker <global>
Dedicated Outside Air System: An AHU that brings in 100% outside air and no recirculated air in order to provide ventilation to spaces. See AHUs chapter.
Marker <global>
For human use
MultiRef <global>
Domestic water flows from the referent to this entity
Marker <global>
Two ducts: combination of hotDeck, coldDeck, or neutralDeck
Marker <global>
Conduit used to convey air for HVAC
Marker <global>
Config point on a vav for duct area measured in ft² or m²
Number <global>
Number with a unit of time
Marker <global>
Cooling using direct expansion of a refrigerant vapor. Also see dxHeating and heatPump.
Marker <global>
Heating using direct expansion of a refrigerant vapor. Also see dxCooling and heatPump.
Marker <global>
Duct to access fresh outside air only for economizing, not ventilation
Marker <global>
Energy reduction mode which augments heating/cooling with outside air.
Marker <global>
Current control setpoint in effect taking into account other factors
Marker <global>
Efficiency point of a chiller measured in "COP" or "kW/ton".
Marker <global>
Associated with electricity or with electrical force, power, or energy. This is often opposed to mech mechanical energy.
Marker <global>
Heating by the conversion of electrical energy
Marker <global>
Average of L1, L2, L3 measurements
Marker <global>
Average of L1-L2, L2-L3, L3-L1 measurements
ElecAcQuadrant <global>
Quadrant used to describe the flow of AC electric power
MultiRef <global>
Electricity flows from the referent to this entity
Marker <global>
Enclosure used to move people between floors.
Marker <global>
Amount of a substance discharged into the air
Marker <global>
Secondary on/off point of an equip especially used with a vfd. Enable is used with Bool points where true indicates on and false indicates off. Equip with an enable should always also define a run point which indicates the primary on/off state of the equipment.
Marker <global>
Container or housing that surrounds and protects equipment or components. Enclosures may be cabinets, sealed boxes, weatherproof housings, or other protective structures that provide physical protection, environmental sealing, or safety isolation.
Marker <global>
Measure of ability to do work
Marker <global>
Pipe conveys fluid into an equipment
Marker <global>
Total heat content of a system. It is defined as internal energy of the system plus the product of pressure and volume.
Obj <global>
Defines an eumeration of string key names. The range may also be applied to format a Bool ordered as "false,true". The value of this tag may be formatted in one of five ways:
- dict of dicts keyed by name and Dict values for meta such as
doctag - comma separated names on one line
- names separated by a "\n" newline character
- markdown unordered list formatted as a series of "- name: description\n"
- ref to a Xeto
sys::Enumspec
Enum names should follow valid tag naming rules (start with lowercase ASCII letter and contain only ASCII letters and numbers). However in cases where mapping directly to external enumerations enum names can contain arbitrary characters such as space.
Marker <global>
Equipment asset. See Equips chapter.
Ref <of:Equip, global>
Reference to equip which contains this entity
Marker <global>
Moving staircase used to move people between floors.
Marker <global>
Mechanism used to convert a refrigerant from its liquid to gaseous state.
Marker <global>
Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment. See EVSE chapter.
EvseCableType <global>
Physical type of EvseCable.
Marker <global>
Duct used to expel air back outside
Marker <global>
Supplied out of a system
Marker <global>
Taking a substance out of another substance
Marker <global>
Point of an ahu indicating air flow is by-passing the heating/cooling coils. If a boolean point, then true indicates the unit is in by-pass mode and false indicates by-pass is disabled. If the point is an analog point then 100% indicates full by-pass mode and 0% indicates by-pass is completely disabled.
Marker <global>
Fan equipment or control point
Marker <global>
Device with a fan
Marker <global>
Fan Coil Unit: A unitary, factory-made enclosure with a fan and coil that recirculates air in a space and performs one or more of the functions of cleaning, heating, cooling, humidifying, dehumidifying, or ventilating the air. Unit heaters are examples of FCUs. See AHUs chapter.
