If you are using the simple baseboard
model (ZoneBaseboard:OutdoorTemperatureControlled), then it acts like internal
gains and is not a thermostatically controlled heating system. This is for those
self-contained, free-standing heating appliances that don’t really control
zone temperature.
If you want good control then you have to
use actual HVAC equipment such as ZoneHVAC:Baseboard:Convective:Electric.
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Subject: [EnergyPlus_Support] Re:
How to Turn off a Baseboard:Convective:Water
Thanks. I will try that.
My problem is only to disable the heating equipment in the demand zone. I have
defined the thermostat to heating only below the 20ºC but the system still
heating the zone above that temperature.
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> Hello,
> I am not really sure what do you mean by turn off a baseboard heater but
in the availability schedule, the second field that you have to fill in that
object, you can construct a schedule that states when the baseboard will be
open or closed throughout the whole year. I hope this helps....
> Regards
> Tasos
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