What type of system is implemented for non-vital load shed conditions?

A dual-stage shed system is designed specifically to handle non-vital load shedding conditions effectively. In this system, there are typically two levels of load reduction implemented based on the operational requirements and the severity of the conditions.

The first stage generally targets a lower priority or non-essential load, allowing essential systems to continue operating. If the situation demands further reduction, the second stage activates, which can include more significant load drops and can affect additional non-vital systems. This structured approach provides flexibility in managing electricity, ensuring that critical infrastructure remains operational while also addressing the need for load shedding during peak demand or emergency situations.

This system is more efficient and controlled compared to other types, such as manual systems, which rely on human intervention and may be slower to act, or continuous systems that may not discriminate as clearly between vital and non-vital loads.