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Division23_Fields Project Address 2015-07 SECTION 26 27 13 BAS Instrumentation and Control Project AC-1235, Revision 10 SECTION 26 27 13 Electricity Metering PART 1 - GENERAL 1.1 Related Sections .1 1.2 Include other Division 26 Section titles that affect or are affected by this section Definitions .1 These definitions amend, define or redefine definitions found elsewhere in Division 26 for this Section only. .1 Adjustable (Adj): A characteristic of a control logic parameter such that it can be varied by the operator without downloading the program. .2 Algorithm: A logical procedure for solving a recurring problem. Note: It is important to define the intent of utilizing open protocols within the ASC. LonWorks, BACnet all offer different levels of “Open” and the designer must thoroughly understand the integration and long term operational requirements of each technology prior to designing the system .3 BACnet or BACnet Standard: BACnet communication requirements as defined by ASHRAE/ANSI 135 and all current addenda and annexes.{BACNET} .4 BACnet Interoperability Building Blocks (BIBB): BIBB defines a small portion of BACnet functionality that is needed to perform a particular task. .1 BIBBS are combined to build the BACnet functional requirements for a device in a Specification. .5 BACnet over Internet Protocol (BACnet/IP): BACnet communication requirements as defined by ASHRAE/ANSI 135 and all current addenda and annexes utilizing Internet Protocol addressing as described in IETF publication RFC 791. .6 BACnet over Master Slave Token Passing Protocol (BACnet MS/TP or MS/TP): BACnet communication requirements as defined by ASHRAE/ANSI 135 and all current addenda and annexes utilizing a master slave token passing network scheme utilizing RS-485 communications. .7 Control Wiring: Includes conduit, wire and wiring devices to install complete metering systems including control, switchgear, uninterruptible power supplies, lighting, security, interlocks, CTs, switches and like devices. .1 Includes all wiring from Intelligent Devices and Controllers to all sensors and points defined in the input/output summary shown on the drawings or specified herein. .8 Controller or Control Unit (CU): Intelligent stand-alone control panel. .9 Controller is a generic reference and shall include NCUs, LCUs, TCUs as appropriate. Division23_Fields Project Address 2015-07 SECTION 26 27 13 BAS Instrumentation and Control Project AC-1235, Revision 10 .10 Distributed Control: A system whereby control processing is decentralized and independent of a central computer. .11 Distributed Monitoring: A system whereby the monitoring processing is decentralized and independent of a central computer. .12 FIPS 140-2: is a computer security standard used to accredit cryptographic modules .13 Graphical User Interface (GUI): A Man Machine Interface device (PC, laptop or dumb display terminal) which incorporates web browsing for remote network client services as a thin client machine. .1 The Graphical User Interfacing allows the operator to manage, command, monitor, configure and program the system. .14 Hand Held Device (HHD): Manufacturer’s microprocessor based device for direct connection to a Controller. .15 ‘Hot Spot’: an area with a usable WiFi signal to allow wireless connection to the Internet or some other computer network. .16 HTML5: Hypertext Markup Language Version 5: supporting the traditional HTML and XHTML-style syntax and other new features in its markup, New APIs, XHTML and error handling. .17 HTTP: Hypertext Transfer Protocol: the set of rules for exchanging data files (text, graphic images, sound, video and other multimedia files) over the Internet. .18 Internet of Things (IoT): Is a concept of connecting any device to the Internet and/or to each other for the purpose of exchanging information and instructions. For the purpose of this document the network is Ethernet based utilizing IP and TCP/IP protocols and can be local (isolated) or global (Internet) or any combination of the two. .19 IT LAN: Reference to the facility’s Information Technology network, used for normal business-related e-mail and Internet