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| published Tuesday, December 22, 2009 |
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First introduced in the 2005 Title 24 and expanded for 2008,
Acceptance Testing is one of the core components of the Standards’
ongoing effort to optimize energy use in modern construction. It’s
intent is to address the importance of proper system installation, as
realized energy savings from advanced systems depend on them being
installed and operating properly.
This design brief summarizes the purpose and structure of Acceptance
Testing, outlining current requirements and terminology, highlighting
benefits, and recommending strategies to optimize its effectiveness in a
practical manner. This design brief is intended as a high-level overview
of the Acceptance Testing process, and we strongly encourage readers to
review the compliance manual and other documents referenced in this
design guide for detailed test procedures.
Download full design Brief (367 kB PDF file)
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