Exhaust fan command and status signals are mismatched
Objective/Method/Outcome
Objective: Determines if the command and status signals of the exhaust fan are matching
Method: Compares the Command and Status to check if the command and status signals are active at the same time, to find out the hours of fault.
Outcome: Trigger an insight if the hours of fault are greater than the acceptable hours of fault.
Description
Compares the status and command signals to determine if there is a mismatch.
This rule is part of the CopperTree Standard rule-set.
Default Priority
High
Diagnosis
- Check if the equipment is manually overridden.
- Check interfacing relays.
- Check status sensors.
Message
Exhaust fan command-status signals do not match. Please investigate unit control.
Logic
Inputs
| Input | Unit | Tags | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| Command | Exhaust Air Fan Command | The recorded exhaust air fan command | |
| Status | Exhaust Air Fan Status | The recorded exhaust air fan status | |
| Acceptable Hours of Fault per Week | The allowable hours of fault. If the fault exceeds this threshold, an insight is triggered. | ||
| Cost per Hour | $ | The cost of fault per hour | |
| Days of operation annually | The yearly days of operation. This is used to project potential annual savings |