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대한건축학회 대한건축학회논문집 大韓建築學會論文集 第42卷 第6號(通卷 第452號)
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    Intelligent home systems are increasingly being implemented in multi-family housing to improve residential energy management, although empirical evidence on their cost-saving effects at the building scale remains limited. This study evaluates how different levels of technological sophistication, including home network systems (G1), intelligent home network systems (G2), and no home network system (G3), on energy-related housing management costs. Multiple regression analyses are conducted using heating, hot water, gas, electricity, and water costs as dependent variables. The results show differentiated effects across energy categories. G2 is associated with significant reductions in heating and gas costs, suggesting that automated monitoring and control functions improve energy efficiency. Hot water costs decrease in G1, reflecting the routine nature of hot water usage, which can be efficiently managed through basic home network functions. Electricity costs increase in both G1 and G2, likely due to behavioral variability, increased use of electronic appliances, and additional power demand from system operations and common-area facilities. These findings indicate that cost-saving effects vary by energy type and level of system automation. This highlights the need for intelligent home systems to incorporate adaptive and context-aware control mechanisms to achieve broader efficiency gains.

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