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The document outlines the Certificate of Compliance for prescriptive residential additions in California that do not require HERS field verification. It specifies requirements for additions under 1,000 square feet, detailing exemptions from HERS verification, insulation standards, fenestration efficiency, and space conditioning systems. The document serves as a guideline for ensuring compliance with California's Building Energy Efficiency Standards, providing instructions on necessary documentation and calculations to meet energy efficiency criteria.

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What is a CF 2R form?

What is CF2R form? CF2R: Certificate of Installation (Installation Inspection) Construction and Installer Verification Testing. Forms Signed and Submitted by Installing Subcontractor or Builder During Construction Verifying Installations and Installation Testing.

What is a CF2R certificate?

What is a CF2R? CF2R: Certificate of Installation (Installation Inspection) Construction and Installer Verification Testing. Forms Signed and Submitted by Installing Subcontractor or Builder During Construction Verifying Installations and Installation Testing.

What does CF1R mean?

CF1R Forms (Residential Certificates of Compliance) If your project scope includes HERS measures, CF1R documents will need to be completed through a HERS Providers registry. See the California Energy Commission website for more information on HERS and the HERS program.

What is the difference between CF2R and cf3r?

The CF2R is filled out by the installing contractor(s). The CF3rs are the HERS testing forms filed out by the project HERS rater.

What is the purpose of the certificate of compliance?

A certificate of compliance is a document that certifies that a product or system meets the requirements of a safety regulation or standard. It is typically used in shipping and logistics to ensure that products are safe for transport and meet the destination countrys requirements.