Obj <global>
Feature namespace of definitions formatted as feature:name
Marker <global>
Apparent temperature perceived when considering humidity, wind chill, and heat index
Str <global>
Filename extension such as "csv"
Obj <global>
File format type definition
Marker <global>
Related to an air or fluid filter.
Str <global>
Haystack filter string. See Filters
Marker <global>
Storey of a building. See Spaces chapter.
Number <global>
Unitless integer indicating the floor's distance from ground level. The ground floor is always defined as zero. Additional floors above ground are numbered 1, 2, 3, etc. Subterranean floors are numbered -1, -2, -3, etc. This convention is consistent with how most European buildings number floors. In North America its common to label the ground floor as the first floor; however Haystack requires the ground level to be assigned a floorNum of 0.
Marker <global>
Measure of volumetric flow of fluid
Marker <global>
System to change direction of substance flow
Marker <global>
Duct for exhausting combustion
Marker <global>
Measurement through a given surface
Marker <global>
A boolean point of an ahu indicating a freezing condition. This might require a control sequence to protect the equipment. If true then a freeze condition is detected, or false if not.
Marker <global>
Occurrences per unit time
Marker <global>
File Transfer Protocol
Marker <global>
Petroleum based oil burned for energy
Marker <global>
Heating by the combustion of fuel oil
MultiRef <global>
Fuel oil flows from the referent to this entity
Marker <global>
Ventilation equipment to limit exposure to hazardous fumes.
Marker <global>
Petroleum derived liquid used as a fuel source
MultiRef <global>
Gasoline flows from the referent to this entity
Str <global>
Free form street address. Best practice is to follow local norms for a postal address. Typically this string includes the geoStreet, geoCity, geoState (in US), and geoPostalCode:
Examples: "1600 Pennsylvania Avenue NW, Washington, DC 20500"
"10 Downing St, Westminster, London SW1A 2AA, United Kingdom"
"Champ de Mars, 5 Avenue Anatole France, 75007 Paris, France"
Str <global>
Geographic city or locality name
Coord <global>
Geographic coordinate as C(latitude,longitude)
GeoCountry <global>
Geographic country as ISO 3166-1 two letter code
Str <global>
Geographic subdivision of US state
Number <global>
Elevation above sea-level of the location
Marker <global>
Geographic place
Str <global>
Geographic postal code; for US this is a five digit zip code
GeoState <global>
State or province name; for US this is two letter state code. May be used in other countries to model administrative area between the geoCity and geoCountry level.
Str <global>
Geographic street address and name
Marker <global>
Related to the surface of the earth. Used to indicate electrical current being measured on an electrical ground conductor when applied to a point entity that has the elec and current tags.
Marker <global>
Haystack HTTP protocol for exchanging tagged data
Marker <global>
Pipe used as central connection or manifold for other piping runs.
Marker <global>
Associated with a heating process. When used on a point, this tag is associated with the control of heating.
Marker <global>
Equipment to transfer heat between two working fluids.
Marker <global>
Equipment that employs a vapor compression cycle with a reversing valve to provide heating or cooling. For vapor compression heating without a reversing valve, such as for a heat pump water heater, see dxHeating which should be used.
Marker <global>
Transfer of heat from one substance to another to reduce energy consumption.
Marker <global>
Boolean point indicating command state of AHU's heat wheel.
Marker <global>
Heating mode or process
Marker <global>
Coil used to heat air.
Marker <global>
Equipment without cooling
Marker <global>
Dimensional height of the asset
Marker <global>
Hydrofluorocarbons
Marker <global>
Supports historization of data
DateTime <global, transient>
Last historized timestamped sample
Str <global, transient>
Error description when hisStatus indicates error condition
HisMode <global>
Indicates the way that history data is collected for a point.
Number <global, transient>
Number of historical timestamped samples historized by point
DateTime <global, transient>
First historized timestamped sample
HisStatus <global, transient>
Status of point's history collection or synchronization
Marker <global>
Indicates values which are a continuous stream of totalization. History data reads and should be normalized by computing the delta.
