BEDES Dictionary

Version 2.6

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Loads
Term	Term Definition	Lists	Unit of Measure
Clothes Dryer Type	The type of clothes dryer appliance.	View	None
Clothes Dryer Drum Capacity	This is the drum capacity of the clothes dryers in cubic feet as measured by the U.S. Department of Energy test procedure, Code of Federal Regulations, Title 10, Section 430, Subpart B, Appendix D2. Products with a drum capacity less than 4.4 cubic feet are considered compact.		ft3
Case Door Orientation	Orientation of refrigerated case doors used for display cases at stores, food-service establishments.	View	None
Cabinet Configuration	Configuration can include refrigeration cases and walk-ins, not central refrigeration systems.	View	None
Battery Device Type	A type of battery device.	View	None
Battery Charger Type	A device intended to replenish the charge in a rechargeable battery. A battery charger connects to the mains at the power input and connects to the battery at the output. The charger may be comprised of multiple components, in more than one enclosure, and may be fully or partially contained in the Battery Operated End-use Product.	View	None
Ballast Type	A ballast is a piece of equipment required to control the starting and operating voltages of electrical gas discharge lights.	View	None
Average Influent Biological Oxygen Demand	Average Influent Biological Oxygen Demand (BOD5) is the BOD5 concentration of wastewater when it is entering a Wastewater Treatment Plant to be treated. The concentration should be an average concentration, estimated over a 12-month period. BOD is the measure of the amount of oxygen required by bacteria for stabilizing material that can be decomposed under aerobic conditions. BOD5 is a commonly used determinant of the organic strength of a waste, recording the oxygen demand over a five day period.		mg/L
Average Effluent Biological Oxygen Demand	Average Effluent Biological Oxygen Demand (BOD5) is the BOD5 concentration of wastewater after it is treated and is leaving a Wastewater Treatment Plant. The concentration should be an average concentration, estimated over a 12-month period. BOD is the measure of the amount of oxygen required by bacteria for stabilizing material that can be decomposed under aerobic conditions. BOD5 is a commonly used determinant of the organic strength of a waste, recording the oxygen demand over a five-day period.		mg/L
Audio Visual Characteristics	Audio and visual equipment characteristics or features installed standard or post-manufacturing.	View	None

Controls and Operations
Term	Term Definition	Lists	Unit of Measure
Setpoint Type	Setpoint type that this control systems adheres to.	View	None
Setpoint Setting Condition	Setpoint settings conditions that apply to this setpoint.	View	None
Setpoint Low	The lowest allowed range in setpoint. If there is no range, then the low and high setpoints are the same.		Unknown
Setpoint High	The highest allowed range in setpoint. If there is no range, then the low and high setpoints are the same.		Unknown
Setpoint	The single target value for a setpoint that does not include a range.		Unknown
Sensor Type	Physical property measured by the sensor.	View	None
Schedule Period End Month	The month when this schedule period ends.		MM
Schedule Period End Day	The day when this schedule period ends.		DD
Schedule Period Begin Month	The month when this schedule period takes effect.		MM
Schedule Period Begin Day	The day when this schedule period takes effect.		DD
Schedule Period	The period label for the schedule.	View	None
Schedule Day	Day(s) this schedule applies to.	View	None
Schedule Category	The category this schedule applies to.	View	None
Reset Routine	Times when the HVAC equipment is setback. For example, when the heat is lowered during the heating season, or the cooling setpoint increased during the cooling season.	View	None
Percent Of Area Controlled	Percentage of the premises gross floor area that is controlled by this system.		percent

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