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1 ENERGY STAR Qualified Homes HVAC SYSTEM QUALITY INSTALLATION RATER CHECKLIST 1 For Version 3 Part 2 of HVAC Quality Installation PRESENTED BY: Rocky Mountain Power wattsmart New Homes Program & Questar Gas ThermWise Builder Program
2 ENERGY STAR QUALIFIED HOMES HVAC SYSTEM QUALITY INSTALLATION RATER CHECKLIST TABLE OF CONTENTS Section 1. Review of HVAC System Quality Installation Contractor Checklist 2 Section 2. Duct Quality Installation - Applies to All Heating, Cooling, Ventilation, Exhaust, and Pressure Balancing Ducts Section 3. Duct Insulation - Applies to All Heating, Cooling, Supply Ventilation, and Pressure Balancing Ducts 12
3 ENERGY STAR QUALIFIED HOMES HVAC SYSTEM QUALITY INSTALLATION RATER CHECKLIST TABLE OF CONTENTS Section 4. Duct Leakage - Applies to All Heating, Cooling, and Balanced Ventilation Ducts Section 5. Whole-building Delivered Ventilation Section 6. Controls Section 7. Ventilation Air Inlets & Ventilation Source
4 ENERGY STAR QUALIFIED HOMES HVAC SYSTEM QUALITY INSTALLATION RATER CHECKLIST TABLE OF CONTENTS Section 8. Local Mechanical Exhaust Section 9. Ventilation & Exhaust Fan Ratings (Exemptions for HVAC and Remote- Mounted Fans) 30 Section 10. Combustion Appliances Section 11. Filtration
5 ENERGY STAR QUALIFIED HOMES HVAC SYSTEM QUALITY INSTALLATION RATER CHECKLIST SECTION 1. REVIEW OF HVAC SYSTEM QUALITY INSTALLATION CONTRACTOR CHECKLIST HVAC System Quality Installation Contractor checklist completed in its entirety and collected for records, along with documentation on ventilation system (1.3), full load calculations (2.18), AHRI certificate (3.15), and balancing report (10.2).
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8 ENERGY STAR QUALIFIED HOMES HVAC SYSTEM QUALITY INSTALLATION RATER CHECKLIST SECTION 1. REVIEW OF HVAC SYSTEM QUALITY INSTALLATION CONTRACTOR CHECKLIST 1.2 Review the following parameters related to system cooling design, selection, and installation from the HVAC Contractor checklist (Contractor checklist item # indicated in parenthesis):
9 ENERGY STAR QUALIFIED HOMES HVAC SYSTEM QUALITY INSTALLATION RATER CHECKLIST SECTION 1. REVIEW OF HVAC SYSTEM QUALITY INSTALLATION CONTRACTOR CHECKLIST Review the following parameters related to system cooling design, selection, and installation from the HVAC Contractor checklist (Contractor checklist item # indicated in parenthesis): Outdoor design temperatures (2.4) are equal to the 1% and 99% ACCA Manual J design temperatures for contractor-designated design location 4
10 ENERGY STAR QUALIFIED HOMES HVAC SYSTEM QUALITY INSTALLATION RATER CHECKLIST SECTION 1. REVIEW OF HVAC SYSTEM QUALITY INSTALLATION CONTRACTOR CHECKLIST Home orientation (2.5) matches orientation of rated home Number of Occupants (2.6) equals number of occupants in rated home Conditioned floor area (2.7) is within ±10% of conditioned floor area of rated home Window area (2.8) is within ±10% of calculated window area of rated home Predominant window SHGC (2.9) is within 0.1 of predominant value in rated home 6
11 ENERGY STAR QUALIFIED HOMES HVAC SYSTEM QUALITY INSTALLATION RATER CHECKLIST SECTION 1. REVIEW OF HVAC SYSTEM QUALITY INSTALLATION CONTRACTOR CHECKLIST Listed latent cooling capacity (3.10) exceeds design latent heat gain (2.12) Listed sensible cooling capacity (3.11) exceeds design sensible heat gain (2.13) Listed total cooling capacity (3.12) is % (or % for Heat Pumps in Climate Zones 4-8) of design total heat gain (2.14), or next nominal size HVAC manufacturer and model numbers on installed equipment, contractor checklist (3.1, 3.3, 5.1), and AHRI certificate or OEM catalog data all match 8
