Smart Appliance definition
Smart Appliance means a device or System (e.g. a smart fridge or a Consumer Access Device) that interfaces with the Smart Metering System that is used on any Consumer Premises other than:(a) any part of any Smart Metering System; and/or(b) any HHT or other device used by or on behalf of any DCC Service User on the Relevant Consumer Premises for maintenance of the Smart Metering System; "Consumer Access Device" or "CAD" means a Smart Appliance (or part of a Smart Appliance) that operates as a bridging device that will:(a) convert and transmit the information available via the HAN interface to other Smart Appliances; and/or(b) provide Consumers with the ability for remote communication/control of other Smart Appliances (including those that support demand sidemanagement, e.g. central heating thermostat);
Examples of Smart Appliance in a sentence
This may include but is not limited too: Switchboard upgrades –$500 to $2500 Installation of RCD (Safety) Switches –$100 - $300 per unit Raised Frames –$100 per panel Cathedral Ceiling / Excess Conduit works - $250 Multiple Storey Installations – $150 - $1000 depending on height requirements Meter Installation (if Required) –$150 - $1000 per unit Clip Lock Feet - $40 per panel Smart Clamp - $218 per unit Smart Appliance - $180 per unit All prices stated above are approximate and exclude GST.
To illustrate: Magnetek "Smart Appliance Modules" (▇▇▇▇) can control practically all of the functions of refrigerators, clothes washers, dryers and other consumer white goods.