Marker <global>
Having high degree of heat
Marker <global>
Duct carries air for heating
Marker <global>
Heating using energy of hot water
MultiRef <global>
Hot water flows from the referent to this entity
Marker <global>
Hypertext Transfer Protocol which is foundation of the web
Marker <global>
Adding moisture to air
Marker <global>
Percent relative humidity; measure of moisture in the air
Marker <global>
Heating, ventilation, and air conditioning
Marker <global>
Operational mode for HVAC equipment
Marker <global>
Water in its solid form
Marker <global>
Luminous flux hitting the inside of the sphere at a specific point.
Also see ies.org
Marker <global>
Internet Message Access Protocol for retrieving email
Marker <global>
Lacking balance
Marker <global>
Received into a system
Marker <global>
Operates inside the conditioned space
Marker <global>
Permeation of a substance into another substance
Marker <global>
Duct with air entering an equipment
Marker <global>
Entity inputs a substance which flows from another entity
Number <global>
Unitless integer number
Marker <global>
Measure of an electromagnetic field
Marker <global>
Energy received at a surface by area
Marker <global>
Actuator used to isolate an equipment from a pipe or ductwork system
Kind <global>
Kind name used to identity a value data type
Marker <global>
KNX protocol commonly used for lighting systems
Marker <global>
Portable laptop computer.
Marker <global>
Pipe conveys fluid out of an equipment
Marker <global>
Dimensional length of the asset
Marker <global>
Range from 0% to 100%. When paired with a fluid this implies a fill level where 0% is empty and 100% is full.
Marker <global>
Electromagnetic radiation in the visible spectrum
Marker <global>
Systems associated with illumination in the built environment
Marker <global>
Chiller point to command or measure the chiller's load as a percentage from "0%" to "100%". When paired with cmd this models the chiller's load limit. When paired with sensor this models the chiller's current load factor.
Marker <global>
Light fixture using electricity to provide illumination
Marker <global>
Energy of light in a given direction.
Also see ies.org
Marker <global>
Relating to light as perceived by the eye
Marker <global>
Size or extent
Marker <global>
Restore something missed or lost
MultiRef <global>
Makeup water flows from the referent to this entity
Marker <global>
Company name that produced the asset.
Marker <global>
Date the asset was produced by the manufacturer.
Marker <global>
Makeup Air Unit: A DOAS that provides make-up air for a separate, dedicated exhaust system. That is, this equip does not contain an exhaust air section. See AHUs chapter.
Marker <global>
Maximum
Number <global>
Inclusive maximum for a numeric value.
Marker <global>
Associated with a machine or its mechanical force, torque, power, or energy. This is often opposed to elec electrical energy.
Marker <global>
Equipment to meter a substance or phenomenon. See Meters chapter.
Str <global>
Mime type formatted as type/subtype
Marker <global>
Minimum
Number <global>
Inclusive minimum for a numeric value.
Marker <global>
Duct where fresh outside air and return air is mixed together
Marker <global>
Three way valve which inputs two pipes and outputs a mixture between the two to a single output pipe.
Marker <global>
Machine learning point. See Synthetics chapter.
Span <global>
Training period description, known as the identification period or baseline, utilized during the model training process.
List <of:_0, global>
List of independent variables, also known as model inputs or features, associated with a machine learning model.
Marker <global>
See Synthetics chapter.
Dict <global>
Goodness-of-fit metrics provided in the form of a simple dictionary. For example: {r2:0.7889, cvrmse:58}.
Dict <global>
Result of model identification, which may appear as a list of model parameters for simpler models or as a reference to a stored model, in the form of a file uri. The structure of the dict is user-specific.
Ref <of:MlVar, global>
Dependent variable, also known as the model output or target, associated, with a machine learning model. Represents the predicted outcome generated by the model.
Marker <global>
Machine learning variable representing both model inputs and outputs.
Str <global>
Filter used for querying points by tags, providing more flexibility than mlVarPoint, although it is not mandatory.
Ref <of:Point, global>
Reference to a point associated with a machine learning variable, known as a machine learning variable point.
Ref <of:MlVar, global>
Reference to a machine learning variable.
Marker <global>
Relating to mobile phones, hand-held computers, and similar technology
Marker <global>
Register based communication protocol used with industrial devices.
