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What does a status led mean on a ECW-GF controller?

Status LEDs indicate whether the digital display is showing the set point or actual temperature or if the controller is in an alarm state. The ECW-GF can be programmed to maintain temperatures up to 200°F (93°C), at voltages from 100 to 277 V, and is capable of switching current up to 30 amperes.

What temperature can the ECW-GF be programmed to maintain?

The ECW-GF can be programmed to maintain temperatures up to 200°F (93°C), at voltages from 100 to 277 V, and is capable of switching current up to 30 amperes. plished using the built-in digital display and push buttons. controller before the heating cable circuit power is provided. DP, is available.

Can intelligent energy management systems save energy?

Forecasts show that, over the next two decades, the world's electricity production is expected to increase by over 40 per cent and its demand by approximately 85 per cent (Newell and Raimi, 2020). This has prompted the researchers and vendors to develop various intelligent energy management systems (IEMSs) for saving energy.

What is Intelligent Energy Management?

Over the last few years, the term intelligent energy management, also called smart energy management, has emerged as a growing idea in the power systems literature. This is due to the rapid increase in energy consumption in today's applications, ranging from industrial to commercial (Nižetić et al., 2020).

Are context-aware-services a viable solution to energy disaggregation?

There are very few studies of context-aware-services in IEMSs reported in the literature. In recent study (Kaselimi et al., 2020), a context-aware deep learning model was proposed to address the problems of energy disaggregation.

Can context-aware systems be integrated with IoT applications for smart cities?

In Kamienski et al. (2018), a new context-aware framework was integrated with IoT applications for smart cities. The study covered various concepts of context modeling and tracking. The evolution and breakthrough in context-aware systems, such as middleware, was discussed in Almusaylim and Zaman (2019).