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From: "#SEK JUN-YANG#" <SEKJ0001@ntu.edu.sg>
Date: Wed, 13 Jan 2010 18:46:16 +0800
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Dear trnsys users,

I've simulated a conventional air condition system with 8 zones representing the floor area. I've split the 8 zones into 2 groups with different areas and attempted to use 2 thermostats, type 108, to control each group to obtain 2 different sets of results. However, when I link the building to type 108, I am only able to link one zone to the monitoring temperature. I would like to find out if it is possible to either seperate the 8 zones into 2 groups and controlled by 2 thermostats, or combine the total zones to be controlled by one thermostat. Any advice would be greatly appreciated

Best Regards,

Sek Jun-Yang

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