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002808 (SFD) Title 2417 awl i f 47r rye✓ 140, s • �'''.! y"o�� MADLIN'S ENTERPRISES •- ENERGY BUDGET 6 MANAGEMENT CONSULTANTS P. 0. BOX 1443 . PALM SPRINGS, CA 92263 (619) 324-1731 H11:i PRCSPC SED RESIDENTIAL PROJECT HAS BEEN REVIEWED F'() R COMPLIANCE WITH THE STATE OF CAL I FC)RN 1 A ENERGY CONSERVATION STANDARDS REVISED TITLE 2_4 BY MADLIN7S ENTERPRISES*. THE BUILDING DESIGN DESCRIBED IN THIS COMPLIANCE PORTFOLIO IS IN SUBSTANTIAL_ CONFORMANCE WITH THE STANDARDS. **iE*•******•It-R*ii*�*******•iiiFlFiF***•�lE�*•***�iFiEif**�**!t**iFif•R•*iF**itiF**�E•** JCB NUMBER: 1069k, DATE: 06/09/86 PREPARED FOR: BAY StANDS CONSTRUCTION CO.' OWNER: 2 -AY SANDS COi 5TRUCTION Cu. PR0JECl" SINGLE FAMILY RES. PLAN r PR(.)JECT LuCAT1ON: --i. OUINTA METHOD OF COMPLIANCE: POINTS CALCULATION GFi I ENTAT I OIJ OF FN'•i R'f : NOR •f H Cat h114 MV'iTl Licen5es # 43197.5 F. C211AI C10 MADLIN'S ENTERPRISES ENERGY BUDGET & MANAGEMENT CONSULTANTS P. 0. BOX 1443 - PALM SPRINGS, CA 92263 • (619) 324-1731 PROJECT: SINGLE FAMILY RES. PLAN P PREPARED FOR: PAY SANDS CONSTRUCTION CO. JOB NUMBE=R: 10685 DATE : 06/09/86 ------------_.----------------------------------------------- THE FC-►LLOWING INSULATIONS. FEATURES AND DEVICES WERE INCLUDED IN THE ATTACHED TITLE 24 COMPLIANCE ANALYSIS TO DEMONSTRATE COMPLIANCE WITH THE STANDARDS. ------------------------------------------------------------ ------------------------------------------------------------ WALL_ INSULATION — FRAME ................. R=11 BATTS 1aITH 1" POWERWALL BOARD R�►i►F / CEILING INSULATION ............... R=38 RAISED FLOOR OVER UNCOND. SPACE ......... NA SLAB INSULATION ......................... NONE REQ. GLAZING U VALUE .65 DUAL PANE GLAZING SHAKE COEFFICIENT ............... 1.0 CLEAR* .aLAZING IEATMENT — SUNSCREENS .......... NOT REQUIRED GLAZING TREATilENT — OVERHANGS ........... AS SHOWN ON PLAN bKYLIGHTS ............................... NONE VENTED ATTIC (100% OF AREA) ............. REQUIRED ONTINUOU5 INFILTRATION BARRIER ......... NO -i REQUIRED VAF ►R P-ARRIER ........................... NOT REQUIRED ELECTRICAL PLATE GASKETS ................ REQUIRED HVo;C EOUIPMEN EFFICIENCY ............... 9.5 SEER COOLING (HEAT PUMP) AIR "CC) AIR HEA'(" E X C.HAINGE R ............... NOT REQU I R_D THERMOSTAT .............................. SETBACK' REQUIRED THERMAL MASS ............................ REQUIRED — SEE SCHEDULE DOMESTIC HOT WATER ...................... GAS (PROPANE) ADDITIONAL NOTES ---------------- ---------------- CREDIT TAKEN FOR INTERIOR DRAPES — NOT REQUIRED TO EE INSTALLED PRIOR TO FIf.AL. INSPECTION. * GLAZING CONSIDERED T(:) BE CLEAR IN CALCULATIONS. c:WNIER MAY INSTALL. AT HIS OPTION:. BRONZE OR GREY TINTED GLAZING UlTHOUT ADDITIONAL CALCULATIONS. MADLIN'S ENTERPRISES ENERGY BUDGET & MANAGEMENT CONSULTANTS P. 0. BOX 1443 - PALM SPRINGS, CA 92263 (619) 324-1731 PROJECT: SINGILE FAMILY RES. PLAN B JOB NUMBER: 10685 PREPARED FOR: BAY SANDS CONSTRUCTION CO. DATE : 06/09/86 -----------------------------------------------------------=------ H V A C E 0 U I P M E N T S C H E D U L E ZONE: ONE — ENTIRE HOUSE MFG: DAY & NIGHT SYSTEM TYPE: SPL -IT SYSTEM HEAT PUMP — 3.5 TON CAPACITY ------------ MODEL NUMIERS: UNIT = -------------- 545CJ042 AIR HANDLER/COIL = 517E048 CAPAC I'T I ES : HEATING = 44,500 P.TUH COQ -)LING = 41,000 BTUH RA-fINGS: 9.75 SEER THERMOSTAT. HONEYWELL NIGHT SET=:.,CK OR EQUAL MINIMUM SEER REQUIRED = 9.50 ---------------------- NOTE: THE HVAC EQUIPMENT OUTLINED ABOVE IS PROVIDED TO ASSIST OUR CLIENT IN D`Mi SNS i' RATING COMPLIANCE WITH Ti-:_ TITLE '224 STANDARDS. FINAL EQUIPMENT SELECTI(A1d AND HVAC DESIGN IS THE RESPONSIBILITY OF' THE HVAC CONTRACTOR. ANY EQUIPMENT SELECTION CHANGES SHi )ULD BE FORWARDED TO THE BUILDING DEPARTMENT FOR PLAN CHECK REVIEW. _OWNER MF;Y INE FALL, Al HIS A HVAC SYSTEM WITH A HIGHER EFFICIENCY MATING. MADLIN'S ENTERPRISES ENERGY BUDGET & MANAGEMENT CONSULTANTS P. 0. BOX 1443 - PALM SPRINGS. CA 92263 (619) 324-1731 PROJECT: SINGLE FAMILY RES. PLAN E JOB NUMBER: 10685 PREPARED FOR: BAY :)ANDS CONSTRUCTION CO. DATE : 06/09/86 �E• �(• tit •k• it # iF •!t •lE iE ii• # �i- •k � x # # it• �- •k- iF- •1F iF # # •iF •lt iF •lE iE• iE �r •iF iF �F it � x iF * •k• iE it iE it it aF � # * iE •k• if• * # * * * •iE ii• iE •iE •k- � •k• # #: x �r # * # M A S S) S C H E D U L E The following mass data was included in the attached -Title 24 calculazions to assist in demonstrating compliance with the standards. TYPE DESCRIPTION SOFT. REQUIRED LOCATIONS -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 L I NC -J BUM, VINYL 187 ENTRY, KITCHEN, MASTER BATH, OR CERAMIC TILL= BATH 2 OVER fit;• SLAB NOTE: PURS-UF,Ni T TO THE STANDARDS, AREAS