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HVAC Commissioning Checklist

Programmable Thermostats

  • Installed per manufacturers instructions

  • Programmed per designed control strategy

  • Verify heating operation during occupied periods

  • Verify heating operation during unoccupied periods

  • Verify cooling operation during occupied periods

  • Verify cooling operation during unoccupied periods

  • Verify system operation during occupied hours under no-load condition

  • Verify system operation during unoccupied hours under no-load condition

  • Verify system status when power is lost

  • Verify system operation when power is returned

  • Verify battery back-up (if applicable)

  • Measure room temperatures for compliance with set point.

DX Air Cooled Condensing Units

Installation

  • Refrigerant pipe leak tested.

  • Refrigerant pipe evacuated and charged in accordance with manufacturer's instructions.

  • Check condenser fans for proper rotation.

  • Any damage to coil fins has been repaired.

  • Manufacturer's required maintenance/ operational clearance provided.

Electrical

  • Power available to unit disconnect.

  • Power available to unit control panel.

  • Verify that power disconnect is located within sight of the unit it controls

Controls

  • Unit safety/protection devices tested.

  • Control system and interlocks installed.

  • Control system and interlocks operational.

Variable Air Volume (VAV) Terminals

Installation

  • VAV terminal in place.

  • VAV terminal ducted.

  • VAV terminal connected to controls.

  • Reheat coil connected to hot water pipe.

  • Manufacturer's required maintenance clearance provided.

Controls

  • Reheat VAV terminal controls set.

  • Reheat terminal/coil controls verified.

Testing, Adjusting, and Balancing (TAB)

  • Verify terminal maximum air flow set.

  • Verify terminal minimum air flow set.

  • TAB operation complete

Variable Air Volume Handling Unit

Installation

  • Vibration isolation devices installed.

  • Inspection and access doors are operable and sealed.

  • Casing undamaged.

  • Insulation undamaged.

  • Condensate drainage is unobstructed. (Visually verify drainage by pouring a cup of water into drain pan.)

  • Fan belt adjusted.

  • Manufacturer's required maintenance clearance provided.

Electrical

  • Power available to unit disconnect.

  • Power available to unit control panel.

  • Proper motor rotation verified.

  • Verify that power disconnect is located within sight of the unit it controls.

  • Power available to humidifier.

Coils

  • Chilled water piping properly connected.

  • Chilled water piping pressure tested.

  • Hot water piping properly connected.

  • Hot water piping pressure tested.

  • Air vents installed on water coils with shutoff valves as specified.

  • Any damage to coil fins has been repaired.

Heat Recovery Unit

  • Controls operable.

  • Power connected and rotation check.

  • Bypass dampers operable.

Controls

  • Control valves/actuators properly installed.

  • Control valves/actuators operable.

  • Dampers/actuators properly installed.

  • Dampers/actuators operable.

  • Verify proper location, installation and calibration of duct static pressure sensor.

  • Fan air volume controller operable.

  • Air handler controls system operational.

Testing, Adjusting, and Balancing (TAB)

  • Power available to unit disconnect.

  • Construction filters removed and replaced.

  • TAB report submitted.

  • TAB results within +10%/-0% of L/s cfm shown on drawings

  • TAB results for outside air intake within +10%/-0% of both the minimum and maximum L/s cfms shown on drawings.

Completion

  • Additional Comments

  • Inspector Name & Signature

  • Installer Name & Signature

  • Contractor Name & Signature

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