SFD (003661)52110 Avenida Martinez
003661
44-
P.O. BOX 1504 NO. 003661
Building 78-105 CALLE ESTADO
Address.. fi P3.otri r►ta9 LA QUINTA, CALIFORNIA 92253 r '
Owner
William J. 3erto2di BUILDING:, TYPE CONST. OCC: GRP.
Mailing
Address Rn Ont;A.P. Number
City Zip Tel.
1A 11-0 n9;14• Legal Description
Contractor Project Description
.Address..
City -.. Zip . Tela
State Lic. City
& Classif.. Lic. # Sq. Ft. No. No. Dw.
Arch., Engr:, ._- ..
Size 1527 Stories Units
.Designer New ❑ Add ❑ Alter ❑• Repair ❑ Demolition O'
Aab Jop- s
Address Tel.
U4- = - . Gar 511
City _ - Zip ` State ratio -•..109
14i. OUintit 92253 uc. #
LICENSED CONTRACTOR'S DECLARATION Pence . 180
I hereby affirm that I am licensed under.provisions of Chapter 9 (commencing with. Section.
7000) of Division 3 of the Business and Professions Code and my license ig in full force and
effect. // \
SIGNATURE t / 1 DATE
OWNER -BUILDER D LARATION
/, i
I hereby affirm that I am exempt from the 4ontraclor s License aw fEstimated Valuation
or the following, ,
reason: (Sec. 7031.5,Business and Professions )Code: Any city or. county which requires a ' - o .
permit. to construct, alter, improve, demolish, or epair any structure, prior to itslr issuance also
requires4he applicant for such permit to file a. si4ned statement that he is licen9ed pursuant to -PERMIT - AMOUNT
the provisions of the Contractor's License Law,CChhapter 9 (commencing with §(3ction 7000) of
Division 3 o the Business and Professions Code, or than he is exempt therefrom, and the basis
for the alleged exemption. Any violation of Section 7031.5 by 'any 'applicant for a permit Plan Chk. Dep.
subjects the applicant to a civil penalty of not more than five hundred dollars (8500). -
Q' I, as owner of the property, or my employees with wages as,their sole compensation, will Plan Chk. Bal. Cl 2 LA 4
•. do the work, and the structure is not intended or offered for sale. (Sec. 7044, Buisness and
Professions Code: The Contractor's License Law does not apply to -an owner of property who Const. ';2 _( s+-
builds or improves thereon and who does such•work himself or through his own employees, MBCh'
provided that' such improvements are not intended or offered for sale. If, however, the building' . '4 4 .. .
or improvement is sold within one year of completion, the owner -builder will have the burden • Electrical - '
of proving that he did not build or improve for the. purpose of sale.) - - - 7 0 _ ?? /
❑ I, as owner of the property, am exclusively contracting with licensed contractors to con- Plumbing - " nr }
struct the project. (Sec. 7044, Business and Professions Code: The Contractor's License Law
does not apply to an owner of property who builds or improves thereon, and. who contracts for S.M.I!-
such projects with a contractor(s) licensed pursuant to the Contractor's License Law.)
^
❑ I am exempt under Sec.. 8. & P.C. for this reason Grading
_ Driveway Enc. .
DateInfrastructure
WORKERS' COMPENSATION DECLARATION "
I hereby 'affirm that I have a certificate'of consent to self -insure, or a certificate of
Worker's Compensation Insurance, or a certified copy thereof. (Sec. 3800, Labor Code.) -
Policy No. Company
❑ Copy is filed with the city., ❑ Certified copy is.hereby furnished.
_ TOTAL 2_ra?ra AA
CERTIFICATE OF EXEMPTION FROM ` REMARKS
WORKERS' COMPENSATION INSURANCE
(This section need not be completed if the permit is for one hundred dollars (8100) -valuation 1f%An•J r4) 4A PDX") {>i`]•.., .51 1 t 7
or less.) ..
I certify that in the performance of the work for which this permit is issued, I shall not
employ any person in any manner so as to become subject to the Workers' Compensation '
Laws of California.
Date Owner
NOTICE TO APPLICANT: If, after making this Certificate of Exemption you should become ZONE: BY: '
subject to the Workers' Compensation provisions of the Labor Code, you must forthwith Minimum Setback Distances:
comply with such provisions or this permit shall be deemed revoked. - -
Front Setback from Center Line
CONSTRUCTION LENDING AGENCY
Ihereby affirm that there is a construction lending agency for the performance of the
work for which this permit is issued. (Sec. 3097, Civil Code.) .:
Lender's Name
Lender's Address
This is a building permit when properly filled out, signed and validated, and is subject to
expiration if work thereunder is suspended for 180 days.
I certify that, I have read this application and state that the above information is correct.
I agree to comply with all city and county ordinances and state laws relating to building
construction, and hereby authorize representatives -of this city to enter the 'above-
mentioned property for inspection purposes.
Signature of applicant Date
Mailing Address
City, State, Zip
HARD COPY
Rear Setback from Rear Prop. Line
Side Street Setback from Center Line
Side Setback from Property Line—
FINAL DATE
ineFINAL'DATE INSPECTOR
Issued.by:' Date Permit
Validated by:
Validation:
CONSTRUCTION ESTIMATE
NO. ELECTRICAL FEES
NO. PLUMBING FEES
1ST FL. SO. FT. ® $
2ND FL. SO. FT. ®
POR. SO. FT. ®
GAR. SO. FT. ®
CAR P. SO. FT.
WALL SO. FT. ®
SO. FT. ®
ESTIMATED CONSTRUCTION VALUATION $
U ITS
OBILEHOME VC.
OWER OUT ET
YARD SPKLR SYSTEM
BAR SINK
ROOF DRAINS
DRAINAGE PIPING
DRINKING FOUNTAIN
URINAL
WATER PIPING
NOTE: Not to be used as property tax valuation
ROUGH PLUMB.
FLOOR DRAIN
MECHANICAL FEES
HEATING (ROUGH)
WATER SOFTENER
VENT SYSTEM FAN EVAP.000L HOOD
SIGN
I WASHER(AUTO)(DISH)
APPLIANCE DRYER
DUCT WORK
GARBAGE DISPOSAL
FURNACE UNIT WALL FLOOR SUSPENDED
GAS (ROUGH)
LAUNDRY TRAY
AIR HANDLING UNIT CFM
HEATING (FINAL)
KITCHEN SINK
ABSORPTION SYSTEM. B.T.U.
TEMP USE PERMIT SVC
WATER CLOSET
COMPRESSOR HP
POLE, TEMIPERM
LAVATORY
HEATING SYSTEM FORCED GRAVITY
AMPERES SERV ENT
SHOWER
BOILER B.T.U.
SO. FT. ® c
BATH TUB
BOND BEAM
SO. FT. ® c
WATER HEATER
MAX. HEATER OUTPUT, B.T.U.
SO. FT. RESID ® 11/. c
SEWAGE DISPOSAL
LUMBER GR. FINAL INSP.
SO.FT.GAR ® 3/ac
HOUSE SEWER
y
2 - r1,L
/lYl
GAS PIPING
PERMIT FEE
PERMIT FEE
PERMIT FEE
DBL
TOTAL FEES
MICRO FEE
MECH.FEE PL.CK.FEE
CONST. FEE ELECT. FEE
SMI FEE PLUMB. FEE
STRUCTURE PLUMBING ELECTRICAL HEATING & AIR COND. SOLAR
SETBACK
k06FIOUND PLUMBING
,O 10
UNDERGROUND
A.C. UNIT
COLL. AREA
SLAB GRADE 3 Al y/ 8
ROUGH PLUMB.
BONDING
HEATING (ROUGH)
STORAGE TANK
FORMS
/,SEWER OR SEPTI
ROUGH WIRING
DUCT WORK
ROCK STORAGE
FOUND. REINF.
GAS (ROUGH)
METER LOOP
HEATING (FINAL)
OTHER APP.IEOUIP.
REINF. STEEL
GAS (FINAL)
TEMP. POLE
GROUT
WATER HEATER
SERVICE
FINAL INSP.
BOND BEAM
WATER SYSTEM
GRADING
cu. yd.
$ plus x$
_$
LUMBER GR. FINAL INSP.
/
FRAMING FINAL Z` FINAL INSP.
ROOFING 5 2 7
VENTILATION /
FIRE ZONE ROOFING
FIREPLACE
SPARK ARRESTOR
GAR. FIREWALL
LATHING
MESH
I LATIONISOUN — —
FINISH GRADING
FINAL INSPECTION 2 —
CERT. OCC.
