I would create a separate Electric Equipment Definition and a schedule for each one from the OpenStudio Loads tab. If you want to sub-meter these use the End-Use Subcategory field, which is not exposed in the OpenStudio app but can be set using the API. These will show up in the End Uses By Subcategory table in the EnergyPlus HTML results file. Here's an example using elevators.

# get model objects
objs = model.getElectricEquipments

# do stuff
objs.each do |obj|

    eed = obj.electricEquipmentDefinition
     if eed.name.to_s.include?('Elevators')

        puts eed
        obj.setEndUseSubcategory('Elevators')
        puts obj

    end

end

I would create a separate Electric Equipment Definition and a schedule for each one from the OpenStudio Loads tab. If you want to sub-meter these use the End-Use Subcategory field, which is not exposed in the OpenStudio app but can be set using the API. These will show up in the End Uses By Subcategory table in the EnergyPlus HTML results file. Here's an example using elevators.

# get model objects
objs = model.getElectricEquipments

# do stuff
objs.each do |obj|

    eed = obj.electricEquipmentDefinition
    if eed.name.to_s.include?('Elevators')

        puts eed
        obj.setEndUseSubcategory('Elevators')
        puts obj

    end

end

I would create a separate Electric Equipment Definition and a schedule for each one from the OpenStudio Loads tab. If you want to sub-meter these use the The ElectricEquipment End-Use Subcategory field, which field is not exposed in the OpenStudio app but app. However, it can be set using the API. Here's an example using elevators.

# get model objects
objs = model.getElectricEquipments

# do stuff
objs.each do |obj|

    eed = obj.electricEquipmentDefinition
    if eed.name.to_s.include?('Elevators')

        puts eed
        obj.setEndUseSubcategory('Elevators')
        puts obj

    end

end