Information

  • Document No.

  • Project Title

  • Client / Site

  • Commissioned on

  • Commissioned by

  • Location
  • Personnel

Condenser

Condenser

  • Manufacturer

  • Type

  • Condenser unique ID

  • Model No

  • Serial No

  • Power requirement

  • Specific location

Power source

  • Distribution board location and ID reference

  • Circuit breaker type and size

  • Power cable type and size

  • Condenser energised for a minimum of 12 hours

Refrigeration Circuit

Refrigeration circuit

Strength testing shall be between 1.0 and 1.43 times maximum working pressure but must not exceed the individual test pressure of any component on the system. This should only be used on initial construction or if substantial modifications have been carried out.

  • Strength test (psig)

  • How long was test carried for

Leak testing shall be between 1.0 and 1.1 times the maximum working pressure of the system, and pressures should be maintained for at least one hour, or until all joints have been tested for leaks.

  • Leak test (psig)

  • How long was test carried for

  • Vacuum test achieved (Torr)

  • How long was test carried for (minimum 30 minutes)

  • Was there a rise

Refrigerant charge

  • Refrigerant type

  • Initial factory charge

  • Additional charge added

Fan coil Units

Fan coil units

  • Add fan coil unit

  • Fan coil unit
  • Fan coil unit location

  • Fan coil unit unique ID

  • Fan coil unit style

  • Model No

  • Serial No

  • Ambient temperature (C)

  • Supply temperature (C) - cooling mode

  • Return temperature (C) - cooling mode

  • Indoor coil suction temperature (C) - cooling mode

  • Indoor coil liquid temperature (C) - cooling mode

  • Supply temperature (C) - heating mode

  • Return temperature (C) - heating mode

  • Indoor coil suction temperature (C) - heating mode

  • Indoor coil liquid temperature (C) - heating mode

Sign off

Sign Off

  • Commissioning Engineer

  • On behalf of the client

  • Date

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