Load & DesignQuestion 11 of 110
In California, plans for new HVAC systems typically must demonstrate compliance with which energy standard?
a.The National Electrical Code
b.Title 24, Part 6 energy efficiency standards
c.The Uniform Plumbing Code
d.The Americans with Disabilities Act
Explanation
Title 24, Part 6 sets California's building energy efficiency standards, including HVAC equipment efficiency, duct sealing, and refrigerant charge verification. New and altered systems generally must show compliance through prescriptive or performance methods. Documentation is submitted with the permit application.
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