12 ENERGY STAR QUALIFIED HOMES HVAC SYSTEM QUALITY INSTALLATION RATER CHECKLIST SECTION 1. REVIEW OF HVAC SYSTEM QUALITY INSTALLATION CONTRACTOR CHECKLIST Using reported liquid line (6.3) or suction line (6.5) pressure, corresponding temp. (as determined using pressure/temperature chart for refrigerant type) matches reported condenser (7.1) or evaporator (7.5) saturation temperature (+/- 3 degrees) Calculated subcooling (7.1 minus 6.4) or superheat (6.6 minus 7.5) value equals reported target subcooling (7.3) or superheat (7.7) temperature 9
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15 ENERGY STAR QUALIFIED HOMES HVAC SYSTEM QUALITY INSTALLATION RATER CHECKLIST SECTION 1. REVIEW OF HVAC SYSTEM QUALITY INSTALLATION CONTRACTOR CHECKLIST Rater-verified supply & return duct static pressure<110% of contractor values (9.3, 9.4)
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17 ENERGY STAR QUALIFIED HOMES HVAC SYSTEM QUALITY INSTALLATION RATER CHECKLIST SECTION 2. DUCT QUALITY INSTALLATION - Applies to All Heating, Cooling, Ventilation, Exhaust, and Pressure Balancing Ducts 2.1 Connections and routing of ductwork completed without kinks or sharp bends No excessive coiled or looped flexible ductwork Flexible ducts in unconditioned space not installed in cavities smaller than outer duct diameter; in conditioned space not installed in cavities smaller than inner duct diameter 2.4 Flexible ducts supported at intervals as recommended by mfr. but at a distance < 5 ft.
18 ENERGY STAR QUALIFIED HOMES HVAC SYSTEM QUALITY INSTALLATION RATER CHECKLIST SECTION 2. DUCT QUALITY INSTALLATION - Applies to All Heating, Cooling, Ventilation, Exhaust, and Pressure Balancing Ducts 2.5 Building cavities not used as supply or return ducts unless they meet items 3.2, 3.3, 4.1, and 4.2 of this checklist. 2.6 HVAC ducts, cavities used as ducts, and combustion inlets and outlets may pass perpendicularly through exterior walls but shall not be run within exterior walls unless at least R-6 continuous insulation is provided on exterior side of the cavity, along with an interior and exterior air barrier where required by the Thermal Enclosure System Rater Checklist.
19 ENERGY STAR QUALIFIED HOMES HVAC SYSTEM QUALITY INSTALLATION RATER CHECKLIST SECTION 2. DUCT QUALITY INSTALLATION 2.7 Quantity & location of supply and return duct terminals match contractor balancing report. 2.8 Bedrooms pressure-balanced using any combination of transfer grills, jump ducts, dedicated return ducts, and/or undercut doors to either: a) provide 1 sq. in. of free area opening per 1 CFM of supply air, as reported on the contractor-provided balancing report; or
20 ENERGY STAR QUALIFIED HOMES HVAC SYSTEM QUALITY INSTALLATION RATER CHECKLIST SECTION 2. DUCT QUALITY INSTALLATION b) achieve a Rater-measured pressure differential < 3 Pa (0.012 in. w.c.) with respect to the main body of the house when bedroom doors are closed and the air handler is operating. 12,13
21 ENERGY STAR QUALIFIED HOMES HVAC SYSTEM QUALITY INSTALLATION RATER CHECKLIST SECTION 2. DUCT QUALITY INSTALLATION 2.1 Connections and routing of ductwork completed without kinks or sharp bends. 10
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23 2.1 Connections and routing of ductwork completed without kinks or sharp bends. 9 A Duct is kinked in cavity. Duct is run straight and supported properly.
24 2.1 Connections and routing of ductwork completed without kinks or sharp bends. 9 B Ducks crammed into cavity, kinked and sharply bent. Ducts are run straight and supported properly.
25 2.1 Connections and routing of ductwork completed without kinks or sharp bends. 9 C Excessive length of duct installed causing sharp bends. Fan housing was oriented in the correct direction to allow proper exhaust duct installation.
26 ENERGY STAR QUALIFIED HOMES HVAC SYSTEM QUALITY INSTALLATION RATER CHECKLIST SECTION 2. DUCT QUALITY INSTALLATION 2.2 No excessive coiled or looped flexible ductwork. 11
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28 2.2 No excessive coiled or looped flexible ductwork. 11 A Excessive length of duct installed. Duct is run straight and supported properly.