Marker <global>
Manufacturer assigned identifier for a general product line. For example, modelSeries is "iPhone 12", but modelNumber is "MGF43LL/A". The modelSeries tends to be a marketing name and not an exact identifier. Always use modelNumber for the actual model identifier.
Marker <global>
Manufacturer assigned alphanumeric identifier for a specific product configuration. For example, modelSeries is "iPhone 12", but modelNumber is "MGF43LL/A".
Marker <global>
Indicates equipment or point with variable output from 0% to 100%, as opposed to binary on/off or discrete staged control.
Marker <global>
Equipment that converts electrical energy into mechanical energy. See Motors chapter.
Marker <global>
Conveyor to move people across a horizontal or inclined plane.
Marker <global>
Message Queuing Telemetry Transport publish/subscribe protocol
Marker <global>
AHU discharge air is split into a duct per zone
Marker <global>
Nitrous oxide (N₂O)
Obj <global>
Not available used to indicate invalid or missing data. See Kinds chapter.
Marker <global>
Fossil fuel energy source consisting largely of methane and other hydrocarbons.
The energy content of natural gas varies by region within a range determined on impurities in the gas. You can find a table of these conversions here
Marker <global>
Heating by the combustion of natural gas
MultiRef <global>
Natural gas flows from the referent to this entity
Marker <global>
Difference between import and export
Marker <global>
Logical communications network between two or more devices. See Devices chapter.
Ref <of:Network, global>
Associates a device which communicates on specific a network.
Marker <global>
Related to data communication networks
Marker <global>
when applied to a point entity that has the elec and current tags, indicates electrical current being measured on an electrical neutral conductor.
Marker <global>
Duct carries air which by-passes both heating and cooling coils
Marker <global>
Nitrogen trifluoride (NF₃)
Marker <global>
Ammonia (NH₃)
Marker <global>
Nitrogen dioxide (NO₂)
Marker <global>
Marks a function or operation as having no side effects. The function may or may not be pure in that calling it multiple times with the same arguments always evaluates to the same result.
Marker <global>
Undocumented and not officially supported
Marker <global>
Do not include source code in documentation
Marker <global>
Oxygen (O₂) - the common dioxygen allotrope in the air
Marker <global>
Ozone (O₃)
Marker <global>
XML based Open Building Information eXchange protocol.
Marker <global>
Occupied mode of a space. See Zones chapter.
Marker <global>
Number of occupants in a space. See Zones chapter.
Marker <global>
People who use the built environment. See Zones chapter.
Marker <global>
Setpoint or sensor indicating occupancy of a space. See Zones chapter.
Symbol <global>
Expected value type of a collection, reference, or choice
Obj <global>
Operation for HTTP API. See Ops chapter.
Marker <global>
Apply to str enum tags where the enumeration range is open ended. User interfaces should support data entry for arbitrary strings, but also provide a dropdown for the predefined enumeration.
Marker <global>
operates outside the conditioned space
Marker <global>
Entity outputs a substance with flows to other entities
Marker <global>
Duct to access fresh outside air for both ventilation and economizer.
Marker <global>
Enclosure for electrical and control equipment. Panels may be used to isolate electrical connections and provide environmental protection.
Marker <global>
Circuit with multiple paths of flow
Marker <global>
Auxiliary heating points associated with a vav
Marker <global>
Electric power factor; which is the ratio of active power to apparent power in an AC electric power system. Measured with values in the range of -1.0 to 1.0 or 0.0 to 1.0 without a unit. When the range of -1.0 to 1.0 is applied, a negative value for power factor indicates the electrical current leads the electrical voltage and a positive value indicates the electrical current lags the electrical voltage.
Marker <global>
Displacement power factor, which accounts for the phase angle between voltage and current but excludes effects of nonlinear waveforms ( harmonic distortion).
Marker <global>
Distortion power factor, which measures the component of power factor attributable to harmonic distortion in voltage and current waveforms.
