How can this be a design credit yet you must document an installation date for equipment?
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NC-2009 EAp3: Fundamental Refrigerant Management
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Shillpa Singh
Senior Sustainability ManagerYR&G
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May 3, 2010 - 5:07 pm
Hi Alison, you are right this is a design credit and can be submitted during design phase. For ‘Installed’ date you can put an approximate date the air conditioning equipment will be installed. The field is useful for the review team to estimate available refrigerants at the time of installation. This credit covers all projects including major renovation that may have existing systems.
Thomas Boyd
MEP Construction ManagerTonn and Blank Construction, LLC
24 thumbs up
July 8, 2010 - 4:50 pm
My project team decided to commit to LEED certification under the NC rating system after our design was completed and scope was purchased. Can the construction team respond to the fundamental phase out requirements referenced in EAp3 (FYI-our MDF Liebert units were designed to use R22 and were purchased 1 year ago)?