Dual tariff feature

Functions used for managing dual tariff periods. More...

Classes
class	_rg_OffsetForce< N, OffPeakDuration >
	Template class for Load-Overriding. More...

Functions
uint16_t	getDualTariffForcingBitmask (const int16_t currentTemperature_x100)
	Calculates the dual tariff forcing bitmask based on current conditions.
void	printDualTariffConfiguration ()
	Print the settings for off-peak period.

Detailed Description

Functions used for managing dual tariff periods.

This group includes functions that detect and handle changes between off-peak and on-peak tariff periods. It adjusts load priorities and diversion strategies based on the current tariff state. Features like forced load operation during off-peak periods are also supported.

Note

The dual tariff feature helps optimize energy usage and cost savings by prioritizing energy diversion during off-peak periods.

Function Documentation

getDualTariffForcingBitmask()

uint16_t getDualTariffForcingBitmask

(

const int16_t

currentTemperature_x100

)

Calculates the dual tariff forcing bitmask based on current conditions.

This function determines which loads should be forced ON during off-peak periods based on elapsed time since off-peak start, configured time windows, and temperature conditions.

Parameters

currentTemperature_x100

Current temperature multiplied by 100.

Returns

Bitmask of loads that should be forced ON due to dual tariff conditions, 0 if none.

• Only applies during off-peak periods (both pins must be LOW).
• Each load has its own time window defined in rg_OffsetForce.
• Temperature must be at or below the threshold for forcing to activate.
• Uses static variables to track dual tariff pin state changes.

Definition at line 65 of file main.cpp.

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printDualTariffConfiguration()

void printDualTariffConfiguration ( )

inline

Print the settings for off-peak period.

Definition at line 71 of file dualtariff.h.

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