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Level I EMC System: Multifunction Supervisory and Demand Controllers,tions, and 2) demand controllers which interface with numerous other devices and systems to limit electrical demand. These control devices are programmable due to the use of microprocessors, and are multifunction controls, providing functions of localized controls (e.g., remote start/stop, optimal s

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Level III Automation System Technology,l engineering function, similar to the concept of a Level II system, along with automatic control, energy monitoring, maintenance scheduling, information management, life safety and other functions which are made possible by a software-based logic system. The current state of the art in this technol

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Training the EMC System Staff,s success depends upon the attitudes of the personnel who will interact with it. It is essential that the staff assigned to operate the system become familiar with the hardware and operational format. Familiarity will minimize any threat that the system may present to the staff. Knowledge and unders

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