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Appendix T: Improvement measures The table defines the circumstances under which recommendations for improvements are made. For England & Wales and Scotland software tests for the relevance of improvement measures, and applies them where relevant, in the order shown in this table. Several heating measures apply when mains gas is not available. When mains gas is available they are substituted by a fuel switch recommendation (item T). Items Q2, J2, Z1, Z2, Z3 are alternative measures. They are shown on the EPC where relevant to the property; Q2 when there is a recommendation for cavity fill and the others when there is a recommendation to change or upgrade the heating system. For Northern Ireland the sequence is A to H, A2, A3, W, X, Y, I, T2, J to V (not alternative measures). In the case of new dwellings only items E, N, U and V are considered. dwelling is/ A Loft insulation Note. This is assumed to include insulation of the loft hatch. Pitched roof (slates or tiles), accessible loft, insulation at ceiling level, not thatched roof. Note: This does not include insulation of a room-in-roof A2 Flat roof insulation Flat roof, insulation as built or insulation thickness 50 mm <= 150 mm insulation or U-value entered by assessor >= 0.35 Flat roof insulation < 100 mm or flat roof U-value (entered or from RdSAP tables if as-built) > 0.4 A3 Roof room insulation Roof rooms Any part of roof rooms with less than 100 mm insulation or U > 0.5 B Cavity wall insulation Unfilled cavity wall (assessed as "as built" and not "unknown") Q Solid wall insulation Solid wall, stone or brick (assessed as "as built" and not "unknown") Wall U-value (as entered by assessor or assumed from RdSAP tables) > 0.6 Wall U-value (as entered by assessor or assumed from RdSAP tables) > 0.6 250 mm insulation. See Note 2 Flat roof U-value = 0.18 U-value of all elements of roof rooms with U > 0.5 have U = 0.25 Cavity filled wall. U-value from RdSAP tables according to age of wall. See Note 3 Internal or external wall insulation with U-value 0.3. See Note 7 T-1

dwelling is/ Q2 External insulation with cavity wall insulation (Alternative measure). W Floor insulation Below the building part there is: - ground, or - external air, or - unheated space and floor is as-built or has retro-fitted insulation (not unknown) C Hot water cylinder insulation Cylinder present and accessible. Cavity walls Cavity fill recommendation Wall U-value = 0.3 Floor as-built, age band A to J Ground floor with retro-fit insulation: - thickness 50 mm, or - specified U-value > 0.5 No cylinder insulation Factory-applied insulation <= 25 mm D Draught proofing Existing dwelling Less than 100% draught proofing of windows and doors E Low energy lights Include floor insulation of 150 mm (ground floor) or retro-fit insulation Change to 150 mm floor insulation 80 mm jacket Add 80 mm jacket. See Note 1a. Jacket < 80 mm Add additional jacket. See Note 1b. 100% draught proofing Existing dwelling LEL < 100% of fixed outlets LEL in all fixed outlets New dwelling LEL < 75% of fixed outlets LEL in all fixed outlets F Cylinder thermostat Cylinder present and accessible No cylinderstat (Note: cylinderstat is assumed for electric immersions) Cylinderstat T-2

dwelling is/ G H Heating controls for wet central heating system Heating controls for warm air system Main heating by boiler with radiators Main heating by boiler with underfloor heating Main heating by heat pump with radiators or underfloor heating Main heating by mains gas or LPG warm air, or by heat pump J Biomass boiler Independent solid fuel boiler (not biomass or dual fuel) K J2 Biomass room heater with boiler Biomass boiler (Alternative measure). Solid fuel open fire with or without boiler (not biomass or dual fuel) Solid fuel room heater with or without boiler (not biomass or dual fuel) Heating other than by solid fuel or community No controls Programmer only Roomstat only Programmer, single roomstat (no TRVs) TRVs (no roomstat or BEM), with or without programmer Programmer and at least two roomstats Less than time and temperature zone control Less than time and temperature zone control No control Programmer only Mains gas not available Mains gas not available Mains gas not available Roomstat, programmer and TRVs do. do. do. do. Time and temperature zone control Time and temperature zone control Time and temperature zone control Programmer and roomstat do. Manual feed biomass boiler in heated space (wood logs) with radiators. See Note 8. Wood pellet stove with radiators, summer immersion heater. See Note 8. Wood pellet stove with radiators, summer immersion heater. See Note 8. Heating system recommendation Wood logs boiler. See Note 8 T-3