29 2.2 No excessive coiled or looped flexible ductwork. 11 B No mechanical damper installed. Mechanical damper installed.
30 2.2 No excessive coiled or looped flexible ductwork. 11 C Excessive length of duct installed causing sharp bends. Fan housing was oriented in the correct direction to allow proper exhaust duct installation.
31 ENERGY STAR QUALIFIED HOMES HVAC SYSTEM QUALITY INSTALLATION RATER CHECKLIST SECTION 2. DUCT QUALITY INSTALLATION 2.3 Flexible ducts in unconditioned space not installed in cavities smaller than outer duct diameter; in conditioned space not installed in cavities smaller than inner duct diameter
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33 2.3 Flexible ducts in unconditioned space not installed in cavities smaller than outer duct diameter; in conditioned space not installed in cavities smaller than inner duct diameter A Duct is compressed. Framing allowed ductwork to be properly installed without compression.
34 2.3 Flexible ducts in unconditioned space not installed in cavities smaller than outer duct diameter; in conditioned space not installed in cavities smaller than inner duct diameter A Recessed can light is compressing ductwork. Ducts properly installed without compression and appropriately supported.
35 2.3 Flexible ducts in unconditioned space not installed in cavities smaller than outer duct diameter; in conditioned space not installed in cavities smaller than inner duct diameter A Duct is compressed. Ducts properly installed without compression and appropriately supported.
36 ENERGY STAR QUALIFIED HOMES HVAC SYSTEM QUALITY INSTALLATION RATER CHECKLIST SECTION 2. DUCT QUALITY INSTALLATION 2.4 Flexible ducts supported at intervals as recommended by mfr. but at a distance 5 ft.
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38 2.4 Flexible ducts supported at intervals as recommended by mfr. but at a distance 5 ft. A Duct sagging because supports not installed at regular intervals. Ducts well supported.
39 2.4 Flexible ducts supported at intervals as recommended by mfr. but at a distance 5 ft. C Metal strap is too small and is compressing duct. Ducts well supported.
40 2.4 Flexible ducts supported at intervals as recommended by mfr. but at a distance 5 ft. C Straps are spaced too far apart causing the straps to compress the duct under its own weight. Ducts well supported by framing and straps as needed.
41 2.4 Flexible ducts supported at intervals as recommended by mfr. but at a distance 5 ft. C Metal strap is too small and is compressing duct. Ducts well supported.
42 ENERGY STAR QUALIFIED HOMES HVAC SYSTEM QUALITY INSTALLATION RATER CHECKLIST SECTION 2. DUCT QUALITY INSTALLATION 2.5 Building cavities not used as supply or return ducts unless they meet items 3.2, 3.3, 4.1, and 4.2 of this checklist.
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44 2.5 Building cavities not used as supply or return ducts unless they meet items 3.2, 3.3, 4.1, and 4.2 of this checklist. B Cavity used for return is not insulated and is not air sealed, which will pull in air from outside. Cavity used for duct has been lined with rigid insulation and is ready to be air sealed.
45 2.5 Building cavities not used as supply or return ducts unless they meet items 3.2, 3.3, 4.1, and 4.2 of this checklist. D Cavity was not air sealed. Cavity has been air sealed with mastic.
46 ENERGY STAR QUALIFIED HOMES HVAC SYSTEM QUALITY INSTALLATION RATER CHECKLIST SECTION 2. DUCT QUALITY INSTALLATION 2.6 HVAC ducts, cavities used as ducts, and combustion inlets and outlets may pass perpendicularly through exterior walls but shall not be run within exterior walls unless at least R-6 continuous insulation is provided on exterior side of the cavity, along with an interior and exterior air barrier where required by the Thermal Enclosure System Rater Checklist.
