The document discusses requirements for air conditioning inspections in the UK. Building owners and managers have a statutory obligation to inspect air conditioning systems according to the 2003 European Performance of Buildings Directive. Systems over 250kW must be inspected immediately, while those over 12kW must be inspected by 2011. Inspections must be conducted every 5 years by an accredited assessor and include recommendations to improve efficiency. Inspections help ensure compliance and avoid fines, improve energy ratings, and reduce costs.

2. Air Conditioning Inspections – Nemco Utilities Risk Assessment Process Involve Systems with a total effective rated output greater than 250Kw must be inspected immediately (the deadline for compliance was January 2009) and those with a total effective rated output greater than 12Kw must be inspected by 4th January 2011 (a single average cartridge AC unit = 5Kw). Local Authority trading standards officers are responsible for enforcing the requirements and they have the authority to issue fixed penalty charge notices for non-compliance (currently £300). Visit us to know more about Air Conditioning Inspections http://www.nemco-utilities.co.uk/air-conditioning-inspections-77.html

3. Air Conditioning Inspections – Nemco Utilities The air conditioning inspection and resulting report must be CLG (Communities and Local Government) and CIBSE TM44 compliant and undertaken every 5 years. Reports should be uploaded to the Governments ‘Landmark’ database. Nemco offer a comprehensive service designed to meet the new requirements for air conditioning inspection with a panel of approved assessors operating UK wide. Visit us to know more about Air Conditioning Inspections http://www.nemco-utilities.co.uk/air-conditioning-inspections-77.html

5. Air Conditioning Inspections – Nemco Utilities The findings of the assessment may include recommendations and measure that could be taken to improve the efficiency of the system, such as improvements to the maintenance regime, operational changes or component / total system replacement. Often the implementation of the recommended actions results in a reduction in electricity consumption, operating costs and carbon emissions as well as an improvement of the energy rating for the building (as calculated for an Energy Performance Certificate or Display Energy Certificate). Visit us to know more about Air Conditioning Inspections http://www.nemco-utilities.co.uk/air-conditioning-inspections-77.html