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Target values - fields
The following fields are available for target values:
Field
Description
Profile
Select the profile for which you are specifying these targets.
Measurement point field
Select the field for which you want to specify the limits.
You can select either of the following measurement point fields:
• Carbon dioxide (ppm)
• Humidity (%)
• Light intensity (lux)
• Noise (dB)
• Temperature (degrees)
• VOCs (ppb)
• Power level (kWh)
• Radon (pCi/L)
• PM2.5
• PM10
• Free measurement field 1-10
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For more information about these fields, see: Measurement point - fields.
Calculated values
In addition to the fields available on the measurement point, there are also fields that are calculated based on the readings from the measurement points. For these fields, it is also possible to specify limits by selecting one of the following fields:
• Active Occupancy
• Passive Occupancy
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For more information, see Active occupancy and Passive occupancy.
High
Specify the maximum acceptable value.
Low
Specify the minimum acceptable value.
Margin
Specify the margin for which the high or low value may deviate.
Weighting factor
Assigns a relative importance (weight) to an environmental variable when calculating the comfort score.
• Value range: 0–100
• Default value: 1
• Behavior:
◦ If the field is empty or set to 0, the variable is excluded from the comfort score calculation.
◦ The system calculates the percentage weight of each variable as (weight ÷ total weight) × 100.
◦ Each comfort score is multiplied by its weight percentage, and the weighted values are summed to produce the final comfort score.
Example: The following example demonstrates how weighting factors influence the comfort score:
Variable
Weighting Factor
Comfort Score
Weight %
Weighted Value
Temperature
100
100
(100 ÷ 175) × 100 = 57.14%
100 × 0.5714 = 57.14
Light
25
50
(25 ÷ 175) × 100 = 14.29%
50 × 0.1429 = 7.14
Humidity
50
50
(50 ÷ 175) × 100 = 28.57%
50 × 0.2857 = 14.29
Step-by-step calculation:
1. Total Weight: 100 + 25 + 50 = 175
2. Weight Percentages:
◦ Temperature = 57.14%
◦ Light = 14.29%
◦ Humidity = 28.57%
3. Weighted Values:
◦ Temperature = 100 × 57.14% = 57.14
◦ Light = 50 × 14.29% = 7.14
◦ Humidity = 50 × 28.57% = 14.29
4. Final Comfort Score: 57.14 + 7.14 + 14.29 = 78.57
Result: The overall comfort score is 78.57, with Temperature contributing most strongly to the final value due to its higher weighting factor.