Electrical and Electronics 10, Electrical 20, 30, Electronics 20, A30, B30
ELEC13A
Module 13A: Residential and Commercial Automation A (Core)
Outcome
Investigate applications of residential and commercial automation systems.
Indicators
(a) | Outline the development of residential and commercial automation systems. |
(b) | Research current and evolving applications (e.g., smart appliances, security systems, lighting controls, HVAC monitoring and control and home entertainment) of residential and commercial automation. |
(c) | Identify the advantages and disadvantages of automation systems. |
(d) | Investigate how building automation systems work to maximize efficiency and simplify energy management. |
(e) | Explore the relationship between automation systems and the internet of things (IoT). |
(f) | Provide examples of different types of wiring (e.g., CAT 6/6A, HDMI, coaxial, fibre optic, audio cable, telephone, alarm and low voltage thermostat) used for automation applications. |
(g) | Discuss the need for additional wiring requirements (e.g., surge protection, equipment racks, deep-junction boxes and remote controls) to support automation systems. |
(h) | Identify the devices (e.g., Network Interface Device, modem, Wi-Fi hub, Wi-Fi booster and channel splitter) common to residential and commercial automation systems. |
(i) | Explore the use of wireless control (e.g., smart home hubs) in automation systems. |
(j) | Research privacy and security implications of automation systems. |
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