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48 2.6 HVAC ducts, cavities used as ducts, and combustion inlets and outlets may pass perpendicularly through exterior walls but shall not be run within exterior walls unless at least R-6 continuous insulation is provided on exterior side of the cavity, along with an interior and exterior air barrier where required by the Thermal Enclosure System Rater Checklist. A Inadequate amount of insulation installed with compression, misalignment, and voids. GOOD PIC OF PROPERLY INSTALLED INSULATION IN BUILDING CAVITY USED AS A DUCT
49 2.6 HVAC ducts, cavities used as ducts, and combustion inlets and outlets may pass perpendicularly through exterior walls but shall not be run within exterior walls unless at least R-6 continuous insulation is provided on exterior side of the cavity, along with an interior and exterior air barrier where required by the Thermal Enclosure System Rater Checklist. C No insulation installed in cavity and not air sealed.. GOOD PIC OF PROPERLY SEALED BUILDING CAVITY USED AS A DUCT
50 ENERGY STAR QUALIFIED HOMES HVAC SYSTEM QUALITY INSTALLATION RATER CHECKLIST SECTION 2. DUCT QUALITY INSTALLATION 2.7 Quantity & location of supply and return duct terminals match contractor balancing report.
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52 2.8a Bedroom pressure-balanced by providing 1 sq. in. of free area opening per 1CFM of supply air, as reported on the contractor-provided balancing report A Grill and duct size based on calculated requirements for net free area.
53 2.8a Bedroom pressure-balanced by providing 1 sq. in. of free area opening per 1CFM of supply air, as reported on the contractor-provided balancing report B Transfer grill not sealed. Transfer grill sealed with mastic.
54 2.8a Bedroom pressure-balanced by providing 1 sq. in. of free area opening per 1CFM of supply air, as reported on the contractor-provided balancing report C Duct to boot connection of jump duct not fastened and sealed. Duct to boot connection of jump duct is properly sealed with mastic.
55 2.8a Bedroom pressure-balanced by providing 1 sq. in. of free area opening per 1CFM of supply air, as reported on the contractor-provided balancing report D Door is not undercut therefore not contributing to pressure balancing. Door has been undercut to allow for specified amount of air flow therefore contributing to pressure balancing.
56 ENERGY STAR QUALIFIED HOMES HVAC SYSTEM QUALITY INSTALLATION RATER CHECKLIST SECTION 2. DUCT QUALITY INSTALLATION 2.8 Bedrooms pressure-balanced using any combination of transfer grills, jump ducts, dedicated return ducts, and/or undercut doors to either: b) achieve a Rater-measured pressure differential 3 Pa (0.012 in. w.c.) with respect to the main body of the house when bedroom doors are closed and the air handler is operating. 12,13
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58 2.8b Bedrooms achieve a Rater-measured pressure differential 3 Pa (0.012 in. w.c.) with respect to the main body of the house when bedroom doors are closed and the air handler is operating. 12,13 A Return has not been sealed. Return duct has been properly sealed with mastic.
59 2.8b Bedrooms achieve a Rater-measured pressure differential 3 Pa (0.012 in. w.c.) with respect to the main body of the house when bedroom doors are closed and the air handler is operating. 12,13 B Return box has not been sealed. Return box has been properly sealed with mastic.
60 ENERGY STAR QUALIFIED HOMES HVAC SYSTEM QUALITY INSTALLATION RATER CHECKLIST SECTION 3. DUCT INSULATION : Applies to All Heating, Cooling, Supply Ventilation, and Pressure Balancing Ducts All connections to trunk ducts in unconditioned space are insulated. 3.2 Prescriptive Path: Supply ducts in unconditioned attic have insulation > R-8. Performance Path: Supply ducts in unconditioned attic have insulation > R All other supply ducts and all return ducts in unconditioned space have insulation > R-6.
61 ENERGY STAR QUALIFIED HOMES HVAC SYSTEM QUALITY INSTALLATION RATER CHECKLIST SECTION 3. DUCT INSULATION 3.1 All connections to trunk ducts in unconditioned space are insulated.
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63 3.1 All connections to trunk ducts in unconditioned space are insulated. A Trunk to duct connections are only mechanically fastened and not sealed. Trunk to duct connections are properly insulated and have been sealed with mastic.
64 3.1 All connections to trunk ducts in unconditioned space are insulated. A Ductwork is uninsulated and not sealed at seams. Seams are being properly sealed with mastic and mesh tape.
65 3.1 All connections to trunk ducts in unconditioned space are insulated. B Boot is uninsulated. Duct insulation is installed over boot.
66 3.1 All connections to trunk ducts in unconditioned space are insulated. C Insulation does not cover boot and is not sealed. Boot has been covered with insulation and sealed with mastic.