dwelling is/ Z1 Z2 Z3 Air or ground source heat pump (Alternative measure). Air or ground source heat pump with underfloor heating (Alternative measure). Micro-CHP (Alternative measure). Heating other than by: - heat pump or - community or - wet underfloor system Heating other than by: - heat pump or - community and wet underfloor system and Z1 not applicable Heating other than by micro-chp or community I Upgrade boiler, same fuel Main heating by mains gas boiler (including range cooker boiler) or CPSU or by LPG or oil boiler (including range cooker boiler) and mains gas not available Note. Not applicable to liquid biofuels. R Condensing oil boiler Main heating by oil warm air S Change heating to condensing gas condensing boiler (no fuel switch) Main heating by mains gas fires Heating system recommendation Heating system recommendation Air source heat pump and radiators. See Note 9 Air source heat pump and underfloor heating. See Note 9 Heating system recommendation Heating by micro-chp. See Note 10 Boiler, not condensing, hot water Boiler, not condensing, no hot water Condensing regular boiler, same fuel as original. See Note 4 Condensing combi boiler, same fuel as original. See Note 4 CPSU, not condensing Condensing CPSU. See Note 5 Range cooker boiler, hot water Range cooker boiler, no hot water Mains gas not available, hot water Mains gas not available, no hot water Hot water No hot water Condensing regular boiler, same fuel as original. See Note 4 Condensing combi boiler, same fuel as original. See Note 4 Condensing regular oil boiler, radiators. See Note 4 Condensing combi oil boiler, radiators. See Note 4 Condensing regular mains gas boiler, radiators. See Note 4 Condensing combi mains gas boiler, radiators. See Note 4 T-4

dwelling is/ T Change heating to condensing gas condensing boiler (fuel switch) Main heating by: - solid mineral fuel boiler - LPG boiler (non-condensing) - oil boiler (non-condensing) - LPG fires - oil warm air - solid mineral fuel room heaters - oil room heaters - electric room heaters - electric ceiling heating Also if no space heating system present Main heating by: - electric storage heating - electric off-peak underfloor heating T2 Flue gas heat recovery New or replacement gas boiler recommended (I, S or T) Mains gas available, hot water Mains gas available, no hot water Mains gas available, hot water Mains gas available, no hot water Condensing regular mains gas boiler, radiators. See Note 4 Condensing combi mains gas boiler, radiators. See Note 4 Condensing regular mains gas boiler, radiators. Change electricity meter to single. See Note 4 Condensing combi mains gas boiler, radiators. Change electricity meter to single. See Note 4 Main heating by LPG CPSU Mains gas available Mains gas condensing CPSU Replacement boiler provides DHW Add FGHRS T-5

dwelling is/ L New or replacement storage heaters Main heating by storage heaters, Old (large volume) or Modern (slimline) Main heating by: - electric room heaters - electric ceiling heating Also if no space heating system present M Replacement warm-air unit Main heating by mains gas or LPG warm air Mains gas not available, and hotwater heating by cylinder with single immersion, or from solid-fuel secondary heater Mains gas not available, and any other hot water system Mains gas not available, and hotwater heating by cylinder with single immersion or from solid-fuel secondary heater or no hot water system present Mains gas not available, and any other hot water system Age before 1998 Fan-assisted storage heaters with automatic charge control, and dual immersion water heating, large cylinder with 50 mm factory-applied insulation Fan-assisted storage heaters with automatic charge control Fan-assisted storage heaters with automatic charge control, 7-hour offpeak tariff and dual immersion water heating, large cylinder with 50 mm factory-applied insulation Fan-assisted storage heaters with automatic charge control, 7-hour offpeak tariff New (non-condensing) warm-air unit, same fuel as original, on-off control, fan-assisted flue T-6

dwelling is/ N Solar water heating RdSAP assessment, house or bungalow, not thatched roof on main dwelling No solar panel Solar panel with parameters per Table S18. Increase a normal size cylinder to medium (see * below). SAP assessment, house or bungalow No solar panel Solar panel, 3 m² aperture area, evacuated tube with η=0.70, a 1 =1.80, facing South, pitch 30, modest overshading. Combined DHW cylinder at least 190 litres (see * below), solar part 75 litres; or if combi boiler, CPSU or instantaneous water heater, a separate solar pre-heat cylinder of 75 litres. All cases: * Cylinder change not applicable to water heating by combi boiler or CPSU or heat pump or micro-chp with integral DHW vessel or instantaneous water heater or community heating. In these cases add a separate solar cylinder of 75 litres. A replacement cylinder has the same insulation thickness or, if measured loss, a loss scaled by the volume and volume factors of the original and replacement cylinders. Y Waste water heat recovery Dwelling has a mixer shower and no WWHRS WWHRS not present Add WWHRS for each shower. O Double glazing Single glazed windows present Less than 80% of windows with multiple glazing If all windows measured, all single glazed windows replaced by double glazing with U = 1.5 and g = 0.63. Otherwise the windows with single glazing changed to double glazing with U = 1.5 and g = 0.63. T-7