FENCE FINAL
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REMARKS:
INWU;I UN'J WUNA 1 UMtSlIN1 I IAUk
GARDEN WALL FINAL
Desert Sands Unified School District
CERTIFICATION OF PAYMENT
OF CSA
SCHOOL FACILITY FEES kA
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TO: City of La Quinta DATE:
Department of Community Development
78-105 Calle Estado
La Quinta, CA 92253 . 0*1
This is 'to certify MW -1 Fez
i1
developer of. which is
located at - / within
this District, has paid school f cility fees imposed pursuant to the
authority genera ed by Gover men• Code Secti 53 80 a amou t of
$ l 7 fj .. ( _ n 716z )
covering' a total of square fe t o residential or
( ) industrial/comme cr ial development and that building permits for
this footage in this development may now be issued by your jurisdiction.
for DESERT SANDS•UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT
White - Building Department • Yellow - Facilities Planning • Pink - Accounting • Gold - Developer
Q / 41 y (10)-37
RECORDING REOUESTEO
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AND WHEN RECORDED MAIL THIS DEED AND UNLESS OTHERWISE SHOWN BELOW 1 Coll
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MAIL TAX STATEMENT T0: cn Co
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wi l l i am. J . Bertol di 16
Name — S a O c'
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street .
Address P.o.BOX A 00W :4 u
city & Ca. 922
StateIndo r
MAIL TAX STATEMENTS TO
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Name
Street
Address /7
city &
State
StateROERNO. 2134 0-2 ESCROWND. 2627—IR SPACE ABOVE THIS LINE FOR RECORDER'S USE
TITLE
GRANT DEED
THE UNDERSIGNED GRANTOR(S) DECLARE(S)
DOCUMENTARY TRANSFER TAX is$conveyed,°r n at time of sale.
n computed on full value of property
C] computed on full value less value of liens or encumbrances remaining
- M unincorporated area AND
C3 city of
ION, receipt of which is hereby acknowledged,
FOR A VALUABLE CONSIDERAT
N Curtis Williams, an,'unmarried man
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hereby GRANT(s) to di a, single man
N William Jeffrey Bertol
the following described real property in the State of California: as per
County of Riverside
VALE LAQUINTA UNIT N0. 11,
Block. 95 of SANTA CARME5oof Maps, Records of Riverside County.
Lot 17, B1 75 or other waters in or under
map recorded in Book 18 page ercol ati ng, round channels
r„rnrCDnM all standing, flowing,percolating,
same through underg^^^N o December
Of FICE OF
AGRICULTURAL CONIMISSIONER
AND
WEIGHTS b. MEASURES
49-613 Ilwy 86, Suite B-12
'Coachella, CA 92236
619-342-8291
E. LEON SPAUGY
COM"111 10'•EP
LAMES 0 WALLACE
ASS:S:A.%t COMMISSIONEP.
CLEMENT BENVENISTE
SLALER
DATE 2— / — 8 CASE NO. I1 8 S A S d Z % 9/9
DEVELOPER'S NAME. Ae
ADDRESS: r _Fes
TELEPHONE: (9/9) 3 y 2 To S 3
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Dear Developer:
After reviewing your landscaping plans, all plant material listed is not in
violation of quarantine laws governing the Coachella Valley. If substitutions
do occur and they differ from plant material listed, this office must be notified
immdiately.
Thank you for protecting and preserving the Coachella Valley's pest -free environment.
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Agricultural Coimiss ner's Office
cc: Indio and Riverside Office
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MADLIN'S ENTERPRISES
P.O. BOX l443' PALM SPRINGS, CALIFORNIA 92263
(619) 324-1731
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THIS PR0P0SED RESIDENTIAL PROJECT HAS BEEN REVIEWED F0R
COMPLIANCE WITH THE STATE 0F CALIF0RNIA ENERGY CONSERVATION
STANDARDS REVISED TITLE 24 BY MADLIN`S ENTERPRISES. THE
BUILDING DESIGN DESCRIBED IN THIS C0MPLIANCE P0RTF0LI0 IS IN
SUBSTANTIAL C0NF0RMANCE ITH THE STANDARDS.
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J08 NUMBER: 11625 DATE: 11/03/87
PREPARED FOR., 808 JONES
OWNER,, l`T|A M%
PR0JECT: S.F. RESIDENCE
PROJECT L0CATI0N: LA QUINTA
ME1-H0D 0F COMPLIANCE' POINT CALCULATI0N
0RIENTATI0N 0F ENTRY:
Cathy Madlin ` 431 -975
8,C20 c10
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P.O. BOX l443' PALM SPRINGS, CALIFORNIA 92263
(610) 324-1731
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PR0JECT: S.F. RESIDENCE
PREPARED FOR: BOB JONES
JOB NUMBER. 11.625 DATE : 11/03/87
THE F0LL0WING INSULATI0NS, FEATURES AND DEVICES WERE
INCLUDED IN THE ATTACHED TITLE 24 C0MPLIANCE ANALYSIS
To DEM0NSTRATE C0MPLIANCE WITH THE STANDARDS.
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WALL INSULATI0N — FRAME .................
ROOF / CEILING INSULATION ...............
RAISED FL00R 0VER UNC0ND. SPACE .........
SLAB INSULATION .........................
GLAZING U VALUE ..........................
GLAZING SHADE COEFFICIENT ...............
GLAZING TREATMENT — SUNSCREENS ..........
GLAZING TREATMENT — OVERHANGS ...........
SKYLIGHTS ...............................
VENTED ATTIC (88% OF AREA) ..........^..
C0NTINU0US INFILTRATION BARRIER .........
VAPOR BARRIER ...........................
ELECTRICAL PLATE GASKETS ................
HVAC EQUIPMENT EFFICIENCY ...............
AIR TO AIR HEAT EXCHANGER ...............
THERM0STAT ..............................
THERMAL MASS .......................,...,
DOMESTIC H0T WATER ......................
R=19
R=38
NA
NONE REQ.
.65 DUAL PANE
1.0 CLEAR*
N0T REQUIRED
AS SHOWN 0N PLAN
N0NE `
RE UIRED ,
NOT RE0UIRED _
NOT REQUIRED
RE0UIRED
8.0 EER COOLING
N0T REoUIRED
SETBACK REQUIRED
REQUIRED — SEE
SCHEDULE
GAS, HEAT PUMP 0R S0LAR
ADDITIONAL NOTES
================
* CREDIT TAKEN FOR INTERI0R DRAPES — NOT REoUIRED TO BE
INSTALLED PRIOR To FINAL INSPECTION.
* GLAZING CONSIDERED T0 BE CLEAR IN CALCULATI0NS. OWNER MAY
INSTALL, AT HIS OPTION, BR0NZE OR GREY TINTED GLAZING WITH0UT
ADDITIONAL CALCULATIONS.
MARLIN'S ENTERPRISES
P.O. BOX 1443 - PALM SPRINGS, CALIFORNIA 92263
(619) 324-1731
PR(=)J'EC T e S.F. RESIDENCE
JOB NUMBER,, 'L 1.6: 5
PREPARED Fo R g BOB JONES DATE o 11/03/87
1-1 V A C E Q U I P M E N T S C H E D U L E
ZONE. .(-)NE — ENTIRE HOUSE
MFG= DAY & NICHT OR EQUAL UNIT
SYSTEM TYPE4 HEAT PUMP — SPI—IT SYSTEM
MODEL NUMBERS. OUTDOOR UNIT = 54'i. DJO4' INDOOR UNIT = 5 1 7EN003
CAPACITIES. I IEAT I IVIG = 44,000 BTUH COOL- I NG = 42,000 BTUH
RATINGS. 8.60 SEER
THERMOSTAT. HONEYWELL NIGHT SETBACK OR E(—
).UAL-
MINIMUM EER REQUIRED = 0.00
NOTE
THE HVAC EQUIPMENT OUTLINED ABOVE IS PROVIDED TO ASSIST OUR CL_ I ENT 'IN
DEMONSTRATING COMPL- I ANCE WITH THE T I TI—E 24 STANDARDS. FINAL EQUIPMENT
SELECT ION AND HVAC DESIGN IS THE RIESPONSIBIL_ITY OF THE HVAC CONTRACTOR.
ANY EO i I PMENT SELECTION CHANGES SH UL -D BE FORWARDED TO THE BU I I—DING
DEPARTMENT FOR PLAN CHECK REVIEW.
OWNER MAY INSTAI_.L_, AT HIS OPTION, A HVAC SYSTEM WITH A iIIGHER EFFICIENCY
RATING.
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P.O. BOX 1443 'PALM SPRINGS, CALIFORNIA 92263
' (61Q)324 -173l
PROJECT: S.F. RESIDENCE J08 NUMBER: 11625
PREPARED FOR. BOB JONES
DATE : 11/03/87
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MASS SCHE-DULE
The following mass data mas included in the attached Title 24 calculations
to assist in demonstrating compliance with the standards.
