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Do you require an Air Conditioning Inspection Report?
Building owners and managers who operate air-conditioning systems have statutory obligations under the Energy Performance of Buildings Directive (EPBD) to ensure that air conditioning inspections are conducted by qualified and accredited air-conditioning inspectors.
- First inspection of all existing systems over 250 kW cooling capacity must be completed by 4th January 2009.
- First inspection of all existing systems over 12 kW must be completed by 4th January 2011.
- New systems over 12 kW installed after January 2008 must be inspected within 5 years of being put into service.
The purpose of the Air Conditioning Inspection and ACI Report is to ensure that building owners and managers are given basic information regarding the efficiency of the air-conditioning systems they control, together with advice on how the energy efficiency of the system may be improved.
Air Conditioning Inspection Reports
dpac is a specialist Independent national provider of Air Conditioning Inspections to meet the emerging Energy Performance of Buildings Regulations. Our comprehensive service includes:
- National Network of Experienced Assessors
- Fully Accredited and Approved Personnel
- Full UK Coverage
- Independent Air Conditioning Inspection
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ACI Advisory reports contain:
Detailed inspection notes and an assessment of the overall performance of the air-conditioning system.
- Calculations to assess whether the system is adequately sized or oversized for purpose
- Recommendations for building owners which, if implemented, improve the efficiency and reduce the energy consumption (and CO2 emissions) of the system, resulting in reduced operating costs
- Alternative solutions to strategy, maintenance regimes and air-conditioning technologies