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TEL: +44 (0)1825 748150 FAX: +44 (0)1825 748151
E-MAIL: SALES@EFFICIENTAIR.CO.UK
TEL: +44 (0)1825 748150 FAX: +44 (0)1825 748151
E-MAIL: SALES@EFFICIENTAIR.CO.UK
EFFICIENTAIR
TEL: +44 (0)1825 748150 FAX: +44 (0)1825 748151
E-MAIL: sales@efficientair.co.uk
HVAC ENERGY SAVING SOLUTIONS
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Efficient Air’s Consulting division has one of the largest teams of qualified energy assessors, accredited to carry out these inspections of Air Conditioning systems under the Energy Performance of Buildings Directive.
Efficient Air’s Managing Director Darren Bryant assisted the Chartered Institute of Building Services in preparing and testing CIBSE TM44 guide for the Inspection of Air Conditioning Systems and was a member of the Communities & Local Government Department EPBD implementation working group.
Efficient Air’s Director of Consulting was the UK’s first accredited Low Carbon Energy Assessor of Complex Air Conditioning Systems and now delivers the CIBSE TM44 training course on behalf of the Chartered Institute of Building Services.
Compliance with Air Conditioning Inspection legislation offers the opportunity to undertake a Compliance PLUS invasive survey identifying, measuring and quantifying energy savings of the complete heating ventilation and air conditioning system, see HVAC energy surveys for more details
AIR CONDITIONING INSPECTIONS
FAQ'S
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FAQ'S
"Do I need an Air Conditioning Inspection undertaken on my building ?"
Click on the link to download the Communities & Local Governments guide to Air Conditioning Inspections for Buildings
http://www.communities.gov.uk/publications/planningandbuilding/airconditioning
"How do I become a Low Carbon Energy Assessor of Complex Air Conditioning Systems ?"
http://www.cibsecertification.co.uk/consultants/how-to-become-a-cibse-energy-assessor/71
To See for yourself the value of energy savings identified at ELAND House following an AC Inspection by Efficient Air on the Department of Communities and Local Government HQ
CLICK HERE
Air Conditioning Inspections of systems with a rated output of 250 kW and greater became a legal requirement in England & Wales on January 4 2009, when the first inspection should have occurred to establish the current energy performance and provide advice and alternative solutions to improve the energy performance of the air conditioning systems.