TYPE DESCRIPTION S8.FT. REQUIRED LOCATIONS
1 LINOLEUM, VINYL 150 KITCHEN, FIREPLACE HEARTH, BATH 2,
OR CERAMIC TILE MASTER WATER CLOSET
OVER HW SLAB ' |
NOTE"
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PURSUANT TO THE STANDARDS, AREAS UNDER CABINETS AND CLOSETS ARE NOT
INCLUDED IN THE SQUARE FOOTAGE FIGURE LISTED ABOVE.
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CCNSULTANTS
TITLE 24
CCAAUUIANCL
' BUILDING DESIGN AND
EQUIPMENTaSUMMARY
Page 1 of 3
FORM 2
BOB ES JOB NO
11625
________________________
- RESIDENCE
- LA QUINTA
ENTRKTO EAST (NORTH
/ SOUTH FLIP OF PLAN)
!(plan check/permit
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#) |
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CLIMATE ZONE^15
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'Type:
| (checked
by)
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Building Single
Family
|______________________|
Documentation Author
(COMPLY 24 User # 1069):
| (date)
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MADLIN'S ENTERPRISES
- Cathy Madlin
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P.O. Box 1443 - Palm
Springs, Calif. 92263
|______________________|
Telephone 619-324-1731
Enforcement Agency
Use
Compliance Method:
`
POINT SYSTEM
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Date: NOVEMBER
3 1987
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BUILDINB ENVELOPDESIGN
Total Conditioned
Floor Area:
A&P
sqft
Insulation
R -Value
_______
Area
_________ __
POINTS
SLAB PERIMETER
Type 1:
|
Type 2:
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/
|
+0 '
RAISED FLOOR
Type 1:
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Type 2:
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Over Open:
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CEILING '
Type : - .
T 1 R 38 0
. sq
1545 0 ft
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Type
+4
'
Attic:
Be %
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WALL
Type 1: R- 19.0
1504.0 sqft
|
-
Type 2:
|
+0
Glazing
U -Value
_______ _____
% Area
____________
WEST
'
Type 1: 0.65
3.4 53.0 sqft
-2
Type 2: 0.45
A.8 12.0 sqft
' NORTH
Type 1:
-2
Type 2: 0.65
4.5 70.0 sqft
EAST
Type 1:
+0
Type 2: 0.65
2.5 38.0 sqft
' SOUTH
Type 1:
+0
.
Type 2: 0,65
1.7 26.0 sqft
' SKYLIGHT
Type 1:
+0
Type 2:
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BUILDING DESIGN
AND EQUIPMENT SUMMARY
Page 2
of 3 FORM 2
BOB JONES - JOB
NO. 11625
ESIDENCE -
LA QUINTA
Climate Zone 15
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Shading
S.C.
%
PO I NTS
WEST
Type 1:
0.32
3.4
-5
Type 2:
0.66
0.8
NORTH
Type 1:
+C)
Type 2:
0.66
4,5"
EAST
Type 1e"
-3
Type 2:
.0.66
2.5
SOUTH
Type 1:
-2
"
Type 2:
0.66
1.7
SKYLIGHT
Type 1:
+0
Type 2:
SOUTH OVERHANG: 2.00 ft
South Glazing =.
1.7 %
+0 '
MOVABLE "INSULATION: None +0
INFIL. CONTROL Type MEDIUM
Standard Infiltration Control Features
with Outlet Plate Gaskets
-1
THERMAL MASS: -See Thermal Mass Calculation Worksheet -
Type Material Area
---- ---- ---------
Interior Conc 140 200 sgft 1
;+6
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` BUILDING DESIGN AND EQUIPMENT SUMMARY Page 3 of 3 FORM 2
^BOB JONES 7 JOB NO` 11625
RESIDENCE - LA QUINTA Climate Zone 15
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HEATING, VENTILATING & AIR CONDITIONING SYSTEM POINTS
Space Heating and Cooling |
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HEAT PUMP Floor Area= 1545 sqft |
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Brand & Model No: ____________________________________ | `
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Heating Output (Btu/hr): EER = 8
-_________ . 00 |
Cooling Output (Btu/hr):
| +1
Domestic Hot Water ` |
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gas, heat pump or solar ` Floor Area= 1545 sqft |
| /
Brand & Model No:
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1
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| +0
TOTAL POINT SCORE' -4
POINT COMPLIANCE GOAL (see calculation worksheet) -4
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' THERMAL MASS CALCULATION WORKSHEET
Point System Method
_ NO. 11625
'RESIDENCE - LA QUI TA
Climate Zone 15
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Static Heat Capacity (HC) of Mass Material:
Material .Spec^ Heat Density Thickness Divided By Heat Capacity
----------- -----------
(lb/cuft) (in) 12 (in) (Btu/F-sqft)
-__ _________ _________ __________ _____________
Conc 140 0.220 X 140 X 4.00 / 12 = 10.27
Resistance (R -Value) of Mass Material:
Cpnductivity Insulation Total
Thickness (Btu -in/ R -Value R -Value
____ _
Material_ ___(in)hr-sqft-F> (hr_sqft-F/Btu) (hr-sqft-F/Btu)
-_____-__ _______________ _______________
Conc 140 4.00 / 11176 + (inte;ior.mass) = 0.34
Mass Capacity (MC) of Building:
Mass Capacity
' Area Factor
Material (sqft) (Btu/F-sqft)
______ ______________
.
Conc 140
200 X 7.8
TOTAL
Mass
Capacity
(Btu/F)
__________
= 1560.0
1560.0
UNIT MASS CAPACITY, UMC: 1560 (Btu/F) / 1545 (sqft) = 1.0 (Btu/F-sqft)
iMA/71 Irl'%
CM11'111110Ift1
"BUDGET
CONSULTANTS
List of Construction Components R
1. STUCCO .18
z VAPOR BARRIER .06
a INSULATION WITH RESISTANCE 19.00
a GYPSUM.BOARD .45
5.
8.
7.
8.
Inside Surface Air Film
68 .68
cooling heating
Sketch of Construction Assembly
15-25 Outside Surface Air Film .25 .17
WEIGHT: Ib/ftZ cooling heating
Check one: Total Resistance Rt 20.62 2 0. 54
WallX x cooling heating
_
Roof U -Value (I/Rt) .048 .049
Floor
cooling heating
_
Form 3
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► 1+01 M t4IN1•f,
4Atso4) PW&4
HEAT TRANSFER COEFFICIENT
PROPOSED CONSTRUCTION ASSEMBLY
List of Construction Components R
1. STUCCO .18
z VAPOR BARRIER .06
a INSULATION WITH RESISTANCE 19.00
a GYPSUM.BOARD .45
5.
8.
7.
8.
Inside Surface Air Film
68 .68
cooling heating
Sketch of Construction Assembly
15-25 Outside Surface Air Film .25 .17
WEIGHT: Ib/ftZ cooling heating
Check one: Total Resistance Rt 20.62 2 0. 54
WallX x cooling heating
_
Roof U -Value (I/Rt) .048 .049
Floor
cooling heating
_
MAOI.IN'S
ENTERDDISES
ENEI 6Y , _
DUD6ET
MNSULTANTS
Sketch of Construction Assembly
WEIGHT: 15-25 Ib/ft2
Check one:
XX
Wall _
Roof
Floor _
Form 3
HEAT TRANSFER COEFFICIENT
PROPOSED CONSTRUCTION ASSEMBLY
List of Construction Components R
,.GYPSUM BOARD .45
2. INSULATION WITH RESISTANCE 19.00.
3. GYPSUM BOARD ,4.5
a.
5.
6.
7.
8.
Inside Surface Air Pilm
Outside Surface Air Film
Total Resistance Rt
U -Value (I/Ri1
,68
cooling
.25
cooling
20,83
cooling
,048
cooling
.68
heating
.17
heating
20.75
heating
,048
heating
W-42
, 's
IafLM SC[ IN65,
CALIFORNIA
/
92262
Sketch of Construction Assembly
WEIGHT: 15-25 Ib/ft2
Check one:
XX
Wall _
Roof
Floor _
Form 3
HEAT TRANSFER COEFFICIENT
PROPOSED CONSTRUCTION ASSEMBLY
List of Construction Components R
,.GYPSUM BOARD .45
2. INSULATION WITH RESISTANCE 19.00.
3. GYPSUM BOARD ,4.5
a.
5.
6.
7.
8.
Inside Surface Air Pilm
Outside Surface Air Film
Total Resistance Rt
U -Value (I/Ri1
,68
cooling
.25
cooling
20,83
cooling
,048
cooling
.68
heating
.17
heating
20.75
heating
,048
heating
W-42
MAa1Mi
ENTEREQI;Ei
iDUD6ffT
CONSILIXANTS
Form 3
HEAT TRANSFER COEFFICIENT
PROPOSED CONSTRUCTION ASSEMBLY
R
List of Constriction Components
r
1 .2
Dd.LDCOC 9"3.
