AS/NZS 4755.3.2:2014
Demand response capabilities and supporting technologies for electrical products - Part 3.2: Interaction of demand response enabling devices and electrical products - Operational instructions and connections for devices controlling swimming pool pump-uni
Defines the nomenclature, architecture and operational instructions for systems that can be used to remotely control electrical products, and defines the demand response capabilities of products.
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AS/NZS 4755.3.2:2014 DEMAND RESPONSE CAPABILITIES AND SUPPORTING TECHNOLOGIES FOR ELECTRICAL PRODUCTS - INTERACTION OF...
PREFACE
CONTENTS
SECTION 1 SCOPE AND GENERAL
1.1 SCOPE
1.2 REFERENCED DOCUMENTS
1.3 DEFINITIONS
1.3.1 Asserted
1.3.2 Automatic override
1.3.3 Circumvention device
1.3.4 Demand response (DR)
1.3.5 Demand response capability
1.3.6 Demand response enabling device (DRED)
1.3.7 Demand response event
1.3.8 Demand response interface
1.3.9 Demand response mode (DRM)
1.3.10 Electrical product
1.3.11 Extra low voltage
1.3.12 Filtration pump-unit
1.3.13 Input energy
1.3.14 Input power
1.3.15 Integral pump-unit controller
1.3.16 Manual override
1.3.17 Model
1.3.18 Normal operation
1.3.19 Operational instruction (OI)
1.3.20 Original user settings
1.3.21 Pool equipment
1.3.22 Pump-unit
1.3.23 Pump-unit controller
1.3.24 Remote agent
1.3.25 Response time
1.3.26 RJ45 connector
1.3.27 Run-time adjustment
1.3.28 Sanitization controller
1.3.29 Scheduled off-time
1.3.30 Scheduled on-time
1.3.31 Safety extra-low voltage (SELV)
1.3.32 Separate pump-unit controller
1.3.33 Shall
1.3.34 Should
1.3.35 Switch
1.3.36 User
SECTION 2 OPERATIONAL INSTRUCTIONS AND DEMAND RESPONSE MODES
2.1 GENERAL PRINCIPLES
2.2 DEMAND RESPONSE MODES
2.2.1 Mandatory and optional demand response modes
2.2.2 DRM2 and DRM 4 operation
2.3 MANUAL OVERRIDE
2.4 AUTOMATIC OVERRIDE
2.5 RESPONSE TIMES
2.6 OPERATION OF AUXILIARY EQUIPMENT
2.7 RUN-TIME ADJUSTMENT
2.8 STANDBY POWER
2.9 MUTIPLE OPERATIONAL INSTRUCTIONS
SECTION 3 INTERFACES
3.1 GENERAL
3.2 PHYSICAL INTERFACES
3.3 TERMINAL BLOCK
3.3.1 Terminal block pin assignments
3.3.2 Terminal block specifications
3.4 RJ45 SOCKET
3.4.1 RJ45 socket pin assignment
3.4.2 RJ45 socket specifications
3.5 CIRCUIT TO DRED
3.6 OPTIONAL 230 V AC POWER SUPPLY
3.7 OPTIONAL EXTRA-LOW VOLTAGE POWER SUPPLY
3.8 LOCATION AND ACCESS
SECTION 4 LABELLING AND MARKING OF DEMAND RESPONSE CAPABILITY
4.1 GENERAL
4.2 REGISTRATION
4.3 POINT OF SALE LABELLING
4.4 MARKING
4.5 DOCUMENTATION
SECTION 5 TESTING AND VERIFYING DEMAND RESPONSE CAPABILITY
5.1 VERIFICATION OF CLAIMED DEMAND RESPONSE CAPABILITY
5.2 SET UP FOR TESTING
5.3 VERIFICATION OF CLAIMED COMPLIANCE WITH DRM 1
5.3.1 Sequence of operations
5.3.2 Integral pump-unit controller
5.3.3 Separate pump-unit controller
5.4 VERIFICATION OF CLAIMED COMPLIANCE WITH DRM 2
5.4.1 Integral pump-unit controller
5.4.2 Separate pump-unit controller
5.5 VERIFICATION OF CLAIMED COMPLIANCE WITH DRM 4
5.5.1 Interrupting operation during a DRM 4 event
5.5.2 Switching on during a DRM 4 event
5.6 TEST REPORT
APPENDIX A - REGISTRATION INFORMATION FOR PUMP-UNIT CONTROLLERS
APPENDIX B - VERIFICATION OF CLAIMED DEMAND RESPONSE CAPABILITY FOR PUMP-UNIT CONTROLLERS, IN ACCORDANCE WITH AS/NZS 4755...
