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NC-2009 IEQc1: Outdoor Air Delivery Monitoring
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Outdoor air delivery monitoring
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John McFarland
Director of OperationsWorkingBuildings, LLC
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May 26, 2014 - 2:46 pm
Hi Rodrigo,
No, a CO2 sensor in the return duct won't do you anything good either for earning the credit or for knowing whether you have properly ventilated the space.
For core & shell projects, you have to provide a building automation system that has the capacity for future tenants to add CO2 sensors in their densely occupied spaces. You also have to provide the direct outdoor airflow measurement and corresponding controls to monitor and alarm in the core & shell design (assuming that you are installing an HVAC system in the core & shell package).
Hope this helps,
John