C
38,00
M" SMIkM
CALIizoRIw1A
4 jej
.45
("2"
Form 3
HEAT TRANSFER COEFFICIENT
PROPOSED CONSTRUCTION ASSEMBLY
R
List of Constriction Components
1 .2
, INSULATION WITH
RESISTANCE =
38,00
z. GYPSUM BOARD OR
TILE
.45
3.
4
b.
6.
7.
B.
Inside Surface Air Pilm
.92
.61
cooling
heating
Sketch of Construction Assembly
WEIGHT: 0-15 Ib/k2
Outside Surface Air Film
.25
1.7
cooling
heating
Check one:
Total Resistance Rt
39.62
39,23
Wall
cooling
heating
Roof .XX
U•value (I/Rt)
.025
'.025
Floor
cooling
heating "
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CCNSCUTANTS
UCAU CALCULATICS
AIHRAE METHOD
HEATING EQUIPMENT SIZING COMPLIANCE FORM
Page I
of 2
BOE -JOB NO. 11625
_T _,. RES IDE'NCE - LA ICU INTA
ENTRY TO EAsi—(NORTH / SOUTH FLIP OF
PLAN)
1 (plan-'check:/permit
Location Data: Palm Springs
(checked by)
Building Type: Single Family
Documentation Author (COMPLY 24 User
# 1069):
MADLIN'S ENTERPRISES - Cathy Madlin-.
P.O. Box 14437 Palm Springs, Calif.
92263
------------------------
Telephone 619-324-1731
Enforcement
Agency
Use
Methods ASHRAE Load Calculation Manual
Date:
NOVEMBER 3 1987
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HOURLY HEAT LOSS Total Conditioned
Floor
Area: 1545
sqft
Site Information:
Iniide Design Temperature
70.0 F
Outside Design Temperature
31.0 F
Design Temperature Difference, TD:
For Standard Assemblies
39.0 F
Conducti ve ' Heat Loss
Description of Assembly
- -------------------
Area
----
..U,
-
-Value
-------
TD Btu/hr
----
Ceiling, R-38.0
1545.0
X
0.026
X 39.0
1586
Wall, R-19.0
1504.0
X
0.053
X 39.0
3087
W Glazing, Double
53.0
X
0.650
X 39.0
1344
W Glazing,. Double
12.0,
X
0.650
X 39.0
304
N Glazing, Double
10.0.
X
0.650
X 39.0 =
1775
E Glazingg Double
38.0
X
0.650
X 39.0
963
S Glazing,. Double
26.0
X.
0.650
X 39.0
659
SUBTOTAL
9717
11
HEATING EQU I PMf=NT SIZING COMF'L I ANCE FORM Paige '_ cif :..
BOB JONES.- JOB NO. 11625 Building Location Dates+:
v$E:RTo_L 1=- RESIDENCE - LA QUINTA Palm Springs
InfiItration: 1545 X B.0 X 1.0 AC X .016 X 39.0 = 8677
Conductive Heat Loss (From Previous Page): 9717
DIACt Heat Loss:
Maximum Btu/hrs
SUBTOTAL
0.15 X 18394
TOTAL HOURLY HEAT LOSS
1.3 X C 21153 + (10 X 1545)]
DESIGN HEATING LOADS
MAXIMUM HEATING EQUIPMENT OUTPUT:
21153 (Btu/hr)
47584 (Btu/hr)
0
18394
2759
F
21153
47584
NOTE: The DESIGN HEATING LOAD shown above represents the minimum size
equipment which will heat this building 99.8% of the time. These
numbers include no safety factor, and the heating contractor should
include a reasonable margin of.safety in equipment selected. The
ASHRAE recommendation is to oversize by 40% to allow for variations
in weather, and the pick=up capacity required to bring the building
up to temperature in the morning. However, the output capacity of
the equipment may not exceed the MAXIMUM HEATING EQUIPMENT OUTPUT.
COOLING EQUIPMENT SIZING COMPLIANCE FORM
BOB _JONES. - JOB - NO. 11625
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Z 6
-R .-7L R E S I D E N C E LA QUINTA
ENTRY TO E4 -ST (NORTH / SOUTH FLIP OF PLAN)
Location Data: Palm Springs
Building Type: Single Family
Documentation Author (COMPLY 24 User # 1069):
MADLIN'S ENTERPRISES - Cathy Madlin
P.O. Box 1443 - Palm Springs, Calif. 92263
Telephone 619-324-1731
Method: ASHRAE Load Calculation Manual
Page I of 2
(plan check/permit #)
(checked by) I
Enforcement-- Agency - Use
Dates NOVEMBER 3 1987
HOURLY HEAT GAIN Total Conditioned Floor Area: 1545 sqft
Site In -formation:
Inside Design Temperature-
78.0 F
Outside Design Temperature
113.0 F
Daily Temperature Swing
35.0 F
Design Equivalent Temperature
Difference, TDeq:
Standard Temperature Difference
35.0 F
For Frame Walls and Doors
26.0 F
For Masonry Walls
21.0.. F
For Floor
20.0 F
For Ceiling and Roof
49.0 F
Conductive Heat Gain
I'D or
Description of Assembly
----------------------
Area
----
U -Value
-------
TDeq
----
Ceiling, R-38-0
1545.0
X
0.026
X
49.0
Wall, R-19.0
1504.0
X
0.053
X
28.0
W Glazing, Double
53.0
X
0.650
X
35.0
W Glazing, Double
12.0
x
0.650
X
35.0
N 6 ' lazing, Double
70.0
X
0.650
X
35.0
E Glazing, Double
38.0
x
0.650
X
35.0
S Glazing, Double
26.0
X
0.650
X
35.0
SUBTOTAL
Btu/hr
1992
2216
1206
273
1593
864
592
8736
COOLING EQUIPMENT SIZING
COMPLIANCE FORM
Page
2 of
BOR JONESJOB NO. 11625
Building
Location
Data;
RESIDENCE
- LA QUINTA
-------------------
Palm
Springs
8ol ar Haat Gain a
-----_-------------------------------
Description of Assembly
------------------------------
Area
S.C.
CLF
E:{ti-►/hr
W Glazing, Double
53.0
X
0.32
X 78
- 1.32.3
W Glazing, Double
12.0
X
0.66
X 78
618
N Glazing, Double
70.0
X
0.66
X 34
1571
E Glazing, Double
38.0
X
0.66
X 78
1956
S Glazing, Double
26.0
X
0.66
X 51 .
= Q'7=.
SUBTOTAL 6343
Lessa Sash Factor 0.00 X 6343 O
Net Solar Heat Gain: SUBTOTAL _-6343
Infiltration: 1545 X 8.0 X 1.0 AC ,X .018 X 35.0 ffi 7787
Internal Heat ,Gain: - : C► ►c_►
d
Conductive Heat Gain (.From Previous Page) a = 8736
SUBTOTAL 25866
Sensible Duct' -Heat Gain:
Latent Load:
Latent Duct Heat Gain:
SENSIBLE COOLING LOAD:
'TOTAL (SENSIBLE + LATENT) LOAD:
0.10 X 25866 2 587
TOTAL HOURLY SENSIBLE HEAT GAIN 28452
0.20 X 28452 =
0.10 X 5690 =
TOTAL HOURLY LATENT HEAT GAIN
28452 btu/hr
34712 Btu/hr ( 2.9 tons)
5690
569
6259
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NOTICE TO BUILDERS & OWNERS
All of the energy conservation devices and features
outlined, in this compliance portfolio are required to
meet Title 24 standards. This residence will not be
in compliance if any of these features or devices are
removed, altered or .covered..
The hvac load calculation and equipment sizes provided
in this compliance portfolio are in accordance with the
guidelines setforth in, the standards. Final equipment.
selection and hvac design is the responsibility of the
contractor.
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MANDATORY FEATURES
This section describes the mandatory features and devices which must be
installed in new residential buildings regardless of the method used to
demonstrate compliance with the energy budget. These measures assure
the building envelope and related systems meet at least minimum thermal
performance levels.
CEILING INSULATION
2-5352(a)
The opaque portions of ceilings separating conditioned and unconditioned
space must either (1) be insulated between framing members with R-19
or greater insulation, or (2) have -a weighted -average U -value of 0.067
or less. `
To meet the intent of the ceiling insulation requirements, ceiling
insulation should extend far enough to the outside walls to cover the
top plate.
LOOSE FILL INSULATION
2-5352(b)
When loose fill insulation is installed, the minimum installed weighted
per square foot must conform with the insulation manufacturer's
installed design density per square foot at the manufacturer's labeled
R -value.