UNDER CABINETS AND CLOSETS ARE NO -f INCLUDED IN THE S(�UARE FOOTAGE FIGURE LISTED ABOVE. TITLE 24 COMPLIANCE +�� -_ EN�RG�' PUR)CIET CONSULTANTS TITLE 24 COMPLIANCE BUILDING DESIGN AND EQUIPMENT SUMMARY Page 1 of 3 FORM 2 BAY SANDS CONSTRUCTION - JOB NO. 10690 PLAN E - ENTRY TO NORTH - LA VUINTA SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENCE - SINGLE STORY ;______________________; ;(plan check:/permit #) ; CLIMATE ZONE 15 ' ----------------------- (checked by) Building Type: Single Family '----------------------' Documentation Author (Serial # DEMO): (date) MADLIN'S ENTERPRISES P.O. BOX 1443 - PALM SPRINGS, CA 92263 ;______________________; 619-324-1731 Enforcement Agency Use Compliance Method: POINT SYSTEM Date: JUNE 6 1986 ------- ------------------------------------------------------------------ BUILDING ENVELOPE DESIGN Total Conditioned Floor Area: 1424 sgft Insulation R -Value ------- Area POINTS ------------ ------ SLAB PERIMETER Type 1: R- 0.0, 16", 197 ft 14.4.0 sgft Type 2 -4 RAISED FLOOR Type 1: Type 2: Over Open: : CEILING Type 1: R- 38.0 1424.0 sgft Type: ; +4 Attic: 100 % ; WALL Type 1: R- 16.5 (assembly) 1335.0 sgft Type 2 ; +0 Glazing U -Value ------- % ----- Area ------------ WEST Type 1: +6 Type 2: 0.65 1.5 21.0 sgft NORTH Type 1: -6 Type` : 0.65 6.4 91.0 sqf t EAST Type 1: -4 Type 2: 0.65 5.4 77.0 sgft SOUTH Type 1: -2 Type 0.65 3.7 52.0 sgft SKYLIGHT Type 1: +0 Type BUILDING DESIGN AND EQUIPMENT SUMMARY Page 2 of 3 FORM 2 BAY SANDS CONSTRUCTION - JOB NO. 10690 PLAN E - ENTRY TO NORTH - LA QUINTA Climate Zone 15 ----------=-------------------------------------------------=-------------- Shading S.C. ---- % ----- POINTS ------ WEST Type 1: -2 Type 0.66 1.5 NORTH Type 1: +0 Type 0.66 6.4 EAST Type 1: -9 Type`. 0.66 5.4 SOUTH Type 1: -4 Type 2: 0.66 3.7 SKYLIGHT Type 1: +0 Type SOUTH OVERHANG: 3.00 fit South Glazing = 3.7 % +0 MOVABLE INSULATION: None +0 IN IL. CONTROL: MEDIUM: Standard Infiltration Control Features -1 with Outlet Plate Gaskets TH=RMAL MASS: -See Thermal Nass Calculation Worksheet- -- Type-- Material Area -------------------- ; Interior Conc 140 187 sgft +6 BUILDING DESIGN AND EQUIPMENT SUMMARY Page 3 of 3 FORM BAY SANDS CONSTRUCTION - JOB NO. 10690 PLAN E - ENTRY To N(.)RTH - LA QUINTA Climate Zone 15 --------------------------------------------------------------------------- HEATING, VENTILATING & AIR CONDITIONING SYSTEM Pt►INTS Space Heating and Cooling HEAT PUMP Floor Area= 1397 sgft Brand & Model No: ---------------------------------------------- ' Heating Output (Btu/hr):------------------------- EER = 9.5 f Cooling Output (Btu/hr): ------------------------- +13 Domestic Hot Water System: GAS Brand & Model No: ----------------------------- - -------------- Tani.- Size (gallons): ------------------------------------------- ' +0 ToTAL ,POINT SCORE -3 POINT COMPLIANCE GOAL (see calculation worksheet) -4 AMAf LP f cw f c f>fi+ISc s ElrtQsy DIJD6ET UASt, AM" 1 2 3 4 Form 3 HEAT TRANSFER COEFFICIENT PROPOSED CONSTRUCTION ASSEMBLY Lift of Co=vuction Components R .68 STUCCO .18 V11 NX NI l ' fMIM Svs. 41 . r Gr1lIfOON1� 5.60 heating Form 3 HEAT TRANSFER COEFFICIENT PROPOSED CONSTRUCTION ASSEMBLY Lift of Co=vuction Components R .68 STUCCO .18 heating ' . 25 2 INSULATI-ON WITH RESISTANCE= 5.60 heating Total Resi� Rt , 18.06 17.98 I NSULAT ION WITH RESISTANCE= 11.00 heating U -value (!!`R 1 .-.055 a. GYPSUM BOARD .45 heating 6. 7. 8. Sketch of Construction Assembly WEIGHT: 15-25 Ib/ft2 Check one: Wall X Roof Floor _ Inj;de Surface Air Pilm , 6 8 .68 cooling heating OunxIe Surface Air Film . 25 .17 cooling heating Total Resi� Rt , 18.06 17.98 cooling heating U -value (!!`R 1 .-.055 .055 cooling heating W-143 MwalwIs wisa�wus UARAIIAMTS • En(EQsy DUD6FT Form 3 HEAT TRANSFER COEFFICIENT PROPOSED CONSTRUCTION ASSEMBLY Litt of Construction Components R 1 2 ,. INSULATION WITH RESISTANCE = 38.00 z. GYPSUM BOARD OR TILE .45 3. a. 5. 7. 8. Sketch of Construction Assembly WEIGHT: 0-15 Ib/ft2 Check one: Wall _ Roof xX Floor _ Inside Surface Air Pilm �� 2 .61 I cooling VA).," 6., Outside Surface Air Film .25 LALAe wM444. i cooling heating Total RaisUnce RIt : 39.62 wiftj Form 3 HEAT TRANSFER COEFFICIENT PROPOSED CONSTRUCTION ASSEMBLY Litt of Construction Components R 1 2 ,. INSULATION WITH RESISTANCE = 38.00 z. GYPSUM BOARD OR TILE .45 3. a. 5. 7. 