communication. .20 LAN: Local Area Network – a group of computers and/or associated devices which share a common communications line and typically share the resources of a single processor or server within a small geographic area. .21 MAC address: The MAC (Media Address Control) address uniquely identifies a device on its MS/TP network. .22 Master-Slave/Token Passing (MS/TP) network segment: An electrically separate section of a network. An MS/TP network segment contains no more than 32 full Unit Loads. Repeaters connect the segments of an MS/TP network. .23 Network: A system of distributed control units and intelligent devices that are linked together on a communications bus. A network allows sharing of point information between all control units. Additionally, a network provides centralized monitoring and control of the entire system from any distributed control unit location. Division23_Fields Project Address 2015-07 .24 SECTION 26 27 13 BAS Instrumentation and Control Project AC-1235, Revision 10 Network Controller Unit (NCU): A device that incorporates 1 or more network service host APIs to perform localized network management and network access services over a group of channel(s). .1 Supervises groups of intelligent devices and Control Units to perform a global sequence of operation (ex: fire and life safety control). .2 Can be configured to serve as a SCADA client on the IAS, Tier 1, and Local Area Network. .3 Provides integration to Enterprise level systems and other protocols. .4 The NCU serves four primary functions: .1 Time Schedules: Time schedule algorithms shall reside in the NCU. Occupancy/energize commands shall be broadcast to the building level controllers in the number required by the sequence of control. .2 Trend Data Storage: The NCU shall collect data from the building level controls at specified intervals and store the data for periodic uploading to the server. Polling communication techniques are acceptable for data collection by the network controller. .3 Alarm Generation: The NCU shall receive binary alarm variables from the building level controllers and transmit this data to the alarm handling software module within the server and operator work stations. Receipt of alarm data from the building level controls shall be based on broadcasting from the building level controls and not based on polling by the Network Controller. .4 Interlock and control: The network controller shall perform sequence of operation logic and control where appropriate. .25 Router: A device which routes or forwards messages destined for a node on another subnet or domain of the DLN. The device controls message traffic based on node address and priority. Routers also serve as communication interfaces between power line, twisted pair and RF media. .26 Terminator: An electric component that consists of a resistive and capacitive circuit specifically designed to enhance the quality of communication on a segment. On a bus topology, terminators are connected to both ends of a segment. On MS/TP and free topology network segments a single terminator is required. The terminator is placed at the end-of-line for the MS/TP network segment. .27 Trend Log: A trend log is a collection of samples from a specified variable that are stored within a device on the IAS Network. This data may be periodically sent up to or requested by a Network Controller or an Operator Workstation for the purpose of report generation. .28 UUKL Listing: Underwriter’s Laboratory UL 864 Listed, 9th Edition, UUKL Smoke Control System. Division23_Fields Project Address 2015-07 .29 1.3 SECTION 26 27 13 BAS Instrumentation and Control Project AC-1235, Revision 10 WAN: Wide Area Network - Internet-based network connecting multiple facilities with or without a central data warehouse and server, accessible via standard web-browser. Abbreviations .1 These Abbreviations amend, define or redefine abbreviations found elsewhere in Division 26 for this Section only. .1 Amps, A the plural for ampere, a unit of electric current .2 ANSI American National Standards Institute .3 Approx. Approximately .4 ASC Application Specific Controller .5 AIEE American Institution of Electrical Engineers .6 aPF