WALL INSULATION
2-5352(c)
The opaque portions of metal or wood frame walls separating conditioned
and unconditioned spaces must either (1) be insulated between framing
members with R-11 or greater insulation, or (2) have a weighted average
U -value of 0.100 or less. Masonry, or concrete exterior walls do not
have to be insulated with a minimum of R-11 insulation.
Foundation walls of heated basements or heated crawl spaces must be
insulated above the adjacent outside ground line with at least R-7
insulation.
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WALL INSULATION REQUIREMENTS CONTINUED
EXCEPTION:. Insulation which is not penetrated by framing members may
meet an equivalent minimum R -value which includes the effects of framing
members on the above R -values.
INSULATION CERTIFICATION
2-5303
Builders may not.install insulation materials unless the product has been certified by the
manufacturer. A certificate of insulation must be at site.
LIGHTING
2-5352(m)
The standards require that general purpose lighting fixtures in kitchens and bathrooms have an
efficiency of at least 25 lumens per watt. (These fixtures will usually be fluorescent.) If there
is only one fixture in a kitchen it will be considered to be general purpose lighting.
EXCEPTION: Luminaires which are the only lighting in a bathroom and
lighting to be used only for specific visual tasks or decorative effect
are exempt from this requirement. Such exempt lighting includes all
luminaires that are meant to light only a specific task area such as a
kitchen counter or sink, a dining table, or a bathroom mirror.
If recessed incandescent lighting fixtures are installed in an insulated ceiling, such fixtures
shall be covered with insulation, with no spacing between the insulation and the fixture, and
shall be Type IC-, as defined by Underwriters Laboratories. 1571.
INFILTRATION CONTROL
The standards contain the
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MANDATORY FEATURES
2-5352(d)
following requirements to control
1. Doors and windows (including skylights) between conditioned
and unconditioned spaces must be fully weatherstripped.
2. The following openings in the building .envelope must be
caulked, sealed,.or weatherstripped:
a. Exterior joints around window and door frames, between
wall soleplates and floors, and between exterior, wall
siding panels;
b. Openings for plumbing, electricity and gas lines in
walls, ceilings and floors;
C. Openings in the attic floor (such as where ceiling panels
.meet interior and exterior walls and masonry fireplaces);
and
d. All other such openings in the building envelope.
3. Builders may install manufactured doors and windows only when
they are certified and labeled indicating that they meet the
standards listed in Section 2-5352'(d), Table 2-53V. Site -
.built windows and doors are exempt from this requirement.
4. Exhaust fans and other exhaust systems must be equipped with
backdraft or automatic dampers.
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INFILTRATION CONTROL
The standards contain the
infiltration.
MANDATORY FEATURES
2-5352(d)
following requirements to control
1. Doors and windows (including skylights) between conditioned
and unconditioned spaces must be fully weatherstripped.
2. The following openings in the building .envelope must be
caulked, sealed,.or weatherstripped:
a. Exterior joints around window and door frames, between
wall soleplates and floors, and between exterior, wall
siding panels;
b. Openings for plumbing, electricity and gas lines in
walls, ceilings and floors;
C. Openings in the attic floor (such as where ceiling panels
.meet interior and exterior walls and masonry fireplaces);
and
d. All other such openings in the building envelope.
3. Builders may install manufactured doors and windows only when
they are certified and labeled indicating that they meet the
standards listed in Section 2-5352'(d), Table 2-53V. Site -
.built windows and doors are exempt from this requirement.
4. Exhaust fans and other exhaust systems must be equipped with
backdraft or automatic dampers.
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SPACE CONDITIONING EQUIPMENT SIZING
MANDATORY FEATURES
2-5352(g)
To ensure that properly -sized systems are installed in new residential
buildings, the standards set the following sizing requirements and
specify acceptable load calculation procedures and indoor and outdoor
design temperatures.
1. Natural gas. and liquefied petroleum gas central furnaces in
the building must be sized to meet at least one of the follow-
ing requirements:
a. The total output heating capacity of furnaces in the
building must be less than 45,000-btuh/hr, or-
b. The furnace's output heating capacity must be less than
1.3 times the sum of the design heat loss for the heating
zone being serviced by the furnace and 10 btuh/hr per
square foot for conditioned floor area in the zone, or
C. Seasonal efficiency must be greater than 1% point above
67% for every 7,000 btuh/hr that the output heating capa-
city exceeds either the building design heat loss or
45,000 btuh/hr, whichever is greater. (Effective Decem-
ber 22, 1982 the seasonal efficiency requirements were to
increase to 71%. Lawsuits currently pending.)
2. Heating equipment and cooling equipment must be sized accord-
ing to.the building heating and cooling loads, using a method
asset forth by the Commission's Executive Director.
Indoor design dry bulb air temperatures must be 700F for
heating and 780F for cooling. Outdoor design temperatures
"'Itust be those listed in the. 1% or 0.2% Winter Dry Bulb column
for heating and the 2 % or 0.5% Summer Dry Bulb and Wet Bulb
columns for cooling, based on whether the percentages are
percent -of -season or percent -of -year respectively, of the
following ASHRAE publications:
Recommended Outdoor Design Temperatures, Northern California, 1977
Recommended Outdoor Design Temperatures, Southern California, 1972
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SETBACK THERMOSTATS 2®5352(h)
Thermostatically controlled heating or cooling systems, except electric
heat pumps, gravity furnaces.in additions or room air conditioners, must
have an automatic setback thermostat which can be programmed by the
building occupant to set back at least twice in one day.
EXCEPTIONS: 1. Gravity gas wall heaters, floor heater, and room heaters
that are installed in additions need not.comply with this
requirement.
DUCTS,
2. Electric heat pumps are exempt from this requirement prior
to July 1, 1984, except where such thermostats are required
by an -alternative component package for climate zones 1,3,
5,7,15, and 1.6.
2-5352(f)
The standards require that ducts be constructed, installed and insulated
according to Chapter 10 of the State Mechanical Code.' This chapter is
the same as Chapter 10 of.the 1,976 Uniform Mechanical. Code.
GAS COOKING`APPLIANCES 2-535.2(1)
Gas stoves installed innew residential buildings must be equipped with
intermittent ignition devices and must not have standing pilot lights
unless:
1.. The stove is designed to burn only liquefied petroleum gas, or
2. The stove does not have an electrical line voltage supply
connection and has only one continuous burning pilot light
consuming less than 150 btu/hr.
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WATER HEATING SYSTEMS INSULATION
2-5352 (i)
1. Storage.type water heaters and storage and backup tanks for solar water
heating systems shall be externally wrapped with insulation having an
installed thermal resistance of R-12 or -greater. Alternatively, such
tanks may be insulated to a combined level of R-16, when both internal
insulation and external wrap insulation are considered. Internal
insulation can be included in the combined insulation level only where
the R -value of such insulation has been labelled on the tank exterior
by the manufacturer.
This blanket requirement applies to storage tanks used primarily for
domestic water heating systems'. It does not apply to storage tanks used
primarily for space- heating systems or to solar storage tanks mounted
outdoors and directly exposed to weather.
Piping in unconditioned space leading to and from water heaters must be
insulated with at least R-3 insulation for the first 5 feet of pipe
closest to the water heater, or whatever shorter length is in uncondi-
tioned space.
It is not necessary to penetrate a fire wall with the pipe insulation.
The insulation may end at the fire wall and. be continued on the other
side provided the first 5 feet of piping are insulated.
PIPE INSULATION
2-5352(j)
Steam and steam -condensate return piping and recirculating hot water
piping in attics, garages, crawl spaces, 'or unheated spaces other than.
between floors or in interior walls must be insulated to provide maximum
loss of not more than 50 btu/hr per linear foot for piping up to and
including 2 inch nominal diameter and 100 btu/hr per linear foot for
larger sizes.
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FIREPLACE REQUIREMENTS
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MANDATORY FEATURES
2-5352(d)(5)
Masonry and factory -built fireplaces must have the following:
a. Tight -fitting, closeable metal or glass doors covering the
entire opening of the firebox. This requirement may be
omitted if such doors would interfere with devices, such as
heat tubes permanently installed in the fireplace, which are
designed to increase the circulation of heat. The fireplace
must be designed so that the doors can be closed when the fire
is burning;
b. A combustion air intake to. draw air from the outside of the
building directly into the firebox, which is at least 6 square
inches in area and is equipped with readily accessible, oper-
able and tight -fitting damper; and
EXCEPTION 1: An outside combustion air intake is not required if
the fireplace will be installed over concrete slab flooring and the
fireplace -will not be located on an exterior wall.
EXCEPTION 2: An outside combustion air intake is not required in
cl.imate zones 5,6,7,8,9,10,14, or 15 if the fireplace will not be
located near an exterior wall..
c. Tight fitting flue damper with a readily accessible control.
These requirements do not apply to fireplace inserts or free-standing
stoves.