8. Sketch of Construction Assembly WEIGHT: 0-15 Ib/ft2 Check one: Wall _ Roof xX Floor _ Inside Surface Air Pilm �� 2 .61 I cooling heating Outside Surface Air Film .25 .17 i cooling heating Total RaisUnce RIt : 39.62 39,23 cooling hosting U -value (I/Rt) .025 .025 cooling heating R -G A LOAD CALCULATION AIUUAL METHOD - :�: ENTERPRISL I�UDG�T CONSULTANTS LOAD CALCULATION AIUUAL METHOD HEATING EQUIPMENT SIZING COMPLIANCE FORM RAY SANDS CONSTRUCTION - JOE NO. 10690 PLAN R - ENTRY TO NORTH - LA QUINTA SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENCE - SINGLE STORY Location Data: Palm Springs Building Type: Single Family Documentation Author (Serial # DEMO): MADLIN'S ENTERPRISES , P.O. BOX 1443 - PALM SPRINGS, CA 92263 619-324-1731 Method: ASHRAE Load Calculation Manual HOURLY HEAT LOSS Page 1 of Enforcement Agency Use Date: JUNE 6 1986 Total Conditioned Floor Area: 1424 sgft Site Information: Inside Design Temperature Outside Design Temperature Design Temperature Difference, TD: For Standard Assemblies For Floor over Vented Unheated Space Conductive Heat Loss Description of Assembly ------------------------------ Slab, R- 0.0 16" deep Ceiling, R-38.0 Wall, R-16.5 W Glazing, Double N Glazing, Double E Glazing, Double S Glazing, Double Area 197.0 (ft) 1424.0 X 1335.0 X 21.0 X 91.0 X 77.0 X 5'2.0 X U -Value 0.026 0.061 0.650 0.650 0.650 0.650 70.0 F 31.0 F 39. 0 F 19.5 F TD Btu/hr X 42.0 = X 39.0 = X 39.0 = X 39.0 = X 39.0 = X 39.0 = X 39.0 = 8274 1461 3155 53 2307 195 1318 SUBTOTAL 19000 HEATING EQUIPMENT SIZING COMPLIANCE FORM Page 2 of PAY SANDS CONSTRUCTION - JOB NO. 10690 Building Location Data: PLAN B - ENTRY TO NORTH - LA QUINTA Palm Springs r - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - Infiltration: 1424 X 8.0 X 0.5 AC X .018 X 39.0 = 3999 Conductive Heat Loss (From Previous Page): 19000 SUBTOTAL 22999 Duct Heat Loss: 0.15 X 22999 = 3450 TOTAL HOURLY HEAT LOSS 26449 Maximum Btu/hr: 1.3 X C 26449 + (10 X 1424)3 = 52895 MINIMUM HEATING EQUIPMENT OUTPUT: 26449 (Btu hr) MAXIMUM HEATING EQUIPMENT OUTPUT: 52895 (Btu/hr) COOLING EQUIPMENT SIZING COMPLIANCE FORM PAY SANDS CONSTRUCTION - JOB NO. 10690 PLAN R - ENTRY Ti i NORTH - LA QUI NTA SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENCE - SINGLE STORY Location Data: Palm Springs Building Type: Single Family Documentation Author (Serial # DEMO): MADLIN'S ENTERPRISES P.O. BOX 1443 - PALM SPRINGS, CA 92263 619-324-1731 Method: ASHRAE Load Calculation Manual HOURLY HEAT GAIN Page 1 of Enforcement Agency Use Date: JUNE 6 1986 Total Conditioned Floor Area: 1424 sgft Site Information: Inside Design Temperature Outside Design Temperature Daily Temperature Swing Design Equivalent Temperature Difference, TDeq: Standard Temperature Difference For Frame Walls and Doors - For Masonry Walls For Floor For Ceiling and Roof Conductive Heat Gain Description of Assembly Area U -Value ----------------------------- ---- ------- 78.0 F 113.0 F 35.0 F 35.0 F 28.0 F 21.0 F 20.0 F 49.0 F TD or TDeq Btu/hr Ceiling, R-38.0 1424.0 X 0.026 X 49.0 = Wall, R-16.5 1335.0 X 0.061 X 28.0 = W Glazing, Double 21.0 X 0.650 X 35.0 = N Glazing, Double 91.0 X 0.650 X 35.0 = E Glazing, Double 77.0 X 0.650 X 35.0 = S Glazing, Double 52.0 X 0.650 X 35.0 = 1836 265 478 ::070 1752 1183 SUBTOTAL 9584 COOLING EQUIPMENT SIZING COMPLIANCE FORM Page 2 of 2 BAY SANDS CONSTRUCTION - JOB NO. 10690 Building Location Data: PLAN B - ENTRY TO NORTH - LA QUINTA Palm Springs --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Solar Heat Gain: Description of Assembly -----------------------=----- Area ---- S.C. ---- CLF --- Btu/hr ------ W Glazing, Double 21.0 X 0.66 X 78 = 1081 N Glazing, Double 91.0 X 0.66 X 34 = 2042 E Glazing, Double 77.0 X 0.66 X 78 = 3964 S Glazing, Double 52.0 X 0.66 X 51 = 1750 SUBTOTAL 8837 Less: Sash Factor 0.00 X 8837 = 0 Net Solar Heat Gain: SUBTOTAL 8837 Infiltration: 1424 X 8.0 X 0.5 AC X .018 X 35.0 = 3588 Internal Heat Gain: = 3000 Conductive Heat Gain (From Previous Page): = 9584 • SUBTOTAL 25010 Duct Heat Gain: Latent Load: SENSIBLE COOLING LOAD: TOTAL (SENSIBLE + LATENT) LOAD: 0.10 X5010 = 2501 TOTAL SENSIBLE HOURLY HEAT GAIN 27511 0.20 X 27511 = 5502 27511 Btu/hr 33014 Btu/hr 2.8 tons) '` MAD�IIK'S K. BUDGET CONSULTANTS ADDENDUMf AL NOTEf NadfirO Ergaprises EUtgy' Budget G o ult s r NOTICE TO BUILDERS 8k 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. cWadlii�s 0 Erltefprises " Erlefg3/- MANDATORY FEATURES Budget Gorbsultar�s 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. NadfirO P E tet rises � rL ErLefgy' r Budget G azt,ult o is MANDATORY FEATURES 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. t\ NadfirL's Erltefprises MANDATORY FEATURES '4 ErLefgy' Budget g t r 'o ul s G� INFILTRATION CONTROL The standards contain the infiltration. 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. am R NadfirLs ,JAV ErLtefprises ErlefgY MANDATORY FEATURES ro. Budget ult Go� ar�s SPACE CONDITIONING EQUIPMENT SIZING 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 tibes 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 set forth by the Commission's Executive Director. 