AIR BALANCING Clause Samples
The Air Balancing clause defines the requirement for adjusting and regulating a building’s HVAC system to ensure that air flow is distributed evenly and according to design specifications. In practice, this involves measuring and fine-tuning the supply and return air at various outlets and in different zones, often using specialized equipment and certified technicians. The core function of this clause is to guarantee that all areas receive adequate ventilation and temperature control, thereby ensuring occupant comfort and system efficiency while preventing issues such as hot or cold spots and excessive energy use.
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AIR BALANCING. The Landlord agrees that it will on the Commencement Date and periodically throughout the Term, including, without limitation, whenever any alterations are made to the Premises, balance the air movement in the Premises at the Tenant’s expense.
AIR BALANCING. The Tenant agrees that it will, at the commencement of the Term and periodically throughout the Term including, without limitation, whenever any alterations are made to the Premises or requested by the Landlord, balance the air movement in the Premises at the Tenant’s expense and for this purpose use the air balancer designated by the Landlord. Any rebalancing of the climate control system necessitated by the installation of partitions, equipment or fixtures by the Tenant or by any use of the Premises not in accordance with the design standards of such system shall be performed by the Landlord at the Tenant’s expense. The Tenant shall provide copies of all air balancing reports, as completed, to the Landlord.
AIR BALANCING. When air balancing is subcontracted to an independent air balancing contractor, one (1) journeyman sheet metal worker from the Local Union will be supplied to the air balancing contractor by the contractor subcontracting the work.
AIR BALANCING. The Tenant agrees that it will, at the commencement of the Term and periodically throughout the Term including, without limitation, whenever any alterations are made to the Premises, balance the air movement in the Premises at the Tenant's expense and for this purpose use the air-balancer designated by the Landlord.
AIR BALANCING. The Contractor shall provide air balancing reports, certified by a licensed professional engineer for HRA review and approval in compliance with applicable building department codes and may include, but not be limited to the following:
1. Centrifugal Fans, Utility Sets
2. Heating and Ventilating Unit
3. In Line Fan
4. Propeller and Wall Fan
5. Roof Exhaust Fan
6. Air Conditioning Equipment, Central Station
7. Package A.C. Unit 5 Ton 8. Package A.C. Unit 10 Ton
AIR BALANCING. A Building Engineer must be present with the air balancer while they are performing this work. Advanced written notice of at least three business days must be provided to the Building Management Office. As a minimum, the following areas must be provided to the Building Management Office. As a minimum, the following areas must be recorded: Supply air at the shaft connection, connection to your space (only necessary if multi-tenanted floor). It is understood that each diffuser will be measured and recorded. In addition to the aforementioned items, the return air leading from you space (only necessary if a multi-tenanted floor) and the return air connection are to be measured and recorded.
AIR BALANCING. The Tenant agrees that it will, at the commencement of the Term and periodically throughout the Term including, without limitation, whenever any alterations impacting the performance of the Building Systems are made to the Building, and in keeping with the standard generally accepted for A-class office buildings in Burnaby, balance the air movement in the Building at the Tenant’s expense and for this purpose use the air-balancer designated by the Landlord.