Continuous burning pilot lights and the.use of indoor air for cooling a-.
firebox jacket, when that indoor air is vented to the outside of the
building, are prohibited. However, gas logs without pilot lights and
gas log.lighters are allowed.
ADDENDUM:
"INSULATION OF DUCT"
UNIFORM MECHANICAL CODE
1976 EDITION
SECTION 1005
See. 1005. Every supply and return air duct and plenum of a heating or
cooling system shall be insulated with not less than the amount of insula-
tion set forth in Table No. 10-D except for ducts and plenums used ex-
clusively for evaporative cooling systems.
Only approved materials shall be installed within ducts and plenums for
insulating, sound deadening or other purposes. All such materials shall
have a mold, humidity and. erosion resistant face that has met the re-
quirements of U.M.C. Standard No. 10-1. Such materials shall have- a
flame -spread rating of not greater than 25 and.a smoke developed rating
of not greater than 50. Duch systems operating at velocities in excess of
2000 feet per minute shall be fastened with both adhesive and mechanical
fasteners, and all exposed edges shall have adequate treatment to with-
stand the operating velocity.
Insulations applied to the exterior surface of metal ducts located in
buildings shall have a• flame spread of not more than 25- and a smoke
development rating of not more than 50 when tested as- a composite
installation, including insulation, facing materials, tapes.and adhesives as
normally applied.
EXCEPTION: Insulation having aflame -spread rating of not over 50 and,
a smoke development rating.of not over 100 may be applied to the exterior
surface of metal ducts installed only in dwellings of apartment houses where
the duct -system serves not more than one dwelling unit.
TABLE NO.10-D—INSULATION OF DUCTS
DUCT LOCATION
INSULATION TYPES
MECHANICALLY
COOLED
:.
ENTEPPENSES
C, V' and W
1 A and. W
11 B and W
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111 B
Insulation of Ducts
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"INSULATION OF DUCT"
UNIFORM MECHANICAL CODE
1976 EDITION
SECTION 1005
See. 1005. Every supply and return air duct and plenum of a heating or
cooling system shall be insulated with not less than the amount of insula-
tion set forth in Table No. 10-D except for ducts and plenums used ex-
clusively for evaporative cooling systems.
Only approved materials shall be installed within ducts and plenums for
insulating, sound deadening or other purposes. All such materials shall
have a mold, humidity and. erosion resistant face that has met the re-
quirements of U.M.C. Standard No. 10-1. Such materials shall have- a
flame -spread rating of not greater than 25 and.a smoke developed rating
of not greater than 50. Duch systems operating at velocities in excess of
2000 feet per minute shall be fastened with both adhesive and mechanical
fasteners, and all exposed edges shall have adequate treatment to with-
stand the operating velocity.
Insulations applied to the exterior surface of metal ducts located in
buildings shall have a• flame spread of not more than 25- and a smoke
development rating of not more than 50 when tested as- a composite
installation, including insulation, facing materials, tapes.and adhesives as
normally applied.
EXCEPTION: Insulation having aflame -spread rating of not over 50 and,
a smoke development rating.of not over 100 may be applied to the exterior
surface of metal ducts installed only in dwellings of apartment houses where
the duct -system serves not more than one dwelling unit.
TABLE NO.10-D—INSULATION OF DUCTS
DUCT LOCATION
INSULATION TYPES
MECHANICALLY
COOLED
HEATING INSULATION TYPES
ZONE' HEATING ONLY
On roof or on exterior
of building
C, V' and W
1 A and. W
11 B and W
111 L' and W
Attics, garages and crawl
spaces
A and V'
I A
I I A
111 B
Inwalls', within floor-
ceiling spaces'
A and V'
I A
If A
111 B
Within the conditioned
or in basements
None Required
None Required
Cement slab or within
ground
None Required
eq
None Required
NOTE: Where ducts are used for both heating and ctKding, the minimum in-
sulation shall be as required forthe must restrictive condition.
'Insulation may be omitted on that portion of a duct which is located within a
wall or a floor -ceiling space where both sides of this space are exposed to
conditioned air and where this space is not ventilated or otherwise exposed
to unconditioned air.
'Vapor barriers shall be installed on conditionLd air supply ducts in geographic
areas where the average of the July. August and Scptetnbcr mean &wrpuint
temperature exceeds 60'F.
'Heating Degree Days:
Zone 1 below 4500 D. D.
Zone 11 4501 to 8000 D. D.
Zone III over 8001 D. D.
INSULATION TYPES:
A. I -inch 0.60lb./cu. ft. mineral fiber blankets and felt, nkk, slag or glass
:-inch 1.5 to 3 lb./cu. ft. blanket duct liner, rock, slag or glass
Vz-inch 3 to 101b./cu. h. board, mineral fiber, rock, slug or glass
or equivalent to provide an installed Conductance = 0.48 R 2
B.. 2 -inch 0.60lb./cu. ft. mineral fiber blanket
I -inch 1.5 to 3 Ib./cu. ft. mineral blanket (duct liner)
1 -inch 3 to 10lb./cu. ft. mineral fiber board
or equivalent to provide an installed Conductance = 0.24 R— 4
C. 3 -inch 0.601b./cu. fl. mineral fiber blanket
1 h -inch 1.5 to 3 Ib./cu. ft. mineral blanket (duct liner)
I'h -inch 3 to 10lb./cu. ft. mineral fiber board
or equivalent to provide an installed Conductance = 0. 16 R - 6
V. Vapor barrier, with perm rating not greater than 0.05 perms, all joints scaled.
W. Approved weatherproorbarrier.
SPECIFICATIONS
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Air Conditioning SPLIT -SYSTEM MODEL
-HEAT OMP
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The 541 D Outdoor Sections of split -system heat pumps are
designed for quiet, reliable heating during the winter and cooling
during the summer. These heat pump systems provide economy
of operation through energy conservation. They recover heat for
indoor comfort from outdoor air during the heating season and,
by automatically reversing the refrigerant system, remove indoor
heat and excess humidity during the cooling season. All models
are ARI certified. The cooling seasonal energy -efficiency ratio
(SEER) and heating seasonal performance factor (HSPF) are
sufficient to meet all known state requirements.
FEATURES
COMPRESSOR—Designed specifically for heat pump duty, with
high energy efficiency during heating and cooling operation. Each
compressor is hermetically sealed against contamination to assure
long life and dependable performance. They are internally sprung
and externally mounted on rubber isolators for quiet operation.
Continuous compressor operation is approved down to —40 ° F in
the heating mode, and down to 55 OF in the cooling mode. (See
heating and cooling performance tables.) All models include a
discharge -tube muffler to prevent sound transmission of the com-
pressor pulsations to the indoors or outdoors.
BUILT-IN RELIABILITY COMPONENTS—Include a suction -tube
accumulator that keeps liquid refrigerant from reaching the com-
pressor; a low-pressure switch that stops the compressor if
refrigerant charge is lost; a crankcase heater to keep the com-
pressor oil warm and free of refrigerant for maximum lubricity; a
compressor relief ,valve for high-pressure protection; and com-
pressor quick-st, components to assure reliable operation of the
units during bro: out conditions and low outdoor temperatures.
PRINTED -CIRCUIT BOARD—The board Incorporates a defrost
control which contains the defrost relay, defrost timer, and low -
voltage terminal board. The defrost control Is a time/temperature
Initation/termination control which includes three field -selectable
time periods of 30, 50, and 90 minutes.
The printed•circuit board also has a speedup feature that con-
verts the defrost cycle time from minutes to seconds to aid in
troubleshooting.
WEATHER:PROTECTIVE :CABINET --The low profile design of
the 541 p units, with the pleasing Malibu beige and Jade exterior,
blends in'well with plants and shrubbery. Galvanized steel,
coated with a -layer of zinc phosphate to which a coat of aklyd
melamine enamel is applied and baked on, Is used throughout.
This provides a hard, smooth finish that lasts for many years. All
screws in the cabinet exterior are stainless steel for a durable,
rust -resistant, quality appearance.
