loadControl.expectedShedLevel

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loadControl.expectedShedLevel

According to the BACnet protocol documentation:

Indicates the amount of power that the object expects to be able to shed in response to a load shed request. When the object is in the SHED_INACTIVE state, this value shall be equal to the default value of Requested_Shed_Level. When a shed request is pending or active, Expected_Shed_Level shall be equal to the shed level the object expects to be able to achieve at Start_Time. Expected_Shed_Level allows a client (e.g., a master-level Load Control object) to determine if a pending shed request needs to be modified in order to achieve the requested shed level, in the event that Expected_Shed_Level is less than the Requested_Shed_Level. The units for Expected_Shed_Level are the same as the units for Requested_Shed_Level.

Property expectedShedLevel of object loadControl can be read and written using a single IOTag.

Text Parameters

Property

Value

ParamDevice

<deviceAddress>

ParamItem

loadControl-<objectAddress>.expectedShedLevel

Numeric Parameters

Property

Value

N1:

<deviceAddress>

N2:

<type> = 28

N3:

<objectAddress>

N4:

<property> = 214

Tag Value

One of the following data types:

A 32-bit unsigned integer.

A character string containing an XML with a value of type <Unsigned>.

A 32-bit floating point number.

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