3. Indoor design dry bulb air temperatures must be 700F for heating and 78o F for cooling. Outdoor design temperatures must 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 NadhrL's Erltefprises Erjefgy' MANDATORY FEATURES Budget G� �o ult s 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 16. 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 1976 Uniform Mechanical Code. GAS COOKING APPLIANCES 2-5352(1) Gas stoves installed in new 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. NadfitLs Erltetprises .y, r Erlet y' Budget Gor1pultargs WATER HEATING SYSTEMS INSULATION MANDATORY FEATURES 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(7) 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. ��. ENT�RDRISES ENEMY _ r-�� I3UDG ET TS MNSULTAN Insulation of Ducts ADDENDUM; "INSULATION OF DUCT" UNIFORM MECHANICAL CODE 1976 EDITION SECTION 1005 Sec. 1005. Every supply and return air duct and plenum of a heating or cooling system shall be inwlated 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. Duct 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 cent more than 50 when tested as a composite installation, including insulation, facing materials, tapes and adhesives as normilly applied. EXCEPTION: Insulation having a flame -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 or apartment houses where the duct system woes not more than one dweiling unit. TABLE NO.10-D—INSULATION OF DUCTS NOTE: Where ducts are used 1'ur both heating anal cm4mg. Ute miuunum in• wslaiiun shall be as reytured for the mint ra'strictne cundil ion. 'Insulation may be umincd on that portion of a duct which is lucatcd wshin a wall or a noorceiling space where both sides of this space are cxposnl to conditioned air and where this space is not ventilated or otherwise exposed to unconditioned air. Vapor barriers shall be installed on conditioned air supply ducts its SC%Wapha arca, where the average of the July. August and September mean &%point temperature exceeds 60'F. listing Degree Days: Zone I below 4500 D. D. Zone 114501 to 8000 D. D. Zone 111 over SWI D. D. iMSULATION TYPES: A. I -inch 0.60lb./cu. ft. mineral fiber blankets and felt, ruck, slag at glas, 4: indt 1.5 to I lb./cu. I't. blanket duct limn, raw►, slag to glass 'h -inch 3 to IOIb./cu. ft. board, mineral fiber, rock, slag or glass or equivalent to provide an installed C'unduaaoce = 0.48 R r 2 L 2 -inch 0.60lb./cu. (t. mineral fiber blanket 14nch 1.3 to 31b./cu. rl. mineral blanket !duct liner) 1 -inch 3 to 10 lb./cu. ft. mineral fiber board or equivalent to provide an installed C'onducuanre = 0.24 R.— 4 C. 3 -inch 0.601b./cu. ft. mineral fiber blanket 1'h -inch 1.5 to 3lb./cu. ft. mineral blanket (duct liner) I Vj4nch 3 to 101b./cu. ft. mineral fiberboard or equivalent to provide an installed Condo urce = 0.16 R - 6 V. Vapor barrier, with perm rating not greater than 0.05 perms, all joinu sealed. W. Approved weatherproof barrier. INSULATION TYPES MECHANICALLY HEATINGINSULAT014 TYPES DUCT LOCATION COOLED ZONE' HEAttg*Z ONLY I A ars: W 11 B aril W On roof or on exterior C. Wand W of building III (' and K' I A II A Attics, garages and crawl A and V' spaces; 111 B I A 11 A In walls', within floor- A and V' ailing spaces' 111 b Within the cundiikulci space or in basements None Keyuired Nunc Kc.luircd Cement slab or within ground None Keyuired Nunc KaluireJ NOTE: Where ducts are used 1'ur both heating anal cm4mg. Ute miuunum in• wslaiiun shall be as reytured for the mint ra'strictne cundil ion. 'Insulation may be umincd on that portion of a duct which is lucatcd wshin a wall or a noorceiling space where both sides of this space are cxposnl to conditioned air and where this space is not ventilated or otherwise exposed to unconditioned air. Vapor barriers shall be installed on conditioned air supply ducts its SC%Wapha arca, where the average of the July. August and September mean &%point temperature exceeds 60'F. listing Degree Days: Zone I below 4500 D. D. Zone 114501 to 8000 D. D. Zone 111 over SWI D. D. iMSULATION TYPES: A. I -inch 0.60lb./cu. ft. mineral fiber blankets and felt, ruck, slag at glas, 4: indt 1.5 to I lb./cu. I't. blanket duct limn, raw►, slag to glass 'h -inch 3 to IOIb./cu. ft. board, mineral fiber, rock, slag or glass or equivalent to provide an installed C'unduaaoce = 0.48 R r 2 L 2 -inch 0.60lb./cu. (t. mineral fiber blanket 14nch 1.3 to 31b./cu. rl. mineral blanket !duct liner) 1 -inch 3 to 10 lb./cu. ft. mineral fiber board or equivalent to provide an installed C'onducuanre = 0.24 R.