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PRO Pack energy saving theory②

Demand control system concomitantly used temperature monitoring system (Utility model registration number 3050592)

Demand control can decrease electric energy
Despite demand control installations are manufactured by other companies, it is important to say that room temperature must be higher by turning off the air conditioner when demand power is likely to be over demand parameter. Then PRO Pack sets room temperature parameter and operates demand control by monitoring temperature. It also has a system stopping demand control if temperature goes up after turning off the air conditioner.

Ready cooling system

PRO Pack forecasts tomorrow's time and automatically turns the temperature setting down to super cooling condition before the time by studying time of commanding demand control from everyday's data. With ready cooling system, the average temperature keeps lower than without the system if the room temperature rises after stopping the air conditioner by demand control.

Cost cut of electric charge by "decreasing difference of temperature when air conditioner turning on and off"

The chart of temperature changes by the normal air conditioner and with PRO Pack is as follows.
The chart of temperature changes by the normal air conditioner and with PRO Pack Room temperature changes between upper a limit (air conditioner initiation temperature) and a lower limit (air conditioner shutdown temperature) by the air conditioner turning on and off. Therefore the air conditioner operating time is shortened by PRO Pack with monitoring the room temperature with accuracy of 0.1℃ and controlling the lower limit temperature approaches the upper limit. With this system, of course the room temperature rises but it does not exceed to the present temperature if the present temperature is the upper temperature.
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