67 ENERGY STAR QUALIFIED HOMES HVAC SYSTEM QUALITY INSTALLATION RATER CHECKLIST SECTION 3. DUCT INSULATION 3.2 Prescriptive Path: Supply ducts in unconditioned attic have insulation R-8. Performance Path: Supply ducts in unconditioned attic have insulation R-6.
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69 3.2-3 Prescriptive Path: Supply ducts in unconditioned attic have insulation R-8. Performance Path: Supply ducts in unconditioned attic have insulation R-6. A Duct is located in unconditioned space and is not insulated. Duct is located in unconditioned space and is properly insulated.
70 3.2-3 Prescriptive Path: Supply ducts in unconditioned attic have insulation R-8. Performance Path: Supply ducts in unconditioned attic have insulation R-6. B Duct is insulated but strapping is compressing the insulation therefore reducing the R-value. Ducts are properly insulated and supported without compressing the insulation.
71 ENERGY STAR QUALIFIED HOMES HVAC SYSTEM QUALITY INSTALLATION RATER CHECKLIST SECTION 4. DUCT LEAKAGE 4.1 Total Rater-measured duct leakage < 8 CFM25 per 100 sq. ft. of conditioned floor area 15, Rater -measured duct leakage to outdoors < 4 CFM25 per 100 sq. ft. of conditioned floor area. 15, 16, Duct boots sealed to floor, wall, or ceiling using caulk, foam, mastic tape, or mastic paste.
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73 4.1-2 Total Rater-measured duct leakage 6 CFM25 per 100 sq. ft. of conditioned floor area 15,16 Rater -measured duct leakage to outdoors 4 CFM25 per 100 sq. ft. of conditioned floor area. 15, 16, 17 A Connection in place but not sealed. Mechanically fastened and sealed.
74 4.1-2 Total Rater-measured duct leakage 6 CFM25 per 100 sq. ft. of conditioned floor area 15,16 Rater -measured duct leakage to outdoors 4 CFM25 per 100 sq. ft. of conditioned floor area. 15, 16, 17 B Insulation does not cover boot and is not sealed. Duct insulation is installed over boot.
75 4.1-2 Total Rater-measured duct leakage 6 CFM25 per 100 sq. ft. of conditioned floor area 15,16 Rater -measured duct leakage to outdoors 4 CFM25 per 100 sq. ft. of conditioned floor area. 15, 16, 17 C Insulation does not cover boot and is not sealed. Boot has been covered with insulation and sealed with mastic.
76 ENERGY STAR QUALIFIED HOMES HVAC SYSTEM QUALITY INSTALLATION RATER CHECKLIST SECTION 4. DUCT LEAKAGE 4.3 Duct boots sealed to floor, wall, or ceiling using caulk, foam, mastic tape, or mastic paste.
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78 4.3 Duct boots sealed to floor, wall, or ceiling using caulk, foam, mastic tape, or mastic paste. A Boot to floor connection not sealed. Boot to floor connection sealed.
79 4.3 Duct boots sealed to floor, wall, or ceiling using caulk, foam, mastic tape, or mastic paste. A Boot to drywall connection not sealed. Boot to drywall connection sealed.
80 ENERGY STAR QUALIFIED HOMES HVAC SYSTEM QUALITY INSTALLATION RATER CHECKLIST SECTION 5. WHOLE-BUILDING DELIVERED VENTILATION 5.1 Rater-measured ventilation rate is within % of HVAC contractor design value (2.11). 18 THIS IS TO BE COVERED IN NEXT TRAINING
81 ENERGY STAR QUALIFIED HOMES HVAC SYSTEM QUALITY INSTALLATION RATER CHECKLIST SECTION 6. CONTROLS 6.1 Air flow is produced when central HVAC fan is energized (set thermostat to fan ). 6.2 Cool air flow is produced when the cooling cycle is energized (set thermostat to cool ). 19, Heated air flow is produced when the heating cycle is energized (set thermostat to heat ) Continuously-operating ventilation & exhaust fans include readily accessible override controls.
82 ENERGY STAR QUALIFIED HOMES HVAC SYSTEM QUALITY INSTALLATION RATER CHECKLIST SECTION 6. CONTROLS 6.5 Function of ventilation controls is obvious (e.g., bathroom exhaust fan) or, if not, controls have been labeled.