Active Power Factor .7 ASTM American Society for Testing and Materials .8 AWG American Wire Gauge (Standard) .9 BMS Building Management System .10 BTL BACnet Testing Laboratory .11 CE Conformité Européenne, meaning European Conformity .12 CT Current Transducer .13 CO2 Carbon Dioxide .14 contr. Contractor .15 CPU Central Processing Unit .16 Deg. C or °C Degree Celsius .17 Deg. F or °F Degree Fahrenheit .18 DHCP Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol .19 Dia. or diam. Diameter .20 DNS Domain Name System .21 dFP Displacement Power Factor .22 Dwgs. Drawings .23 EMCS Energy Management Control System Division23_Fields Project Address 2015-07 SECTION 26 27 13 BAS Instrumentation and Control Project AC-1235, Revision 10 .24 FAC LAN Facility Local Area Network .25 FPM Feet per minute .26 FMS Facility Management System .27 Galv. Galvanized .28 GB gigabyte .29 GHz gigahertz .30 GUI Graphical User Interface .31 IAS Integrated Automation System .32 IoT Internet of Things .33 IP Internet Protocol .34 IPV4 Internet Protocol version 4 .35 KW Kilowatt .36 KWh Kilowatt hour .37 kVAR Kilo Volt Ampere Reactance .38 kVARh Kilo Volt Ampere Reactance hour .39 LED Light Emitting Diode .40 MB megabyte .41 mV 1/1,000 of a volt .42 NCU Network Controller Unit .43 Mfr. Manufacturer .44 Mfgr. Manufacturer .45 Max. Maximum .46 Min. Minimum or Minute .47 MMI Man-Machine Interface .48 NCP Network Control Panel .49 NEC National Electrical Code .50 NIC Not in Contract Division23_Fields Project Address 2015-07 SECTION 26 27 13 BAS Instrumentation and Control Project AC-1235, Revision 10 .51 O.C. On Center .52 O.D. Outside Diameter .53 Per According to, in accordance with .54 PRV Pressure Reducing Valve .55 Provide Furnish and install .56 RAM Random Access Memory .57 RJ45 an un-keyed 8P8C modular connector used for Ethernet computer network cables .58 ROM Read Only Memory .59 SI Systems Integrator .60 TCP/IP Transmission Control Protocol / Internet Protocol .61 TP Twisted Pair .62 UBC Uniform Building Code .63 UI User Interface .64 UL Underwriters’ Laboratory .65 UPS Uninterruptible Power Supply .66 V Voltage .67 VAC Volts of Alternating Current .68 VDC Volts of Direct Current .69 XML Extensible Markup Language PART 2 - PRODUCTS 2.1 ECLYSPE EnergySyte™ .1 IP nLight ECLYPSE™ Controller (IP-NE-CTRL) .1 The IP-NE-CTRL shall be 32 bit microprocessor-based operating at a minimum of 1 GHz. .1 They shall be multi-tasking, real-time digital control processors consisting of modular hardware with plug-in enclosed processors, communication controllers, and power supplies. .2 Controller size shall be sufficient to fully meet the requirements of this specification and the attached point list. Division23_Fields Project Address 2015-07 .2 SECTION 26 27 13 BAS Instrumentation and Control Project AC-1235, Revision 10 Each IP-NE-CTRL shall have minimum of 512MB memory, with a minimum of 4GB non-volatile flash, to support its own operating system and databases, including: .1 Control processes .2 Alarm management applications .3 Maintenance support applications .4 Custom processes .5 Web Based interface via integral HTML5 Web Server. .6 Shall have a graphical interface with a common library of nLight system images. .3 The IP-NE-CTRL shall have a Real Time clock. .4 The IP-NE-CTRL will support the following communications protocols: .1 BACnet/IP .1 Supporting IPv4 addressing. .2 DHCP support and Auto DNS. .3 2 - RJ45 ports each capable of supporting 10/100 Base-T. .1 .4 .2 .3 If the above functionality is not available then appropriate router(s) and switches must be supplied to provide the functionality. Network Lighting Control (NLC) .1 Supporting up to 1500 NLC devices. .2 3 – RJ45 ports supporting NLC networks. .3 Refer to 26 09 43 for NLC devices. .4 If the above functionality is not available then appropriate router(s) and switches must be supplied to provide the functionality. BACnet MS/TP supporting up to minimum of 50 additional BACnet MS/TP controllers in addition to the Expansion I/O modules. .1 .4 Supporting controller daisy chaining on the Ethernet network via integral switch functionality. Supporting 9600 to 115200 baud 2 x USB 2.0 Expansion ports for: .1 802.11 