Combustion Safety Sample Clauses

Combustion Safety. Follow all BPI guidelines for checking combustion safety in the home. If any combustion safety problem is identified as a “stop work” or “emergency” situation, it is a roadblock to any tightening measures on the home, including air sealing and insulation. The only measure that can proceed is thermostat installation. Unvented fossil fuel space heaters will always stop work until they are removed or vented properly.
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Combustion Safety. 7.1. Any combustion appliance inside the conditioned space, other than gas ranges and wood fireplaces, must be direct vent or power vented. Vent free gas logs are not allowed. 7.2. One hard-wired carbon monoxide (CO) detector shall be installed per 1,000 sq. feet of living space in homes which have any combustion appliance within the conditioned space or which have an attached garage. (minimum 1 per floor) Exhibit 2 to Appendix A – Services Provided by AE AE Comfort and Energy Use Guaranty ENERGY USE GUARANTEE: Advanced Energy guarantees to the Original Homeowner for the two-year period after the original homeowner purchases the home, that the energy required to heat and cool the building will not exceed the Guaranteed Usage. Guaranteed Usage will be adjusted based on changes in energy rates and in the event of unusual weather conditions for the locale of the property. Should the Actual Usage for heating and cooling exceed the Guaranteed Usage in any one-year period, Advanced Energy will reimburse the Homeowner for 100% of the cost of the difference. The Guaranty will begin on the latter of the second month after closing or when the home’s certification is issued by AE. If closing occurs on the home more than two (2) years after the certification is achieved, the Guaranty is not available to the homeowner. COMFORT GUARANTEE: Advanced Energy guarantees the comfort of the Original Homeowner for two years. Comfort is defined as a temperature differential of no greater than plus or minus 3 degrees F from the thermostat location to the center of any conditioned room within the zone. Should a comfort question arise, an Advanced Energy agent will evaluate the situation. HOMEOWNER RESPONSIBILITIES: In order to maintain this guaranty, the Homeowner agrees to: 1. Prudent use of windows and doors when HVAC system is in operation. 2. Operate and service heating, cooling, and ventilation (HVAC) systems as recommended by the manufacturer. Change HVAC and ventilation filters according to manufacturer recommendations. 3. Maintain thermostat settings no higher than 72 degrees F during the heating season and no lower than 76 degrees F during the cooling season. 4. Apprise Advanced Energy of any alterations or modifications to the property, facilities, equipment or occupancy that affect energy consumption so that appropriate adjustments can be made to the Guaranteed Usage. An additional fee will be required to evaluate or modify the Guaranteed Usage. 5. Submit any claims in ...
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Combustion Safety. 6.1. If existing gas equipment will remain atmospherically vented after the energy efficiency retrofits, BPI protocol or other Advanced Energy approved combustion safety testing protocol must be completed. 6.1.1. Combustion safety tests shall be performed before and after the retrofit, as well as before leaving a multi-day retrofit. 6.1.2. Results shall be documented and repairs must be performed immediately, once a negative result is discovered (e.g., pressure balancing, gas leaks repaired, correction to venting, increased make-up air). 6.2. Homes containing vent-free gas logs or space heaters shall not be retrofitted until units are removed or disabled. 6.3. One carbon monoxide (CO) detector shall be installed outside of each bedroom area and to manufacturer specifications in homes that have a combustion appliance or an attached garage (minimum 1 per floor). Southeast Energy Efficiency Alliance Southeast Community Retrofit Ramp-Up Consortium Recipient: Town of Carrboro, North Carolina Contract Administrator: Xxxxx Xxxx Phone: (000) 000-0000 Fax: (000) 000-0000 Email: xxxxx@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx
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