Provider and User Perspectives on Automated Fault Detection and Diagnostic Products for Packaged Rooftop Units

Grant Wheeler; Michael Deru; Thien-Kim Trenbath; Adam Hirsch

Provider and User Perspectives on Automated Fault Detection and Diagnostic Products for Packaged Rooftop Units

Grant Wheeler, Michael Deru, Thien-Kim Trenbath, Adam Hirsch

Building Technologies and Science Center

Torque Interactive Media

Research output: NREL › Technical Report

Abstract

The goal of this project was to understand, based on the primary reporting of AFDD providers and building owners, 1) the features currently available for RTU AFDD in the market today, 2) how RTU AFDD is used by building owners and managers, 3) how well RTU AFDD meets their needs, and 4) what barriers stand in the way of its broad industry adoption. To achieve this goal, 13 AFDD providers were asked about their products and seven building owners were questioned about their practical experience related to the automated detection, diagnosis, and communication of RTU faults.

Original language	American English
Number of pages	37
State	Published - 2020

NREL Publication Number

NREL/TP-5500-75461

Keywords

AFDD
buildings
faults
RTU

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Provider and User Perspectives on Automated Fault Detection and Diagnostic Products for Packaged Rooftop Units

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