Morning Warm Up
Morning Warm-up is an optional feature when heat is configured and can be Enabled or Disabled. Morning Warm-up is a mode often used during building unoccupied periods and optimal start applications to rapidly increase the space temperature, as efficiently as possible, before building occupancy. The outdoor air damper minimum position setpoint will be overridden to 0 percent, ventilation air is not provided during Morning Warm-up.
For Morning Warm-up to initiate on a transition from Unoccupied to Occupied, Space temperature control units must be in Heat, MaxHeat, Emergency Heat or Auto. Discharge air control units can also initiate Morning Warm Up on an Off to Occupied transition.
For all equipment types: On a transition from Unoccupied to Occupied or Occupied-Standby, and with a valid space temperature 1.5° F below the Morning Warm-up Setpoint, morning warm-up operation initiates. Heat Cool Mode Status reports Maximum Heat if the heat type requires full airflow and VAV Box Relay binary output will energize (see Maximum Heat for details). Otherwise, heat types that allow modulating airflow will report Morning Warm Up via Heat Cool Mode Status.
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The Symbio™ 700 operates in a discharge air control mode delivering heating capacity per Discharge Air Heating Setpoint Active; this provides flexibility when 100 percent heat capacity in not desired. Variable air volume discharge air control units will operate the supply fan per Duct Static Pressure Setpoint if the installed heat type allows; otherwise, the supply fan operates in a full airflow mode and Maximum Heat is reported via Heat Cool Mode Status. When 60 minutes expires or when space temperature equals or exceeds the Morning Warmup Setpoint, Morning Warm Up mode will terminate.
Morning Warm-up mode can also be commanded via Heat Cool Mode Request from a building automation system or external control. In this case, the unit remains in Morning Warm-up mode indefinitely until the commanded mode is removed or changed. When the space temperature exceeds the Morning Warm-up Setpoint, heating capacity is disabled but the supply fan operation continues to circulate air until the Morning Warm-up command is removed. Heat capacity will re-enable if space temperature falls 1.5°F below Morning Warm-up Setpoint.
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