— 4 C. 3 -inch 0.601b./cu. ft. mineral fiber blanket 1'h -inch 1.5 to 3lb./cu. ft. mineral blanket (duct liner) I Vj4nch 3 to 101b./cu. ft. mineral fiberboard or equivalent to provide an installed Condo urce = 0.16 R - 6 V. Vapor barrier, with perm rating not greater than 0.05 perms, all joinu sealed. W. Approved weatherproof barrier. �. ENTEI?DL?ISE :yR { ENERGY BURG IET CCNSULTANTS SPECIFICATIONS r� .1 Day&Night ArrCondltioning :"1`FAWCOIL & . „FAN UNITS InlwneW�� IN Gry 4A acjumiv. CA Model 517E Fan -Cod 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 without coil, 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 510B coils are available for field - installation to convert these fan units into conventional electric furnaces, fan -coil units, or heating/coofing fan -coil units. SSC -55 Model 517E Sizes 003, .004, 042, 048, A 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 cabmt exterior is finished with an attractive silver sage enamel SPECIAL DESIGN FEATURES—Application versatility of all units is enhanc*d by the spacesaving compact size and the installa- tion flexibility of four mounting attitudes: either upflow, downfiow, 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. Knockoits are provided for optional horizontal suspension, using suspension rods. Separate access panels for the coil sec- tion and blower/control section 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 east 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 appiications. A Molex speed -tag -changer simplifies speed changes. Blower and motor assembly is resiliently mounted tc' minimae vibration, and slides out for easy servicing. COMPUTER -DESIGNED INDOOR COILS provide for optimurr. heat aa-sfer and cooling and/or heat pump healing efficiency Flare refrigerant connections enable quick leak -proof connec- tions.:z;,ng 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—A I coils have a Check -Flo -Rater for effi- cient ad dependable refrigerant metering, and to eliminate the poten:c ' service requirements of other metering devices Locates external to the unit, the Check -Flo -Rater is readily accessiote for piston changeout or maintenance. For added sys- tem reiLa7ility, all coils have a liquid -tube strainer to help maintain clean. unrestricted operation. ELECTRIC HEAT PACKAGES are available either as factory- instaled in the heating/cooling fan -coil units or as a field-installec access:Ary for the fan units and fan -coil units. The application flexrDiL:; of theseheaters is increased with the availability of sin- gle- a -i: three-phase power supply options. The 10-, 15-, anc 20 -KNE single-phase heaters are available with or without circuit brea^ke's for internal CULLA protection. Sequencer control is used 1or incremental energizing and deenergizing of the heate- elemenis. Field -installation of a heater into a unit has been made extre:,ie'y easy—simply slide in the heater, secure with three screws and plug-in three leads for blower motor control. Form No. PDS 517E.42.2D HEA VOL L,3 DIMENSIONAL DRAWING DW KA — 8 LOW -VOLTAGE 517E DIMENSIONS (Inches) �28 617E Size B D 042 22.3/4 1 21 13.13.16 20.11132 _ 4 '� _� 048 8 060• 1 26.7/18 24-1/2 17.9/32 1 23.13116 •Also fan <m sizes 003 8 004. 32� DIA K.O.1� DIA K.O. 9 8 COOUNG-ONLY LOW -VOLTAGE :T 5 Fj6 HIGH-VOLTAGE INLET �jl� & 004 4lnp WN..... bs) 5 �18 117 IT 003 8 . ............. 155 -'1 8� —'l f"~ 32 � �E�11'-132 oat 1750 3 gOD FLARE LIQUID CONN L: . SUCTION CONN\ 4 FPT DRAIN CONI 2�L IL5 16- 32 THIS SIDE 'MPT DRAIN S OPPOSITE 4 CONN 048 .............. . 1850 060 ...........:....190• *Add heater weights shown in heater table to determine approximate weights of fan -coil units with heaters. HARKS VAL IIEOUINED CLEARANCES ONLY) (le•b») R•coaanarWd Nrvrq CMar•nc• tram bar at urrt 21 manonum.. cMu•nc• from Gombustibie Urn0 Firm 3e rWi 8 of urowANed fwppy dra w1m, wing h"W 36 ES SHIPPED I FIELD NT WHEN SPECIFICATIONS—UNITS WITHOUT ELECTRIC HEATER "1104 MODEL 51 TE SIZE 11003 N004 N042 N048 N060 RATINGS & PERFORMANCE Nominal Capacity Btuh • - - 42.030 48,00: 60.0'00 Nominal Airflow Ft /Mint 1600 2000 140y 1600 2000 ELECTRICAL Unit Volts -Phase 60 Ht 20&-230-1 2081230-1 2081230-1 081230-1 208/230-1 Operating Voltage Range 167-253 187-253 187-253 187-253 187-253 Srngle-Grcuit Operation Rated Load Amps 4 8 5.6 3 8 4.8 5.6 Minimum Ampacity for Wire SiziK 7.0 7.0 7.0 7.0 1 7.0 Minimum Wire Size 14 1 14 1 14 14 14 Maximum Wire Length Ft 1521158 1301144 191r212 152115E 1301144 Maximum Fuse Size (Amps) 15 15 1`_. 