Ca nrca mch a 2025

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The document is a Certificate of Acceptance for Fault Detection and Diagnostics (FDD) for Packaged Direct Expansion Units, issued by the California Energy Commission. It outlines the requirements for construction inspection and functional testing to ensure compliance with California's energy efficiency standards. The certificate includes sections for project details, testing results, and declarations from documentation authors, field technicians, and responsible persons regarding the accuracy and compliance of the installation.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the ca nrca mch a in the editor.
Begin by filling in the 'Project Name', 'Enforcement Agency', and 'Permit Number' fields. Ensure that all information is accurate as it will be used for compliance verification.
Proceed to enter the 'Project Address', 'City', and 'Zip Code'. This information is crucial for identifying the project location.
In the section labeled 'System Name or Identification/Tag' and 'System Location or Area Served', provide specific details about the system being evaluated.
For Construction Inspection, verify that all required FDD hardware is installed and certified. Document any findings directly in the designated fields.
Complete the Functional Testing section by following each step outlined, ensuring to check off results as you go along.
Finally, fill out the Declaration Statements at the end of the form, ensuring all signatures are obtained from relevant parties before submission.

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