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Term	Term Definition	Options	Unit of Measure
Service penetration		View	None
Service postal	Premises for mail services that include collection, pick-up, and delivery operations of letters and small parcels.	View	None
Service production and assembly	Premises with services for the production of paper products, tailoring, and flower arrangements.	View	None
Service repair	Premises for repair services of automotive, appliances, and equipment.	View	None
Service studio	A workshop or studio used by an artist, photographer, sculptor, performer, etc. This can include studios used for music and television recording, dance practice, yoga and aerobics, etc.	View	None
Servicer	Institution with primary responsibility for collecting and tracking a loan borrower payments.	View	None
Set top box		View	None
Set Top Box Type	A Set-top Box (STB) is a device combining hardware components with software programming designed for the primary purpose of receiving television and related services from terrestrial, cable, satellite, broadband, or local networks and providing video output using at least one direct video connection.	View	None
Setback	Setpoint applies to setback operating conditions, generally for unoccupied times.	View	None
Setback	A time when the load is reduced, typically when occupants are away from the premises.	View	None
Setpoint	The single target value for a setpoint that does not include a range.	View	Unknown
Setpoint High	The highest allowed range in setpoint. If there is no range, then the low and high setpoints are the same.	View	Unknown
Setpoint Low	The lowest allowed range in setpoint. If there is no range, then the low and high setpoints are the same.	View	Unknown
Setpoint Setting Condition	Setpoint settings conditions that apply to this setpoint.	View	None
Setpoint Type	Setpoint type that this control systems adheres to.	View	None
Shade	Roller shades, honeycomb shades	View	None
Shading System	A system that can be added to a fenestration system which blocks or redirects some amount of the solar radiation coming through the fenestration system. A shading system can be located on the inside or outside of a fenestration system, and it can also be added between the glass (or plastic) layers of a glazing system. The location can be specified using the Location term.	View	None
Shakes wood	Shakes, applied as a finish to a wall or roof surface, made entirely of wood. Wood shakes are split (as opposed to wood shingles that are sawn).	View	None
Shared	Shared resource systems or meters for multiple units or buildings	View	None
Shared Resource Configuration	Situation that applies if a resource is shared with multiple premises, such as shared chilled water among buildings.	View	None
Shared savings	Under a shared savings contract the cost savings are split for a pre-determined length of time in accordance with a pre-arranged percentage: there is no ÔstandardÕ split as this depends on the cost of the project, the length of the contract and the risks taken by the contractor and the consumer.	View	None
Shed	A single slope roof.	View	None
Sheet metal		View	None
Sheet metal		View	None
Shell Area	The total surface area of the exterior envelope of a building	View	ft2

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