15 15 Control Transformer -24V VA ' :: 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 INDOOR COIL Rows b Fins Per Inch 3 b 13 3 & 13 4 & 14 Height x Width In. - - 32.5 it 19.4 32.5 x 22.8 32.5 x 22.8 Face Area Ft - - 4.4 5 1 5.1 R•22 Refrigerant Metering Device - - Check -Flo -Rater Piston ID Number - - 76 82 Be Condensate Drain Connection Pn Sec — — 3/4 MPT -314 FPT 314 MPT -3:4 FPT 314 MPT -3/4 FPT INDOOR BLOWER S MOTOR Wheel Diameter x Width In. t0 a 9 11 x 9 10 a 9 10 a e 11 x 9 Finer Size—Cleanable In. 20 a 25 x 1 20 x 25 x 1 20 x 21 x 1 20 x 25 x 1 20 x 25 x 1 Blower Motor HP tr2 3/4 19 112 314 Blower Motor Speeds b Type 3 b PSC 3 b DO PSC 3 6 D:). --*SC 3 6 3 b DO(PSC) Rated load Amps 4 6 5.6 3.E 4.8 5.6 OPTIONAL EOUIPMENT (PIN'S Liquid -Tube Swivel Ell 3/8 22 P651-1066 Vapor -Tube Swivel Ell 314 t 2 P651.1068 Combustible Floor Base*** 306230 202 306231 201 306230.202 Side Return KitT t t 306230204 048 8 060 30623: 203 306230204 Single -Circuit Kit•• 30162C-4001 Electric Heat Packa e2 2 See Accessory Electric Heal Package Table Control Packa ettl 305971-464 Cooling Coil Model SI63048 1 5108060 Blanca See notes on next page. SSC -6d A a.+ Air Conditioning DELUXE SPLIT -SYSTEM HEAT PUMP UNITS Yw,ehaWhS. IN - Gly of Uwliy. CA Here is a new concept in split -system heat pumps. The Model 545C introduces a unique Command Center that can now moni- tor your heating and cooling requirements 24 hours a day. The Model 545C Heat Pump has exclusive built-in features that pave the way for future heat pump units. Its Command Center contains a "decision-making" microprocessor that monitors indoor and outdpor temperatures as well as operation of the sys- tem. When an optional Energy Modie is added to the system, It can be used with an existing gas or oil furnace. Just set the eco- nomic balance point with a screwdrrver. HP -31 MODEL.:545C.' A � .&Z" 024`thru 048, FEATURES COMMAND CENTER—A microprocessor in the Command Cen- ter continuously monitors the Indoor temperature, outdoor tem- perature, and the unit operation. HSPF and SEER—The U.S. Department of Energy requires the publishing of HSPF (Heating Seasonal Performance Factor) and SEER (Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio) for all residential heat pumps. The Model 545C defines deluxe heat pump perform- ance with up to 10.55 SEER and 7.65 HSPF. NO COLD BLOW—Built into the Command Center Is a 15 -sec- ond blower delay on the heating cycle to avoid the blast of cold air when the Indoor unit blower comes on. The Command Cen- ter anticipates the defrost cycle and turns on the supplemental heat 30 seconds before the defrost cyte is iNtlated. SELF-DIAGNOSING—Each time the system switch Is changed from heat to cool, or cool to heat, a 10 -second series of checks is performed by the Command Center. If a malfunction occurs, a signal light on the Indoor thermostat flashes a series of long and short signals decodable by the service person. The malfunction location is pinpointed and the service person can immediately concentrate on that spot. OUTDOOR THERMOSTATS—Two outdoor thermostats are built Into the unit for controlling additional strip heat. The first thermo- stat functions when the outdoor temperature drops to the desired setting In the control box; the second functions when the outdoor temperature drops to 15°F below the control set- ting for the first thermostat. BUILT-IN RELIABILITY COMPONENTS—Include a suction -tube accumulator which minimizes the amount of liquid refrigerant reaching the compressor; a low-pressure switch which stops the compressor If the refrigerant charge is lost; a high-pressure switch In the heating cycle shuts the unit down d the blower fails or the filter becomes excessively dirty; a crankcase heater to keep the compressor oil warm and free of refrigerant for maxi- mum lubricity (energized only when requsred); a compressor relief valve for high-pressure protection; a Command Center cir- cuit for sensing voltage drop protects the compressor from being damaged; and a built-in COMPROTEC• circuit to protect the compressor against short -cycling. WEATHER -PROTECTIVE CABINET—The Model 545C Units have galvanized steel cabinets, coated with a layer of zinc phos- phate to which a coat of alkyd melamine enamel is applied and baked on. All screws on the cabinet exterior are stainless steel for a durable, rust -resistant, quality appearance. COMPRESSOR—Designed specifically for heat pump duty, with high energy *off lclency during heating and cooling operation. UNIT DESIGN—AII units are equipped with totally enclosed fan motors for greater reliab&-ty under rain and snow conditions. The targe, wrap-around coil is designed for optimum heat transfer during heating and cooling. The vertical air discharge carries the sound and air up and away from adjacent patio areas and foliage. Support legs are provided with each unit. PDS No. 545C.24.1 D f Here is a new concept in split -system heat pumps. The Model 545C introduces a unique Command Center that can now moni- tor your heating and cooling requirements 24 hours a day. The Model 545C Heat Pump has exclusive built-in features that pave the way for future heat pump units. Its Command Center contains a "decision-making" microprocessor that monitors indoor and outdpor temperatures as well as operation of the sys- tem. When an optional Energy Modie is added to the system, It can be used with an existing gas or oil furnace. Just set the eco- nomic balance point with a screwdrrver. HP -31 MODEL.:545C.' A � .