Model 541 D024 with 301392-701
optional mounting base
PDS No. 541 D.12.1 D
SPECIFICATIONS
MODEL
5410J042
SERIES
PERFORMANCE
A
ARI Noise Rating Number*
8.0
506B
042 048 —
— — —
— — — —
507D or 518A
— — 042
048 — —
— — — —
507H or 518B
— — —
— 042 048
— — — —
517E or 517G
— — —
— — —
042 048 — —
518AO42/52OB042
— — —
— — —
— — 042 —
518AO48/52OB042
— — —
— — —
— I — . — 1 048
Rated Heating Ca acit —47°Ft
43,000 43,500 43,000
43,500 43,500 44,000
44,000 44,500 1 43,500 43,500
HSPF
6.35 6.45 6.30
1 6.50 6.40 6.50
6.45 6.55 6.25 6.40
Rated Cooling Capacity Btuht
41,000 42,000 41,000
1 41,500 42,000 42,500
1 42,000 42,500 40,500 41,500
SEER
ELECTRIC
8.50 8.60 8.50
1 8.60 8.60 8.70
1 8.60 8.65 1 8.30 8.40
Model
5410J042
Unit—Hertz—Phase
208/230-60-1
0 er ting Voltage Range
207-253
Unit Ampacity for Wire Sizing
35.0
Min Wire Size 60° Copper) (AWG)t
10
Max Branch Circuit Fuse Size Am s t t
60
Total Unit Ams
23.2
Compressor Rated Load Ams
26.5
Locked Rotor Ams
114.0
Fan Motor
1/4 HP, PSC
Full Load Ams
COMPRESSOR & REFRIGERANT,
1.8
Fressor
Hermetic
i Brant Char a—T e & Amount**
OUTDOOR COIL
R-22 & 8 lbs -7 oz
Coil Face Area (Sq Ft
11.4
Rows & Fins Per Inch
2 & 20
Fan Diameter & No. of Blades
22 & 4
Rated Airflow Ft3IMin t
OPTIONAL EQUIPMENT
2500
Unit Mounting Base
301392-702
Room Thermostat w/Auto. Changeover,
Emergency Heat Switch, and Indicator Light
P271-3453
Room Thermostat w/Manual Changeover Switch,
Emergency Heat Switch, and Indicator Light
P271.3454
Room Thermostat w/Manual Changeover Switch
No Emergency Switch
P271-3773
ENERGY MINDER®
941 A
High -Pressure Switch
301619.701
Thermal Expansion Valve Kit
308006.704
Guick•Start Capacitor—Relay
301593.701
2 -Way Flow Filter-Drier—Liquid Tube
301399.701
Filter-Drier—Vapor Tube
54871014
Outdoor Thermostat and Mtg Bracket
301380.703
COMPROTEC®
301600.701
Swivel Ells—Li uldNa or Tubes
IBN161611BN2424R
Vapor Tube Adapter 3/4 Flare
X 1.1/8 Tube (Pkg of 6
301892.704
*Rated in accordance with ARI Standard 270-84.
tRated In accordance with ARI Standard 240.81. Some combinations require a CHECK-FLO-RATER piston change to obtain rated capacities: See
CHECK-FLO-RATER piston chart for requirements.
$If other than 60°C copper wire is used, size can be determined from unit ampacity given in above table and applicable table of National Electric
Code. Wire size selected must have current capacity not less than that of copper wire specified and must not create a voltage drop between serv-
ice panel and unit in excess of 2% of unit rated voltage.
"The factory refrigerant charge is sufficient for systems requiring up to 30 ft of interconnecting tubing. For tubing lengths other than 30 It, see
Installation Instructions for additional refrigerant requirements.
t tSingle-phase units may use fuses or HACR-type circuit breakers of same size as noted.
HP -8
W
` DETAILED COOLING CAPACITIES*
51 BA
507w&---030
5188
VVIVP ' •'
°F
nut
MBtuht
System MBtuht Syatom MBtuht
System
MBtuht
System
Total Sonet
Ft91Mln
EWB
KW'• Total Sone KW'• Totel Sonet
KW•
KW•
Total Sena$
4.65
29.3
22.3
4.89
541 DJ030
Outdoort
o with
617 30 indoor
bection
91.2
28.2
4.27
29.3
1.99 98.9
4.51
27.2
26.1
1
5.36
71
9.9
21.7
.4
36.9
20.8
26.6
4.
4.22
900
67
20.4
3.46
28.0
19.7
3.68
26.4
19.0
3.90
24.7
18.3
4.11
4.79
63
23.6
3.36
25.9
22.9
3.57
24.4
22.2
3.78
22.9
21.4
3.99
4.66
71
F32.8
18.1
3.65
30.9
17.5
3.89
29.1
16.8
4.12
27.2
16.1
4.34
1100
67
24.3
22.3
3.58
28.8
21.6
3.80
27.0
20.94.02
27.1
25.1
20.2
23.5
4.23
4.13
4.91
63'
25.9
26.1
3.49
26.8
25.3
3.70
25.2
24.4
3.92
23.7
30.8
30.8
4.82
71
29.0
- 19.2
3.75
31.3
18.5
3.98
29.5
17.9,
4.23
27.5
17.2
4.45
1300
67
.
31.0
23.9
3.66
29.3
23.3
3.90
27.5
22.7
4.13
25.7
21.9
4.35
•o
-go)
9A 9
3.60
27.6
27.2
3.83
26.0
26.0
4.05
24.6
1 24.6
1 4.28
51 BA
507w&---030
5188
VVIVP ' •'
038 0.99 0.98 5208042
1.01 0.98
036 1.02 1.00
541
or UMcae outdoor eedion Wkb ME038 Indoor
1125
67
35.9
25.0
4.14
33.7
24.1
4.40
31.5F25-1
90.6
4.65
29.3
22.3
4.89
22
28.4
69
33.3
29.1
4.02
91.2
28.2
4.27
29.3
1.99 98.9
4.51
27.2
26.1
1.75
5.36
71
9.9
21.7
1.38
36.9
20.8
4.89
34.6
4.91
32.2
19.2
5.17
1325
67
36.7
26.9
4.27
34.4
26.0
4.53
32.1
5.41
4.79
29.8
21.2
5.03
29.2
63
34.1
31.5
4.16
32.0
30.5
4.41
30.1
36.835.8
4.66
28.1
28.0
75.3
4.91
5.73
1.
2.8
4.40
.4
22.
4.16
95.1
5.3
5.05
32.5
24.3
5.29
1525
67
37.2
28.7
1.39
94.9
27.1
4.88
32.5
26.8
4.91
30.1
25.9
5.28
as
63
34.6
33.6
4.29
32.6
32.4
4.55
30.8
30.8
4.82
29.0
29.0
1 5.08
51511A
---
97
042 1. 2 0.99 1 5208012 - 0.99 0•
507
036 1 1.01.9 51BA0421
5188
042 1.02 .9 5208042 - 1.02 0.97
5/ 8A
e Wftn 51YE042
W 017UU42
in
1350
B7
5188
90.6
b.Ob 11.9
29.1
6.90
98.8
22
28.4
5.59
36.2
27.4
5.74
63
95.5
1.99 98.9
94.1
8.17
98.0
99.3
5.36
33.6
32.1 •
5.58
F4--HT-
0
2.1
.2
5.70
39.223.1
5.98
1550
67
92.4
5.18 42.0
31.9
5.41
39.430.3
5.84.
38.7
29.2
5.95
63
38.0
5.05 39.1
96.8
5.30
36.835.8
5.52
34.5
31.2
5.73
1.
2.O
1 .
5.
8
42.8
5.3
5.87
39.6
24.3
6.09
1750
67
45.2
94.2
•5.26 42.5
93.1
5.61
39.5
31.9
5.75
37.1
30.9
5.86
as
49 3
46.3
5.17 39.9
38.9
5.42
37.0
37.4
5.65
35.4
35.4
5.86
*Detailed cooling capacities are based on Incoor and outdoor unn at the narnu --MMI CUM %.W1111OU'v..,r ov, v ...V••.n. •• _•• -- •--- -'
tubing Is used and/or Indoor unit Is located above outdoor unit, a slight variation In capacity may occur.
tTotal and sensible capacities are net capacities. Slower motor heat has been subtracted.
$Sensible capacities shown are based on 80°F entering air at the Indoor cog. For sensible capacities at other than 80°F• deduct 835 Btuh per
1000 Ft3/Min of Indoor coil air_ for each degree below 80° F, or add 835 Stuh per 1000 Ft3/Min of Indoor coil air per degree above 80° F.
**Unit KW is total of indoor and outdoor unit KW's. "
MP -115
048 1.00 0.99 5176 1 018
1.01 1.01
5070 &
042 0.98 0.98 518 0121
L--1
5/ 8A
048 0.00 0.08 52O8042 -
0.96 .00
507N8
1. 0.99 51BA011
5188
018 1.01 0.99 5208042 -
0.99 1.00
*Detailed cooling capacities are based on Incoor and outdoor unn at the narnu --MMI CUM %.W1111OU'v..,r ov, v ...V••.n. •• _•• -- •--- -'
tubing Is used and/or Indoor unit Is located above outdoor unit, a slight variation In capacity may occur.
tTotal and sensible capacities are net capacities. Slower motor heat has been subtracted.
$Sensible capacities shown are based on 80°F entering air at the Indoor cog. For sensible capacities at other than 80°F• deduct 835 Btuh per
1000 Ft3/Min of Indoor coil air_ for each degree below 80° F, or add 835 Stuh per 1000 Ft3/Min of Indoor coil air per degree above 80° F.
