HVAC and BEMS
Definitions of terms used in the HVAC and BEMS industry
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SASupply Air | |
SATSupply Air Temperature | |
SDSmoke Damper | |
SensorAny device that receives a signal or stimulus (such as heat, pressure, light, or motion, etc.) and responds to it in a distinctive manner. | |
Setback ThermostatA thermostat that can be set to automatically lower temperatures in an unoccupied house and raise them again before the occupant returns. | |
SoftwareA collection of computer programs, procedures, and documentation that perform some tasks on a computer system. | |
SPDT (Single Pole, Double Throw)A SPDT switch has one common terminal and can connect to one of two other terminals. This allows it to control a single circuit with two different outputs. | |
Specific HumidityThe weight of water vapour, per unit weight of dry air. | |
Split-System Air ConditionerHVAC term for an air conditioning system that comes in two (2) to five (5) pieces: one (1) piece contains the compressor, condenser, and a fan; the others have an evaporator and a fan. The condenser, installed outside the house, connects to several evaporators, one (1) in each room to be cooled, mounted inside the house. Each evaporator is individually controlled, allowing different rooms or zones to be cooled to varying degrees. | |