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Energy Efficiency (Energy Using Products) Regulations 2002
Ministry: Ministry of Business Innovation and Employment - Energy Resources and Markets (ERM)
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AS/NZS 4755.3.2:2014 DEMAND RESPONSE CAPABILITIES AND SUPPORTING TECHNOLOGIES FOR ELECTRICAL PRODUCTS - INTERACTION OF...
PREFACE
CONTENTS
SECTION 1 SCOPE AND GENERAL
1.1 SCOPE
1.2 REFERENCED DOCUMENTS
1.3 DEFINITIONS
1.3.1 Asserted
1.3.2 Automatic override
1.3.3 Circumvention device
1.3.4 Demand response (DR)
1.3.5 Demand response capability
1.3.6 Demand response enabling device (DRED)
1.3.7 Demand response event
1.3.8 Demand response interface
1.3.9 Demand response mode (DRM)
1.3.10 Electrical product
1.3.11 Extra low voltage
1.3.12 Filtration pump-unit
1.3.13 Input energy
1.3.14 Input power
1.3.15 Integral pump-unit controller
1.3.16 Manual override
1.3.17 Model
1.3.18 Normal operation
1.3.19 Operational instruction (OI)
1.3.20 Original user settings
1.3.21 Pool equipment
1.3.22 Pump-unit
1.3.23 Pump-unit controller
1.3.24 Remote agent
1.3.25 Response time
1.3.26 RJ45 connector
1.3.27 Run-time adjustment
1.3.28 Sanitization controller
1.3.29 Scheduled off-time
1.3.30 Scheduled on-time
1.3.31 Safety extra-low voltage (SELV)
1.3.32 Separate pump-unit controller
1.3.33 Shall
1.3.34 Should
1.3.35 Switch
1.3.36 User
SECTION 2 OPERATIONAL INSTRUCTIONS AND DEMAND RESPONSE MODES
2.1 GENERAL PRINCIPLES
2.2 DEMAND RESPONSE MODES
2.2.1 Mandatory and optional demand response modes
2.2.2 DRM2 and DRM 4 operation
2.3 MANUAL OVERRIDE
2.4 AUTOMATIC OVERRIDE
2.5 RESPONSE TIMES
2.6 OPERATION OF AUXILIARY EQUIPMENT
2.7 RUN-TIME ADJUSTMENT
2.8 STANDBY POWER
2.9 MUTIPLE OPERATIONAL INSTRUCTIONS
SECTION 3 INTERFACES
3.1 GENERAL
3.2 PHYSICAL INTERFACES
3.3 TERMINAL BLOCK
3.3.1 Terminal block pin assignments
3.3.2 Terminal block specifications
3.4 RJ45 SOCKET
3.4.1 RJ45 socket pin assignment
3.4.2 RJ45 socket specifications
3.5 CIRCUIT TO DRED
3.6 OPTIONAL 230 V AC POWER SUPPLY
3.7 OPTIONAL EXTRA-LOW VOLTAGE POWER SUPPLY
3.8 LOCATION AND ACCESS
SECTION 4 LABELLING AND MARKING OF DEMAND RESPONSE CAPABILITY
4.1 GENERAL
4.2 REGISTRATION
4.3 POINT OF SALE LABELLING
4.4 MARKING
4.5 DOCUMENTATION
SECTION 5 TESTING AND VERIFYING DEMAND RESPONSE CAPABILITY
5.1 VERIFICATION OF CLAIMED DEMAND RESPONSE CAPABILITY
5.2 SET UP FOR TESTING
5.3 VERIFICATION OF CLAIMED COMPLIANCE WITH DRM 1
5.3.1 Sequence of operations
5.3.2 Integral pump-unit controller
5.3.3 Separate pump-unit controller
5.4 VERIFICATION OF CLAIMED COMPLIANCE WITH DRM 2
5.4.1 Integral pump-unit controller
5.4.2 Separate pump-unit controller
5.5 VERIFICATION OF CLAIMED COMPLIANCE WITH DRM 4
5.5.1 Interrupting operation during a DRM 4 event
5.5.2 Switching on during a DRM 4 event
5.6 TEST REPORT
APPENDIX A - REGISTRATION INFORMATION FOR PUMP-UNIT CONTROLLERS
APPENDIX B - VERIFICATION OF CLAIMED DEMAND RESPONSE CAPABILITY FOR PUMP-UNIT CONTROLLERS, IN ACCORDANCE WITH AS/NZS 4755...
Previous versions
AS/NZS 4755.3.2:2014
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