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HOME AREA NETWORK DR ENABLED SMART APPLIANCES

Category:

Residential

Project Number:

DR10SDGE0004

Start Year:

2010

End Year:

2013

Markets Segments:

Residential

Project Type:

Demand Savings

Demonstration

Product Evaluation

Type of Technology:

Demand Response

Energy Conservation

Hot Water, Residential

Organization:

San Diego Gas and Electric (SDG&E - a Sempra utility)

Project Status:

Completed

Savings Type:

Home

This review investigates the demand response (DR) and control capability of a Home Area Network (HAN) technology with Smart Appliances. Secondly, it discusses energy savings potential, ease of installation, and user feedback on the technology. This review describes in detail the technology and its mass markey applicability in the context of the State of California.

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