Attributes (Heat Recovery Suitability Determination) - Johnson Controls - Metasys - LIT-12011147 - Software Application - Controller Configuration Tool - 13.1

Exhaust Air Temperature

Exhaust air temperature.

25 °C,

77 °F

Heat Recovery Diff

Heat recovery temperature suitability differential. Once heat recovery is suitable, the difference between Exhaust Air Temperature and OA Temperature must decrease this much below the setpoint to make heat recovery unsuitable.

1 °C,

2 °F

Heat Recovery isAllowed

Contains a network input that can be used to make heat recovery suitable or not. True means heat recovery may be suitable and False means not suitable.

True

HR-AVAILABLE (Heat Recovery Suitability)

G, V

Used to determine whether the heat recovery is used for cooling control or heating control, or if the heat recovery is unsuitable for either control.

Set Name: AHU HR Suit

HRT-SP (Heat Recovery Setpoint)

Contains the heat recovery temperature suitability setpoint. If the OA Temperature minus the Exhaust Air Temperature is greater than the Setpoint, Heat Recovery is suitable for cooling. If the Exhaust Air Temperature minus the OA Temperature is greater than the Setpoint, Heat Recovery is suitable for heating; otherwise, heat recovery is not suitable.

6 °C,

11 °F

Low Limit Process Variable

Contains the low limit process variable which may be the glycol temperature in a glycol loop or the exhaust air leaving air temperature for an enthalpy wheel. The low limit process variable must be reliable for heat recovery to be suitable.

7 °C,

45 °F

OA Temperature

Contains the outdoor air temperature. If the temperature difference between the exhaust air temperature and the outdoor air temperature is large enough, heat recovery may be suitable.

25 °C,

77 °F