Technical review of residential programmable communication thermostat implementation for Title 24
作者： David M Auslander , Paul K Wright , Richard M White , Alexander Do , William J Burke
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摘要: Author(s): Do, Alexander; Burke, William J; Auslander, David M; White, Richard Wright, Paul K | Abstract: A research team at the University of California, Berkeley was tasked with addressing technical questions arising from implementation residential programmable communicating thermostats (PCTs) in California to meet updates Title 24 building code related PCTs. The purpose project perform research, development, and demonstration tasks to: validate Energy Commission’s PCT vision, answer issues system integration implementation, recommend a suitable technology for statewide one-way communication PCTs, develop methodology study impact PCTs on electrical demand. performed several achieve these goals.The validated vision by concluding that it possible manufacturers that: met proposed interface requirements, could be sold retail price less than $100, manufactured within planned timeline. This conclusion result concept minimum functionality published as bill materials working proof-of-concept demonstration.The researched interfaces identified should considered part policy, technology, design implementation.The reviewed technologies used recommended Radio Data System (RDS) solution. demonstrated feasibility this developed site survey tool its real-world performance.Finally, load group simulation characterize pricing control signals certain demand response scenarios. found rebound peak events can significant strategies manage investigated further.
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