Wi-Fi Adapter enabling wireless connectivity including: .1 ‘Hot Spot’ Division23_Fields Project Address 2015-07 SECTION 26 27 13 BAS Instrumentation and Control Project AC-1235, Revision 10 .2 Client .3 Access Point. If the above functionality is not available then appropriate wireless router(s) and switches must be supplied to provide the functionality. .5 Shall contain a “FIPS 140-2 Level 1 Inside” cryptographic module. .6 Acceptable Products: .1 2.2 .2 BACnet Testing Laboratory (BTL listed) using Device Profile BACnet Building Controller (B-BC) with outlined enhanced features. SiteView™ Energy Application for nLight ECLYSPE™ .1 The SiteView™ Energy application provides the following: .1 .2 .3 .4 Installs directly into the nLight ECLYSPE Controller. .1 BAS and Lighting UI compatible. .2 Support for up to 5 SiteView™ Energy meters (SVEM) revenue grade power meters. Utilizes the nLight integral Web Server for .1 Initial historical data import of last year’s energy consumption, last year energy baseline or 100% Lights On energy baseline. .2 Record historical data for up to 10 years .3 Energy Dashboard configuration .4 Energy Dashboard presentation. Energy Dashboard. .1 Allows monitoring of building energy consumption. .2 Provides demonstration of energy savings and environmental impact. .3 Collects and organizes real-time data and historical energy data and presents it via an intuitive web interface utilizing displays such as: .1 Energy and dollar savings (vs last month, last day, last year, since the system has been installed). .2 KW, KWh (daily, weekly, monthly, yearly). .3 Equivalent resource savings (CO2, Car not driven, Trees planted) .4 View by meter or aggregate. Histories Division23_Fields Project Address 2015-07 2.3 SECTION 26 27 13 BAS Instrumentation and Control Project AC-1235, Revision 10 .1 15 minutes / 60 days for Measurement and Verification .2 Every hour for 1 year .3 Every day for up to 10 years SiteView™ Energy Meter (SVEM) Power Meters .1 Revenue grade power meter. .1 Safety .1 .2 UL Listed and CE Mark, Conforms to UL Std 61010-1 Technical .1 .2 .3 Service Type: .1 Single Phase, .2 Three Phase-Four Wire (WYE), .3 Three Phase-Three Wire (Delta) Power: .1 From L1 Phase to L2 Phase. 80-600VAC CAT III 50/60Hz, 70 mA Max. .2 Nonuser replaceable 0.5 Amp internal fuse protection Voltage Channels: .1 80-346 VAC Line-to-Neutral .2 600V Phase-to-Phase .1 .4 Current Channels: .1 .2 .5 .6 CAT III 3 Channels .1 0.67 VAC max .2 333 mV CT’s .3 0-4,700 Amps depending on CT Maximum Current Input: .1 200% of current transducer rating (mV CTs). .2 Measure up to 5000A with Rowgoski current transducer Measurement Type: Division23_Fields Project Address 2015-07 SECTION 26 27 13 BAS Instrumentation and Control Project AC-1235, Revision 10 .1 .7 Line Frequency: .1 .8 .11 .3 5 seconds Measurements (Partial List): .1 Volts .2 Amps .3 kW .4 kWh .5 kVAR .6 kVARh .7 kVA .8 aPF .9 dPF Accuracy: .1 .12 12kHz Parameter Update Rate: .1 .10 50/60 Waveform Sampling: .1 .9 True RMS using high-speed digital signal processing (DSP) 0.2% (<0.1% typical) ANSI C12.20-2010 Class 0.2 LED Indicators: .1 Bi-color LEDs (red and green): .2 1 LED to indicate communication, .3 2 LEDs for correct CT-to-phrase installation (per meter element), Mechanical .1 Humidity: .1 .2 Enclosure: .1 .3 5% to 95% non-condensing ABS Plastic, 94-VO flammability rating Weight: .1 340 g (12 ounces, exclusive of CT’s) Division23_Fields Project Address 2015-07 SECTION 26 27 13 BAS Instrumentation and Control Project AC-1235, Revision 10 .4 Dimensions: .1 .5 Broadband Power Supply: .1 .2 Material .1 Probe and Cable Material: .1 .2 .3 .2 RED, Munsell 7.5 R 1/14 Couplings Material: .1 Polypropylene .2 UL94 V-0 Technical .1 Voltage Output: .1 .2 .3 NOT USED Not Used ± 0.2% of reading Working Voltage: .1 PART 3 - EXECUTION ± 1% of reading (@ 25°C, 50 Hz) Linearity (10% to 100% of range): .1 .5 6000 A AC RMS Accuracy: .1 .4 (@1000 ARMS, 50 Hz) 11 mV Current Range: .1 End of Section TPE rubber reinforced insulation UL94 V-0 Color: .1 .1 80-600V Rogowski Coils .1 3.1 23.0 × 9.0 × 4.0 cm (9.0” × 3.5” ×1.5”) 1000 V AC RMS or DC (head) 30V max. 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