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Baseline systems exception: A system for the kitchen in all electricity heating source

if we have system 6 as The main system which has the electricity as the main heating source, we have an exception for the kitchen according to G3.1.1 b which state to use system 5 or 7 for the kitchens with airflow greater than 2400 L/S, but these systems have the gas as the main heating source, Do we simply change the source into electricity instead of gas using the same systems?

 

 

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Marcus Sheffer
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Mon, 05/20/2019 - 21:14

If it is an all electric building G3.1.1.d says to use electric resistance heat. So just substitute the source.

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