dwelling is/ P Secondary glazing Single glazing present but assessor de-selected measure O. See Note 6 X Insulated doors House or bungalow U Photovoltaics or (Flat or maisonette) and (no corridor or more than one door) i.e. door directly to outside RdSAP assessment, house or bungalow, not thatched roof on main dwelling Less than 80% of windows with multiple glazing Door(s) directly to outside not insulated Photovoltaics less than 1.0 kwp If all windows measured apply secondary glazing to single glazed windows with U = 2.4 and g = 0.76. Otherwise the windows with single glazing changed to secondary glazing with U = 2.4 and g = 0.76. Change doors directly to outside to insulated doors with U = 1.5 Photovoltaics, 2.5 kwp (2.5 kwp in total, including any existing) SAP assessment, house or bungalow No photovoltaics Photovoltaics, 2.5 kwp, facing South, pitch 30, modest overshading, V Wind turbine House or bungalow No wind turbine 1 wind turbine, blade diameter 2.0 m, hub height 2.0 m Note 1a. SAP Table 2 is constructed on the basis that 80 mm jacket is equivalent to 25 mm factory-applied insulation. Therefore an additional 80 mm jacket can be implemented by increasing the existing insulation thickness by an additional 25 mm, to the nearest RdSAP thickness option for cylinders. Thus 12 mm improves to 38 mm, and 25 mm improves to 50 mm. Note 1b. 12 or 25 mm improves to 80 mm, and 38 or 50 mm improves to 120 mm. Note 2. Loft insulation is considered separately for main roof and extensions 1, 2, 3, 4 as applicable and applied to all accessible roofs with insulation <= 150 mm. On the EPC the total cost saving for the measure is shown without any mention of main, extension, etc. Note 3. Cavity wall insulation is considered separately for main wall, extensions 1, 2, 3, 4 and alternative walls as applicable and applied to all fillable walls. On the EPC the total cost saving for the measure is shown without any mention of main, extension", etc. When cavity fill is recommended the data collection includes whether there might T-8

be issues of cavity less than 50 mm, high exposure or difficulties of access. If any of those apply an addendum is included on the EPC saying that the issues should be investigated to establish the best treatment for the walls. Note 4. Controls are: - for radiator systems, programmer, roomstat and TRVs (or time and temperature zone control if already present), interlocked system, separate timing of space and water heating (if regular boiler); - for underfloor systems: time and temperature zone control. Also: - in the case of measure I, leave cylinder as it is (but with cylinderstat and improved insulation if applied earlier in the sequence) - in the case of measures R, S and T, if regular boiler, cylinder of normal size (no solar panel) or medium size (solar panel present) with 50 mm factory-applied insulation and cylinderstat - when there are two boilers, if main system 1 is being upgraded to a new boiler the new boiler does the water heating, unless main system 2 is also being upgraded to a new boiler (improvement I for both boilers) and the water heating was from main system 2 in that case water heating stays with main system 2. Note 5. Controls are programmer, roomstat and TRVs, interlocked system. Note 6. If 80% or less of the windows are single glazed, a recommendation should be made for double glazing of all single-glazed windows. If the assessor cancels this recommendation, a recommendation is made for secondary glazing for the single-glazed windows. The secondary glazing option appears only in these circumstances. Note 7. Solid wall insulation is considered for main wall, extensions 1, 2, 3 and 4 and alternative walls as applicable and applied to all applicable walls. Implemented by changing the wall insulation to solid wall insulation but leaving the building dimensions (in the reduced data set) the same. In the Energy Report the total figure for the measure is shown without any mention of "main", "extension", etc. This measure is not applied to system built walls or cob walls. Note 8. Heating controls are programmer, room thermostat and TRVs. Water cylinder unchanged. Note 9. Heating controls are programmer and room thermostat. Water cylinder is within the heat pump casing and replaces any existing one. Note 10. Heating controls are programmer, room thermostat and TRVs. Water cylinder unchanged. Heating upgrades An improvement to a heating system by adoption of any of the following measures: I, J, K, M, R, S, T is taken as extending the main heating system to the whole dwelling where that is not the case in the existing dwelling. Thus when implementing any of the above measures, the number of heated habitable rooms is to be set equal to the number of habitable rooms. This rule affects the results where there are unheated habitable rooms and no identified secondary heater. If there is an identified secondary heater, the secondary heater remains throughout the sequence of calculations of improvement measures. Also, in the case of measure T upgrading storage heaters to a condensing gas boiler, if the secondary heating has been given as portable electric heaters the secondary heating becomes none after the upgrade. In the case of measure T, if the existing heating is storage heaters or off-peak underfloor electric heating (401, 402, 404, 408, 421, 422) change the electric meter to single. T-9

Heating upgrades when there are two main systems In the case of measure I (upgrade boiler, CPSU or range cooker, same fuel) where both systems each use the same fuel, apply the improvement to both boilers as applicable (i.e. boiler is non-condensing) as a single step. If the result attains the SAP increase criterion make the recommendation on the EPC using the improvement text applicable to main system 1 if both boilers are being upgraded. In the case of any other combination of main heating systems, apply the improvement to system 1 only. This includes measure I where that is relevant to main system 1 but not main system 2, as well as consideration of measures J, K, M, R, S and T. Heating control upgrades when there are two main systems Apply the improvement to the controls on system 1 only, except apply improved controls to both boilers if both replaced. T-10