Marker <global>
Power factor according to the IEC convention defines a positive or negative sign based on the direction of active power flow. Power factor is positive when active power flows into a load. Power factor is negative when active power flows out of a load.
Marker <global>
Power factor according to the IEEE convention defines a positive or negative sign based on whether the load is capacitive or inductive. Power factor is positive when the load is capacitive, or when voltage lags behind current. Power factor is negative when the load is inductive, or when current lags behind voltage.
Marker <global>
True power factor, which includes effects of harmonic distortion. Power factor is assumed to be true power factor when PfScope is not defined. However, it is recommended to specify a scope for power factor to help avoid misinterpretation of data.
Marker <global>
Perfluorocarbons
Phase <global>
Single-phase measurement of an electric quantity in a multi-phase AC electric power system.
Marker <global>
Telephone used for voice telecommunication.
Marker <global>
Conduit used to convey a fluid
Marker <global>
Central plant used to generate a substance for a process. See Plants.
Marker <global>
Particulate matter 0.1; atmospheric pollutant of fine particles with an aerodynamic diameter of 0.1 micrometers or less
Marker <global>
Particulate matter 10; atmospheric pollutant of fine particles with an aerodynamic diameter of 10 micrometers or less
Marker <global>
Particulate matter 2.5; atmospheric pollutant of fine particles with an aerodynamic diameter of 2.5 micrometers or less
Marker <global>
Data point such as a sensor or actuator. See Points chapter.
Ref <of:Point, global>
See Synthetics chapter.
Marker <global>
Post Office Protocol version 3 for retrieving email
Marker <global>
A gateway or opening used to transfer a substance.
Marker <global>
Energy consumed per unit time
Marker <global>
Converts one electrical waveform to another using power electronic circuitry. Involves the use of one or more power modules.
May convert:
Note: An AC/AC power converter performs the same task as a power transformer but using power electronics. Similarly, a DC/DC power converter transforms an input DC voltage to an output DC voltage at another level.
Marker <global>
Amount of atmospheric water vapor fallen including rain, sleet, snow, and hail
List <of:Str, global>
Defines a preferred unit to be used with a quantity
Marker <global>
Measure of force applied
Marker <global>
VAV damper modulates to control space temp; dependent on duct pressure being maintained
Marker <global>
VAV damper or a control valve that modulates to maintain desired flow setpoint; independent of the duct pressure
PrimaryFunction <global>
Primary function of building as US Energy Star key
Marker <global>
Pipework which circulates closest to the energy source. In a central plant, the primary loop indicates the pipes and equipment within the central plant. In context of heat exchangers between the primary and secondary loops, this tag indicates the side closest to the plant.
Marker <global>
Industrial or HVAC process
Marker <global>
By-product of natural gas processing and petroleum refining (C₃H₈)
Marker <global>
Heating by the combustion of propane
Marker <global>
Communication protocol used for devices on a network.
Marker <global>
Pump equipment or control point
Marker <global>
Associated with a cleaning process to remove contaminants. Most commonly it indicates purging water or air by using a filter or by letting out a certain amount of the substance at a high flow rate.
Marker <global>
Quantity measured against standard metric
Marker <global>
Enclosure or chassis used to mount computer and networking gear. Devices are mounted to rails of a standard width, typically 19 or 23 inches. Height is measured in rack units where one 1U is 1.75 inches. A full rack has a height of 42U. See Data Centers chapter.
Marker <global>
Heats a space using pipes or cables embedded beneath floor.
Marker <global>
Heats a space using exposed pipes or coils. Hot water and steam radiators are often cast iron and installed directly in the space or along the baseboard. Electric radiators are typically installed on the baseboard.
Marker <global>
Data specified by a manufacturer or rating organization. Typically this information is from the equipment data plate or cut sheet. Also see design.
Marker <global>
Relating to reactance
Marker <global>
Piston compressor driven by a crankshaft
Marker <global>
Fluid used in refrigeration and heat exchange. Refrigerants typically alternate between liquid and gas state.