&Z" 024`thru 048, FEATURES COMMAND CENTER—A microprocessor in the Command Cen- ter continuously monitors the Indoor temperature, outdoor tem- perature, and the unit operation. HSPF and SEER—The U.S. Department of Energy requires the publishing of HSPF (Heating Seasonal Performance Factor) and SEER (Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio) for all residential heat pumps. The Model 545C defines deluxe heat pump perform- ance with up to 10.55 SEER and 7.65 HSPF. NO COLD BLOW—Built into the Command Center Is a 15 -sec- ond blower delay on the heating cycle to avoid the blast of cold air when the Indoor unit blower comes on. The Command Cen- ter anticipates the defrost cycle and turns on the supplemental heat 30 seconds before the defrost cyte is iNtlated. SELF-DIAGNOSING—Each time the system switch Is changed from heat to cool, or cool to heat, a 10 -second series of checks is performed by the Command Center. If a malfunction occurs, a signal light on the Indoor thermostat flashes a series of long and short signals decodable by the service person. The malfunction location is pinpointed and the service person can immediately concentrate on that spot. OUTDOOR THERMOSTATS—Two outdoor thermostats are built Into the unit for controlling additional strip heat. The first thermo- stat functions when the outdoor temperature drops to the desired setting In the control box; the second functions when the outdoor temperature drops to 15°F below the control set- ting for the first thermostat. BUILT-IN RELIABILITY COMPONENTS—Include a suction -tube accumulator which minimizes the amount of liquid refrigerant reaching the compressor; a low-pressure switch which stops the compressor If the refrigerant charge is lost; a high-pressure switch In the heating cycle shuts the unit down d the blower fails or the filter becomes excessively dirty; a crankcase heater to keep the compressor oil warm and free of refrigerant for maxi- mum lubricity (energized only when requsred); a compressor relief valve for high-pressure protection; a Command Center cir- cuit for sensing voltage drop protects the compressor from being damaged; and a built-in COMPROTEC• circuit to protect the compressor against short -cycling. WEATHER -PROTECTIVE CABINET—The Model 545C Units have galvanized steel cabinets, coated with a layer of zinc phos- phate to which a coat of alkyd melamine enamel is applied and baked on. All screws on the cabinet exterior are stainless steel for a durable, rust -resistant, quality appearance. COMPRESSOR—Designed specifically for heat pump duty, with high energy *off lclency during heating and cooling operation. UNIT DESIGN—AII units are equipped with totally enclosed fan motors for greater reliab&-ty under rain and snow conditions. The targe, wrap-around coil is designed for optimum heat transfer during heating and cooling. The vertical air discharge carries the sound and air up and away from adjacent patio areas and foliage. Support legs are provided with each unit. PDS No. 545C.24.1 D i i SPECIFICATIONS •Rated in accordance with AHI Standard 27084. tRated in accordance with AHI Standard 24081. The thermostatic expanwn valve for the indoor unit Is shipped with Mie 545C Heat Pump. HP -33 MINUS SEWS C IWrnber•7.4 F 1 6 ARI Noise 30 036 042 -518A 7.4 - - - 030 026 42 -S18B 507H i 518B - - - - - - 030 036 - - - - - - - 5108 - - - - - 036 - - - - - - SEWS PERFORNIANU DATA - - - - - - - - - 030 - - - - - 517E - - - - - - - - - 030 038 042 - - 519B a 519c - - - - - - - 042 - 519B or C win 5205012 c Rated -47-Ft 30,600 31AN 31,800 31,200 31,200 31,600 30,800 31,400 31,600 31,800 31,200 31,600 32,200 31,800 31.800 HSPF 7.25 7 50 7.50 7.25 7.45 7.45 7.15 7.40 7.40 7.3 7.20 735 7.55 7.50 7.50 Rated -Btuht 27,600 28.600 28,600 27,800 27.800 28,400 27,600 28,800 28,600 26,200 27,600 28,600 29,200 29,IOD 29,400 ARI Noise RWQ limber• 9.35 9.55 9.55 9.35 9.50 9.50 9.10 9.60 9.50 9.20 9.25 9.45 9.80 9.60 9.60 -47-Ft 37,600 VAN 38,000 37,600 37,400 38.000 37,400 37,600 37,400 38,500 37,600 36.000 36,500 38.000 38,000 HSPF 7.15 7.15 7.25 7.10 720 7.30 7.15 7.15 7.1 1 .45 7.00 7.30 7.40 7.25 . 