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NC-2009 IEQc6.2:Controllability of Systems—Thermal Comfort

Use of Table fans in Working Desk

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SAMY Chamy
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Dear all Our production area is sewing machines so we install table fan with switches in every sewing table. Is it acceptable method in Individual controls Is there any other additional controls needed for achieve this credit. Kindly explain a bit about what type of controls needed multi occupant spaces are A/c spaces so it have single indoor unit with single remote. is it ok for Multi occupant space controls If it is not acceptable manner means kindly tell what type of controls needed in Multi occupant spaces

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Thu, 12/31/2015 - 17:58

Hi SAMY, The individual controls you have described seem adequate. Regarding the multi-occupant spaces - how are these spaces used? What kinds of activities occur in these spaces? Does a single indoor unit meet the needs for all of the group needs and preferences for that space? Lauren
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Tue, 01/05/2016 - 07:46

The multi-occupant spaces are meeting, conference, Dining rooms only The Air temperature is controlled by remote and it is fulfil the the group needs and preferences Is it enough

Fri, 01/08/2016 - 18:15

Hi SAMY, What do you mean by "remote"? Do all of the occupants of the multi-occupant space have the ability to control their temperature? Assuming they do then you should be fine if you include a narrative describing some of the different uses of the spaces and then how the temperature is able to be adjusted to meet the space. For instance, if you have a conference room space that sometimes has 10 people and sometimes has 100 people and can the occupants get the temperature just right for their space? OR, another example, is if it's the case that the conference room is partitioned off for certain meetings (how is the space adjusted in that case?) The most important part will be your narrative and how clearly you explain how the occupants have control to meet their needs. Lauren

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