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COOLINGFLOOR: Cooling Types

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The COOLINGFLOOR entity stores cooling types (floor). Floor/room-level cooling delivery methods categorised as room-based, row-based, rack-based, or liquid.

COOLINGFLOOR: Cooling Types

The COOLINGFLOOR entity stores cooling types (floor). Floor/room-level cooling delivery methods categorised as room-based, row-based, rack-based, or liquid.

Default definition. This article describes the default COOLINGFLOOR definition shipped with DemandFlow. Administrators can add, remove, rename, or re-type fields, change which ones are required, and alter the layout from the Definitions screen in Settings. Your tenant's current schema may differ from what is shown here. To read the current definition at any time, GET the DEFINITION object whose id matches COOLINGFLOOR.

Entity properties

PropertyValue
Entity codeCOOLINGFLOOR
Display nameCooling Types
PluralCooling Types (Floor)
Level250

Use cases

COOLINGFLOOR is a lookup entity referenced by FLOOR and ROOM (as coolingType) to classify the specific cooling delivery method at the space level. Beyond name and description, it includes a category field (room-based, row-based, rack-based, liquid-based, hybrid) and a typical efficiency rating.

Fields

Cooling Types

FieldTypeRequiredNotes
nametextYesName
categoryenumCategory. Valid ids: 1 (Room-based), 2 (Row-based), 3 (Rack-based), 4 (Liquid-based), 5 (Hybrid).
efficiencynumberTypical cooling efficiency rating
descriptiontext (multi-line)Description

Relationships

  • No declared relationships in the default definition.

Creating a Cooling Types via the API

POST /v1/objects
Authorization: Bearer <your-pat>
Content-Type: application/json

{
  "entity":   "COOLINGFLOOR",
  "level":    250,
  "comboKey": "SUB:<your-sub-id>|ENT:",
  "name":        "Example value",
  "description": "Example value"
}

Listing Cooling Types (Floor)

GET /v1/entities/COOLINGFLOOR/SUB

See also

coolingfloorcooling typescooling types (floor)cooling

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