MultiRef <global>
Refrigerant flows from the referent to this entity
Marker <global>
Command point for reheating process
Marker <global>
Duct returning air back to equipment
Marker <global>
Envelope covering the top of a building
Marker <global>
Enclosed room of a building
Marker <global>
Rotary screw compression
Marker <global>
Device used to route data packets
Marker <global>
Roof Top Unit: A unitary AHU that is weatherized for outdoor use. See AHUs chapter.
Marker <global>
Primary on/off point of an equip especially used with a vfd. Run is used with Bool points where true indicates on and false indicates off. When paired with cmd this is the commanded state of the equipment. When paired with sensor this is the actual status of the equip. If the equipment also defines an enable point then both must be commanded on in order to run the equipment.
Obj <global>
Scalar is an atomic value kind
Marker <global>
Pipework which circulates closest to the building or end use. In a central plant, the secondary loop indicates the pipes and equipment between the central plant and the building. In context of heat exchangers between the primary and secondary loops, this tag indicates the side closest to the building.
Marker <global>
Point is a sensor, input, AI/BI. See Points chapter.
Marker <global>
Manufacturer assigned unique, alphanumeric identifier for a specific asset.
Marker <global>
Circuit with single path of flow
Marker <global>
Hardware or software which provides services for other programs or devices.
Marker <global>
Ratio of the maximum continuous output capacity at which a machine or system may operate without damage to the machine or system’s nominal output capacity.
Marker <global>
Sulphur hexafluoride (SF₆)
Marker <global>
Simulation point. See Synthetics chapter.
Marker <global>
See Synthetics chapter.
Marker <global>
See Synthetics chapter.
Marker <global>
See Synthetics chapter.
Marker <global>
See Synthetics chapter.
Marker <global>
One single duct
Marker <global>
Single-phase AC electricity. Power is provided by a single AC voltage source with a 2-wire connection.
Marker <global>
Site is a geographic location of the built environment. Typically site maps to one building with its own unique street address. See Sites chapter.
Marker <global>
Main meter for the associated site
Ref <of:Site, global>
Reference to site which contains the entity
Marker <global>
Simple Mail Transfer Protocol for sending email
Marker <global>
Simple Network Management Protocol for managing IP devices
Marker <global>
Relating to energy from the sun
Marker <global>
Substance with definite shape and volume
Marker <global>
Sedona Framework UDP based communication protocol
Marker <global>
Point is a setpoint, soft point, internal control variable, schedule. See Points chapter.
Marker <global>
Space is a three-dimensional volume in the built environment. See Spaces chapter.
Ref <of:Space, global>
Reference to space which contains this entity
Marker <global>
Distance per unit time
Marker <global>
Split-phase AC electricity. Power is provided by a single AC voltage source with a 3-wire connection, consisting of two hot wires (phases), separated from each other by a 180-degree phase angle, and one neutral wire. Despite having two labeled phases, split-phase AC electricity is not a true two-phase system.
Number <global>
Stage number of staged equipment operation, such as coil or pump. The first stage is 1, second stage 2, etc. Used on boolean points that correspond to a specific stage.
Marker <global>
Readiness mode of a space
Marker <global>
State of charge (SoC) of an electric battery. Uses a percentage in the range of 0% to 100%, where no charge is indicated as 0% and full charge is indicated as 100%.
Marker <global>
Water in its gas form
Marker <global>
Heating using energy of steam
MultiRef <global>
Steam flows from the referent to this entity
Marker <global>
Submeters measure usage of a sub-system or equipment within a site
Ref <of:Meter, global>
Reference to parent meter which is immediately upstream of this meter
Marker <global>
Below the surface of the earth
Marker <global>
Device for toggling state or routing data
Marker <global>
Synthetic point with computed operational data. The computed data if classified as:
See Synthetics chapter.
Marker <global>
See Synthetics chapter.
Ref <of:SyntheticModel, global>
See Synthetics chapter.
Marker <global>
Grouping of related equipment dedicated to a single application. See Systems chapter.
MultiRef <of:System, global>
Reference to system
Marker <global>
Mobile device with touch screen for user input.
Marker <global>
Tank used to store a substance for temporary holding
Marker <global>
Temperature - measure of hot and cold
Marker <global>
Pipework which circulates within the building.
