Information

  • Document No.

  • Job Title

  • Account Name

  • Postal Address

  • Name of Client

  • Site Address

  • Or GPS locate the site address
  • Customer Description

  • Contact

  • Description of Job

  • Date Received

  • Site assessment with construction plans & task analysis

  • Mark out gas appliance location & flue pathways

  • Discuss technical detail and compliance with Owner/Builder

  • Install gas pipework & pressure test to

  • KPa

  • Install gas appliance as per specific instructions

  • Leak test gas pipework to

  • KPa

  • Commission & certify to AS/NZS 5601:2010

  • Date Started

  • Date Completed

  • Order Number

  • Quote/Estimate

  • Tax Invoice Number

  • Home

  • Work

  • Mobile

  • Mobile 2

  • Fax

  • Email

Gas Appliance Markings

  • Make

  • Model

  • Serial Number

  • Isolating Valve

  • Clearances

  • Flue Type

  • Flue Position

  • Appliance Pressure

  • Appliance Pressure High

  • Appliance Pressure Low

  • Input Rating

  • Commissioned

  • Ventilation

  • Combustion

  • Seismic Restraint

  • Date of Install

  • Gas Certification Number

  • Category

  • Type

  • Gas Supplier

  • Labelled

  • Test Pressure

  • Test Time

  • Nil Leak Tolerance

  • Regulators

  • Auto

  • Manual

  • LP-HP

  • First Stage

  • Second Stage

  • Appliance Reg

  • Sign Initials

Customer Declaration (Optional)

  • I authorise this contractor to carry out the work as detailed on this form. I understand that no significant additional work will be undertaken without my authorisation and I accept the terms and conditions. I will settle payment by:

  • Card Number

  • Expiry Date

  • Customers Signature

Ventilation Requirements

  • For further information see ASNZS 5601:2010, Ventilation requirements, parts 1 & 2
    In brief:
    - 1.6.4 Ventilation shall ensure proper operation of the gas appliance and flueing system and maintain safe ambient conditions
    - 2.2.6 Where a gas appliance is installed in a room, that room shall be ventilated
    - Where the total input of open flued appliance exceeds 3MJ/hr for each cubic metre of room volume, the area shall be ventilated
    - Where the total input of open flued appliance does not exceed 3MJ/hr per cubic metre of room volume, the required air may be provided by adventitious openings, ie gaps around doors and windows
    - to establish whether the required air is to be provided by adventitious openings or additional openings. Calculate the total input of the gas appliance or appliance in the room in MJ/hr and divide by the room volume in cubic metres

  • Total gas input MJ/HR

  • Divided by

  • Room Volume m3 L x W x H

  • X

  • X

  • = m3

  • = MJ per cubic metre

  • 2.6.6.1 Natural ventilation. Two permanent openings shall be provided each with a minimum free area as calculated using:
    A = FxT formula
    A = Minimum free area mm square
    F = Factor given in table 13
    T = Total gas consumption of all gas appliances

  • Adventitious Ventilation

  • Additional Ventilation Required

  • Checked

  • Initials

  • Drawings

  • Gascraft Engineering Ltd
    PO Box 3176, Christchurch
    Requirements for Pipesizing
    - Calculate the total Gas consumption required in mj/hr
    - Calculate the developed length of pipework in metres & label the start point and branch connections points alphabetically
    - Indicate type of Gas utlised
    - Select pipework material & determine the premissable drop ie: LP gas - 0.25
    - Outline a schematic drawing of proposed pipework
    - Use AS/NZS 5601:2010 Pipesizing tables

  • Pipe Section

  • Length M

  • Gas Flow MJ

  • Pipe Size MM

  • Completion of Work and Job Card

  • Signature of Technician

  • Date

Commissioning and Final Testing Checks (normal operating conditions)

  • Troubleshooting and Fault Finding

  • Have you remedied the ...

  • What is the Root Cause of this failure or breakdown?

Completion of Work & Job Card

  • Signature of Technician

  • Date Signed

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