**Unit KW is total of indoor and outdoor unit KW's. "
MP -115
Day&Night
Air Conditioning
FAN -COIL &
FAN UNITS
0
Model 51 7E Fan -Coil and Fan Units are multipurpose packaged
air handlers that are specifically designed to satisfy a variety of
'split -system applications—both conventional air conditioning and
.heat pump. These versatile units are available in three distinct
variations: (1 ) fan units withoutcoil, electric heater, or controls;
(2) fan -coil units without electric heater or controls, and (3)
heating/cooling fan -coil units with electric heater and controls.
Fan -coil units are available in three nominal coil sizes -042,
048, and 060. Fan -coil units with electric heaters, and the
accessory heat packages for field -installation into the fan -coil
units without heaters and the fan units, are available in heating
sizes ranging from 7.5 to 30KW.
Fan units are available in two sizes -003 and 004. Accessory
electric heat packages and 5108 coils are available for field -
installation to convert these fan units into conventional electric
furnaces, fan -coil units, or heating/cooling fan -coil units.
Model 517E
Sizes 003, 004, 042, 048,
& 060
FEATURES
WRAPAROUND FULLY INSULATED CABINET—One-piece
heavy-duty steel construction helps eliminate casing noise. Fully
insulated interior provides both thermal and acoustic isolation.
The cabinet exterior is finished with an attractive silver sage
enamel.
SPECIAL DESIGN FEATURES—Application versatility of all units
is enhanced by the spacesaving compact size and the installa-
tion flexibility of four mounting attitudes: either upflow.
downflow, horizontal left, or horizontal right. Refrigerant and
condensate connections are provided on the front of fan -coil
units for ease of installation. Locating marks are provided on the
casing side for field -conversion to optional right -side return.
Knockouts are provided for optional horizontal suspension.
using suspension rods. Separate access panels for the coil sec-
tion and blower/control soction on the cabinet front make these
units totally servicable from the front. A third front access panel
provides easy access to the permanent -type air filter furnished
with each unit.
DIRECT -DRIVE MULTISPEED, PSC, BLOWER MOTORS have
been carefully selected to.minimize energy consumption while
providing the airflow to meet the requirements of a wide variety
of applications. A Molex speed -tag -changer simplifies speed
changes. Blower and motor assembly is resiliently mounted to
minimize vibration, and slides out for easy servicing.
COMPUTER -DESIGNED INDOOR COILS provide for optimum
heat transfer and cooling and/or heat pump heating efficiency.
Flare refrigerant connections enable quick leak -proof connec-
tions, using our precharged refrigerant tubing sets. The acces-
sory 510B Coils that are used with the fan units are the same
coils provided in the fan -coil units. All coils have a condensate
drain pan with primary and secondary connections. and a hold-
ing charge of R-22 refrigerant.
CHECK-FLO-RATER—All coils have a Check -Flo -Rater for effi-
cient and dependable refrigerant metering, and to eliminate the
potential service requirements of other metering devices.
Located external to the unit, the Check -Flo -Rater is readily
accessible for piston changeout or maintenance. For added sys-
tem reliability, all coils have a liquid -tube strainer to help maintain
clean, unrestricted operation.
ELECTRIC HEAT PACKAGES are available either as factory -
installed in the heating/cooling fan -coil units or as a field -installed
accessory for the fan units and fan -coil units. The application
flexibility of these heaters is'increased with the availability of sin-
gle- and three-phase power supply options. The 10-, 15-, and
20 -KW single-phase heaters are available with, or without circuit
breakers for internal circuit protection. Sequencer control is
used for incremental energizing and deenergizing of the heater
elements. Field -installation of a heater into a unit has been made
extremely easy—simply slide in the heater, secure with three
screws, and plug-in three leads for blower motor control.
Form No. PDS 51 7E.42.2D
•
15 DIMENSIONAL DRAWING
7DIA KO
B LOW -VOLTAGE 517E DIMENSIONS (Inches)
5
- 2 8 1 517E Size B I 0 E F
1__ 0_42_ _22.314_ 21 13-13.'16_ _20.11.3_2 t
.048 & 060* 26 7/16 24-112 17 9/32 23 13116
-`- 21 *Also fan unit sizes 003 & 004.
L1 ' 7 3 32
32 7
2 DIA K.O. DIA K.O.. DIA K.O.
HEATER HIGH- 9. 8 COOLING -ONLY I" 8 LOW -VOLTAGE
VOLTAGE INLET F6 HIGH-VOLTAGE INLET Shipping Weights (lbs)
+
5 17 I _ 17 003 &004.. .. 155
I- 8 - 18-►j 132 I E 132 048 .185*
T- I 060 ....... 190*
, 3 1 116 , *Add heater weights shown in
r-
80D FLARE -, . heater table to determine
}i^ "• LIQUID CONN *\ I `; approximate weights' of tan
•coil
r•.•,' s f r R nl.? ' "; d PM1 units with heaters.
4 OD x"'Y °'r r ' T t LOCATING MARKS
' +
> y,r r . *.r LAKE 56 n1= ` FOR OPTIONAL
`> ft -SUCTION CON ! 11 SIDE INLET REQUIRED CLEARANCES
44 -Lw ir, x{ ( 16 i i t (inches)
1i , , I (THIS SIDE ONLY)
B YFPT i "t' F J i; -'si / Recommended service clearance from
:'. DRAIN CONN i ` i' ' -*T trout of and 21
Minimum clearance from combustrblu
16 materials.
p TUnit 0
r "•` ; ? 2 '•r t k¢; . 1 * ' ik,;, Fust 36 inches of uninsulaled supply
32
32 . , 91j L_ > . w' _ duct when using heater 36
U123 2g 11x5 i. 311 FILTER DUCAT ANGLES SHIPPED
3't -+1 1 1 I 4 3 (CLEANpABLE) ATTTACHMENT WHEN
I DIA K.O.' 1 i 19 4 REQUIRED
(4) PLCS THIS SIDE 1 MPT DRAIN
a (4) PLCS OPPOSITE 4 CONN 21 8 A81 104
SPECIFICATIONS -UNITS WITHOUT ELECTRIC HEATER
MODEL
517
SIZE
N003
H004
N042
N048
N060
RATINGS & PER ORMAN E
Nominal Capacity Btuh
-
-42,000
48,000
60,000
Nominal Airflow Ft31Min
1600
2000 1
1400
1600
2000
ELECTRICAL
Unit Volts -Phase 60 Ht
208/230-1
2081230-1
208/230-1
208/230-1
2081230-1
Operating Voltage Range
187-253
187-253
187-253
187-253
187-253
Single -Circuit Operation
Rated Load Ams
4.8
5.6
3.8
4.8
5.6
Minimum Ampacity for Wire Sizing
7.0
7.0
7.0
7.0
7.0
Minimum Wire Size
14
14
14
14
14
Maximum Wire Length Ft
1521158
130/144 1
1911212 1
152/158
130/144
Maximum Fuse Size Ams
15
15 1
15 115
15
Control Transformer -24V VA
# # #
# #
INDOOR COIL
Rows & Fins Per Inch
-
-
3 & 13
3 & 13
4 & 14
.Height x Width In.
-
-
32.5 x 19.4
32.5 x 22.8
1 32.5 x 22.8
Face Area [Sq Ft
-
-
4.4
5.1
1 5.1
R-22 Refrigerant Metering Device
-
-
Check -Flo -Rater
Piston ID Number
-
-
76
82
88
Condensate Drain Connection Pri-Sec
-
-
314 MPT -3/4 FPT
314 MPT -3/4 FPT
314 MPT 314 FPT
INDOOR BLOWER & MOTOR
Wheel Diameter x Width In.
10 x 9
11 x 9
10 x 9
10 x 9
11 x 9
Filter Size -Cleanable In.
20 x 25 x/
20 x 25 x 1
20 x 21 x 1
20 x 25 x 1
20 x 25 x 1
Blower Motor HP
1/2
314
112
112
314
Blower Motor Speeds & Type
_
3 & D PSC
3 & 0 PSC
3 & D PSC
3 & OD PSC
3 & DD PSC
Rated Load Ams
4.8
5.6
3.8
4.8
5.6
OPTIONAL EOUIPMENT PIN'S
Liquid -Tube Swivel Ell 3/8 # #
P651.1066
Vapor -Tube Swivel Ell (3/4)t;
P651-1068
Combustible Floor Base***
306230.202
306230.201
1 306230202
Side Return Kit t t t
306230.204
048 & 060
306230.203
306230.204
Single -Circuit Kit**
301820.4001
Electric Heat Packa e # # #
See Accessory Electric Heal Package Table
Control Package # # #
305971.464
Cooling Coil Model
5108048
5108060
Standard
See notes on next page.
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