Marker <global>
Total harmonic distortion
Marker <global>
Related to energy of heat
Marker <global>
Senses and controls temperature of space in HVAC system. Thermostats may provide an interface for setpoint control.
Marker <global>
Three-phase AC electricity. Power is provided by three AC voltage sources, each separated from the others by a 120-degree phase angle. May have a 4-wire connection with a neutral (Wye) or a 3-wire connection without a neutral (Delta).
Marker <global>
Complete or absolute
Marker <global>
Three ducts: hotDeck, coldDeck, or neutralDeck
Marker <global>
Total volatile organic compound (TVOC).
Marker <global>
Two-phase AC electricity. Power is provided by two AC voltage sources, separated from each other by a 90-degree phase angle. Two-phase systems are extremely rare in modern buildings; they have been replaced by modern threePhase systems.
TimeZone <global>
Timezone identifier from standard timezone database
Unit <global>
Unit identifier from standard unit database
Marker <global>
Unit Ventilator: An FCU that has direct access to outside air to provide the space with ventilation. See AHUs chapter.
Marker <global>
Unoccupied mode of a space. See Zones chapter.
Marker <global>
Uninterruptible power supply
Obj <global>
Data value type
Marker <global>
Valve equipment or control point
Marker <global>
Delivers a variable volume of air flow. Most variable volume systems are powered by a VFD fan. However other techniques such as inlet vanes may be used in older systems.
Marker <global>
Variable air volume terminal unit. VAV systems use a constant air temperature with a variable air flow rate. See VAVs chapter.
Marker <global>
AHU supplies air to VAV terminal units
Marker <global>
Speed in a given direction
Marker <global>
Duct to access fresh outside air only for ventilation, not economizing
Version <global>
Version string formatted as decimal integers separated by a dot
Marker <global>
Variable-frequency drive. See Motors chapter.
Marker <global>
Distance at which light can be clearly discerned
Marker <global>
Electrical potential difference or electromotive force.
Marker <global>
Three dimensional space occupied by a substance
Marker <global>
Variable refigerant flow. See VRF chapter.
Marker <global>
Relatively warm in comparison to another substance, without being actively heated. The substance can be used as a source of energy for a heating process, for example a warm water well in an ates system.
Marker <global>
Water in its liquid form
Marker <global>
Cooling using transfer of heat to water which is not explicitly chilled
Marker <global>
Associated with atmospheric air or phenomenon. See Weather chapter.
Marker <global>
Enumeration of weather conditions
Marker <global>
Logical weather station and its measurement points. See Weather chapter.
Ref <of:WeatherStation, global>
Reference to weather station for to use this entity
Marker <global>
Weight of the asset
Marker <global>
A well is a source of groundwater and potentially thermal energy. When used within an ATES system, the well facilitates thermal energy exchange with the ground warm and cool water sources. In this case, a well can be either a closed system that transports water through pipes in the ground, or an open system that pumps up and returns ground water.
Marker <global>
Wet bulb air temperature. Temperature which the air would have if cooled to saturation by the evaporation of water into it.
Marker <global>
Dimensional width of the asset
Uri <global>
Hyperlink to the subject's page on Wikipedia
Marker <global>
Flow of air on surface of the Earth
Marker <global>
Cabling used to convey electricity or data
Marker <global>
Supports writing data
Str <global, transient>
Error description when writeStatus indicates error condition
Number <global, transient>
Current priority level for writeVal as number between 1 and 17. The value 17 indicates the relinquish default value.
WriteStatus <global, transient>
Current status of a writable point output
Obj <global, transient>
Current desired value to write to output. This is the current "winning" value of the priority array indicated by writeLevel. If this tag is missing then the winning value is null/auto.
Obj <global>
Extended string - type name and string value encoding. See Kinds chapter.
Int <global>
Original year of construction as four digit year such as 1980
Marker <global>
Low power wireless communication protocol for home automation
Marker <global>
Related to spaces from a system perspective
Marker <global>
Low power wireless communication protocol for home automation