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Term Term Definition Options Unit of Measure
Other stadium View None
Other technology science View None
Other utility View None
Outdoor landscape View None
Outdoor non landscape View None
Outdoor washdown View None
Outpatient rehabilitation physical therapy View None
Output Quantity of visible light emitted by a source View None
Output Capacity

Output capacity of equipment.

View MMBtu
Output fraction The fraction of maximum lighting output a lighting system produces, at the corresponding "Power fraction" View None
Output Resource Type

Resource or fuel produced by the system and used as energy on the premises. See Resource type for complete list of resources.

View None
Outside air View None
Outside air flow rate The flow rate of outside air that the system is able to deliver. For systems with economizing or demand controlled ventilation capability, this is the outdoor airflow rate when the outside air damper is fully open and the fan speed is at maximum. View None
Outside air percentage The percent of the total volume of delivered air that is outdoor air to be mixed with recirculated conditioned air. View None
Outside air reset View None
Outside air temperature limit Outside air temperature where supply air temperature is reset for heating or cooling. View None
Outside contractor View None
Oval Commonly used street suffix or abbreviations: Ovl View None
Oval Commonly used street suffix or abbreviations: Ovl View None
Oven Size

Capacity of combination oven in terms of standard sizing.

View None
Over 50 percent Lab or Industrial Uses View None
Over the top internet protocol Over-the-top (OTT) Internet Protocol (IP) is an IP STB that cannot receive signals from a Multichannel Video Programming Distributor (MVPD) as defined in Title 47 U.S. Code ¤ 522. View None
Overfired broiler Overfired broilers cook food on a grid placed under a heat source. View None
Overhang A horizontal element of a premises that projects out perpendicularly from the face of a premises. View None
Overhead conveyor Overhead conveyor systems utilize a combination of hooks, trolleys, and chains to transport hanging items. View None

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