83 ENERGY STAR QUALIFIED HOMES HVAC SYSTEM QUALITY INSTALLATION RATER CHECKLIST SECTION 6. CONTROLS 6.1 Air flow is produced when central HVAC fan is energized (set thermostat to fan ). 6.2 Cool air flow is produced when the cooling cycle is energized (set thermostat to cool ). 19, Heated air flow is produced when the heating cycle is energized (set thermostat to heat ). 19
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85 ENERGY STAR QUALIFIED HOMES HVAC SYSTEM QUALITY INSTALLATION RATER CHECKLIST SECTION 6. VENTILATION CONTROLS 6.4 Continuously-operating ventilation & exhaust fans include readily accessible override controls.
86 ENERGY STAR QUALIFIED HOMES HVAC SYSTEM QUALITY INSTALLATION RATER CHECKLIST SECTION 6. VENTILATION CONTROLS 6.5 Function of ventilation controls is obvious (e.g., bathroom exhaust fan) or, if not, controls have been labeled.
87 ENERGY STAR QUALIFIED HOMES HVAC SYSTEM QUALITY INSTALLATION RATER CHECKLIST SECTION 7. AIR INLETS & VENTILATION SOURCE COVERED IN FUTURE TRAINING
88 ENERGY STAR QUALIFIED HOMES HVAC SYSTEM QUALITY INSTALLATION RATER CHECKLIST SECTION 8. LOCAL MECHANICAL EXHAUST COVERED IN FUTURE TRAINING
89 ENERGY STAR QUALIFIED HOMES HVAC SYSTEM QUALITY INSTALLATION RATER CHECKLIST SECTION 9. VENTILATION & EXHAUST FAN RATINGS (EXEMPTIONS FOR HVAC AND REMOTE-MOUNTED FANS) 30 COVERED IN FUTURE TRAINING
90 ENERGY STAR QUALIFIED HOMES HVAC SYSTEM QUALITY INSTALLATION RATER CHECKLIST SECTION 10. COMBUSTION APPLIANCES COVERED IN FUTURE TRAINING
91 ENERGY STAR QUALIFIED HOMES HVAC SYSTEM QUALITY INSTALLATION RATER CHECKLIST SECTION 11. FILTRATION 11.1 At least one MERV 6 or higher filter installed in each ducted mechanical system All return air and mechanically supplied outdoor air pass through filter prior to conditioning Filter located and installed so as to facilitate access and regular service by the owner Filter access panel includes gasket or comparable sealing mechanism and fits snugly against the exposed edge of filter when closed to prevent bypass. 39
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93 At least one MERV 6 or higher filter installed in each ducted mechanical system. 37 A The installed filter is not a MERV 6 filter. The installed filter is at least a MERV 6 filter.
94 At least one MERV 6 or higher filter installed in each ducted mechanical system. 37 B BAD PIC OF INCORRECT FILTER FOR SYSTEM INSTALLED HVAC HOMEOWNER MANUAL SHOWING WHICH FILTER SHOULD BE INSTALLED OR PROPER FILTER INSTALLED
95 All return air and mechanically supplied outdoor air pass through filter prior to conditioning. C There is no filter installed in the HVAC system. GOOD PIC OF MERV 6 OR HIGHER FILTER INSTALLED.
96 All return air and mechanically supplied outdoor air pass through filter prior to conditioning. D There is no filter installed to filter the outdoor air. There is a filter installed to filter outdoor air.
97 Filter located and installed so as to facilitate access and regular service by the owner. 38 E BAD PIC OF FILTER LOCATION GOOD PIC OF ACCESSIBLE FILTER LOCATION WITH MERV 6 INSTALLED
98 Filter located and installed so as to facilitate access and regular service by the owner. 38 F The filter is installed in the crawlspace and is not easily accessible. GOOD PIC OF ACCESSIBLE FILTER LOCATION
99 Filter access panel includes gasket or comparable sealing mechanism and fits snugly against the exposed edge of filter when closed to prevent bypass. 39 G No gasket at filter location. GOOD PIC OF GASKET AT FILTER LOCATION
100 Additional Questions?
101 THANK YOU Dennis Gray Rocky Mountain Power wattsmart New Homes Program
102 wattsmart New Homes Program Contact Information Troy Preslar, Program Outreach Becky Robbins, Program Administrator
103 ThermWise Contact Information Bryan Taylor Single Family New Construction Craig Davis Builder Account Representative
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