725 7.4 35,000 35.DDO 35,100 134.400 34.600 35,800 35,200 35,600 34,600 136.400 34,400 35.800 36,200 35.600 35,600 9.75 9.75 9.65 1 9.65 9.7C 9.90 9.60 9.90 9.75 1 10.00 1 9.45 9.90 9.95 1 9.85 1 9.85 5068 030 036 - - - - - - - - - - - 507D 8 516A - 030 035 - - - - - - - 507H 5188 - 024 030 - - - - 5106 - - 024 036 - 513C - - - - - - - 024 030 - - 517E - - - - - - - - - - 024 030 036 Rued Muft Cipacky-47'F125,000 25,600 25.000 25,100 25.000 25,200 25,200 25,200 21,800 25,400 25.100 25,400 25.100 HSPF 7.00 7.25 7.05 7.20 6.95 6.95 7.00 7.05 6.90 7.05 7.00 .00 7.05 RatedC-0*1 cwoy-etuhl 22,400 22,000 1 22.400 1 22,800 1 22,600 1 23.200 1 21,100 1 23,200 1 22,000 1 22.800:21,400 1 22,800 23,000 SEER 10.00 10.10 1 9.95 1 9.90 1 9.95 1 10.05 1 9.50 1 10.00 1 9.80 1 9.95 9.40 1 9.90 9.90 •Rated in accordance with AHI Standard 27084. tRated in accordance with AHI Standard 24081. The thermostatic expanwn valve for the indoor unit Is shipped with Mie 545C Heat Pump. HP -33 MINUS SEWS C IWrnber•7.4 F 1 6 ARI Noise 30 036 042 -518A 7.4 - - - 030 026 42 -S18B 507H i 518B - - - - - - 030 036 - - - - - - - 5108 - - - - - 036 - - - - - - 513C - - - - - - - - - 030 - - - - - 517E - - - - - - - - - 030 038 042 - - 519B a 519c - - - - - - - 042 - 519B or C win 5205012 - - - - - - - - - - - - 042 Rated -47-Ft 30,600 31AN 31,800 31,200 31,200 31,600 30,800 31,400 31,600 31,800 31,200 31,600 32,200 31,800 31.800 HSPF 7.25 7 50 7.50 7.25 7.45 7.45 7.15 7.40 7.40 7.3 7.20 735 7.55 7.50 7.50 Rated -Btuht 27,600 28.600 28,600 27,800 27.800 28,400 27,600 28,800 28,600 26,200 27,600 28,600 29,200 29,IOD 29,400 SEER 9.35 9.55 9.55 9.35 9.50 9.50 9.10 9.60 9.50 9.20 9.25 9.45 9.80 9.60 9.60 •Rated in accordance with AHI Standard 27084. tRated in accordance with AHI Standard 24081. The thermostatic expanwn valve for the indoor unit Is shipped with Mie 545C Heat Pump. HP -33 MINUS SEWS SERIES PERFORMANCE ARINoise Number• 1 6 ARI Noise Number* 7.4 5068 507H i 518B 038 042 018 - - - - - - - - - 5070 &519A - - - - - 048 060 - - - - - - - 038 042 048 - - - - 507H &5188 519B or 5190 - - - - - 036 042 - - - - - - 510B - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 042 060 - - - - - - - - 036 048 - - - - - 517E HSPF - - - - - - - - - - 036 042 046 - - 519B or 5190 40,000 40,500 4i.OD0 41,000 41,000 42.000 11,500 12.500 40,500 11,000 41,500 41,500 41,000 42,500 40,000+42.000 - - - - - - - - - - - - - 042 - 5198 of C win 5208042 - - - - - - -. - - - - - - - 042 Rated -47-Ft 37,600 VAN 38,000 37,600 37,400 38.000 37,400 37,600 37,400 38,500 37,600 36.000 36,500 38.000 38,000 HSPF 7.15 7.15 7.25 7.10 720 7.30 7.15 7.15 7.1 1 .45 7.00 7.30 7.40 7.25 . 725 RatedWWV CapXg-Bluht 35,000 35.DDO 35,100 134.400 34.600 35,800 35,200 35,600 34,600 136.400 34,400 35.800 36,200 35.600 35,600 9.75 9.75 9.65 1 9.65 9.7C 9.90 9.60 9.90 9.75 1 10.00 1 9.45 9.90 9.95 1 9.85 1 9.85 •Rated in accordance with AHI Standard 27084. tRated in accordance with AHI Standard 24081. The thermostatic expanwn valve for the indoor unit Is shipped with Mie 545C Heat Pump. HP -33 MINUS SEWS 6 ARINoise Number• 7.4 5068 042 048 - - - - - - - - - - 507D 6 516A - 812 046 - - - - - - - 507H i 518B - - - 042 - - - - - 5108 - - - - - 048 060 - - - - - - - 17E - - - - - - - - 042 040 OGO 062 - - - - 519B or 5190 - - - - - - - - - - - 042 060 - - 5198 or C win 5208042 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 042 060 Rated -41-Ft 42,000 43,000 41,500 13,000 13,500 44.000 41,000 45,000 43,500 41,500 45,500 45,500 42,500 43,500 43,ODD 44,000 HSPF 20 .40 7 t 5 .45 .45 7.65 .50 7.80 7.35 1.50 7.50 7.50 7.30 7.50 .20 7.50 Rated -7" 40,000 40,500 4i.OD0 41,000 41,000 42.000 11,500 12.500 40,500 11,000 41,500 41,500 41,000 42,500 40,000+42.000 I SEER10.10 10.20 10.00 110.20 110.15 1025 10.30 10.55 9.75 9.75 9.75 9.95 10.15 10.45 9.70 10.00 •Rated in accordance with AHI Standard 27084. tRated in accordance with AHI Standard 24081. The thermostatic expanwn valve for the indoor unit Is shipped with Mie 545C Heat Pump. HP -33 MINUS sms PERFORIJAP.CE 6 AM Naso PWWV Number• 7.4 . 5068 048 060 - - - - - - - - - - 5070 6 Si SA - - 048 060 - - - - - - - - - - - 507H 3 5188 - - - - 046 060 - - - - - - - - 51 OB - - - - - 018 060 - - - - - - - 517E - - - - 018 060 062 - 5198 or 519C - - - - - - - - - - - 048 1 060 - - 5198 of C wia 5208048 - - - - - - - - - - - I - 1 046 060 Rated ftaUV Copwily-47-Ft 45,500'4',500 46,000 46,50016.500 47,500 46,000 47,500 46,000 48,000 48.000, 45.500 46,500 WOOD 47.000 HSPF 7.00 7A0 7.15 7.25 1 120 7.10 7.10 7.35 6.95 7.30 7.30 7.05 7.20 7.OD i 7.20 Rated -B1uht 43,000 1:.500 13,500 41,000 44,DD0 46,500 44,000 16,000 43,000 45,000 15,500;42.500 11,500 42,5D0,44,500 SEER 9.40 455 9.50 9.60 9 55 9.90 9.55 9.85 9.20 9.20 9.40 9.35 1 9.60 9.20T9.40 •Rated in accordance with AHI Standard 27084. tRated in accordance with AHI Standard 24081. The thermostatic expanwn valve for the indoor unit Is shipped with Mie 545C Heat Pump. HP -33