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CALIFORNIA STATEWIDE UTILITIES CODES AND STANDARDS PROGRAM142013 UST Proposal● Realize there were legitimate consumer concernswith previous proposal● No more mandatory participation in emergency events● Allow for manual override● Added requirement to allow for physically disabling thecommunication component of the thermostat● Default demand response is 4°F setback, but can bedefined by the user● Participation in DR program/event is voluntaryUST Stakeholder Meeting - WebinarJune 1, 2011
CALIFORNIA STATEWIDE UTILITIES CODES AND STANDARDS PROGRAM15112(c)2 – Communication● 2008 PCT proposal●2. Communicating Capabilities. All PCTs shall be distributed with a nonremovableRadio Data System (RDS) communications device that is compatiblewith the default statewide DR communications system , which can be used byutilities to send price and emergency signals. PCTs shall be capable of receivingand responding to the signals indicating price and emergency events as follows.● 2013 UST Proposal●2. Upgradeable Capabilities. USTs shall not include onboard communicationdevices and shall have at least one industry standard expansion/communicationport which will allow for the installation of a removable communication module. Ifthe communication module is not present, the UST shall function as aprogrammable setback thermostat. When the communication module is installedby the occupant, the UST shall be capable of both receiving and responding todemand response (DR) signals including price and emergency signals sent bythe utility. USTs, with the communication module installed, shall be capable ofreceiving and responding to the DR signals as follows:UST Stakeholder Meeting - WebinarJune 1, 2011
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