Topic:"Residential Programs" in M12857

Matter: NSPI DRO Appeal - Billing Issues - Brad Neville

2 passages 2 documents

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N-3Appellant's Evidence Redacted 1 passage

October 2025 p. pp. 1-2

October 2025 376 hrs Runtime Breakdown Heat Pump + Electric Heat 25 hrs Heat Pump 39 hrs Cooling 22 hrs Fan 291 hrs How Hard Did The System Work HP Demand 9% Electric Heat Demand 3% Cool Demand 20/ 3% Fan Demand 200/ 39% Away Mode Away M o...

AI summary The document provides a runtime breakdown of a heating, cooling, and fan system, showing that the fan accounts for the majority of runtime at 291 hours. It also includes system demand percentages and average indoor temperatures, with the fan demand at 39% and an average temperature of 67°F.

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N-6Appellant's Supplemental Evidence Submission - Redacted 1 passage

Section 11 p. p. 2

TIP #2: With smart away mode, your system automatically enters and exits away mode by using the location services of your smart phone. It even works for multiple users in the home!

AI summary The text discusses a feature of smart thermostats called 'smart away mode,' which uses smartphone location services to automatically enter and exit away mode, even for multiple users in a home.

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