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Maximum cap for program - A homeowner can receive a rebate up to $14,000 per electrification project. This electrification project has the following restrictions: Maximum of $8,000 for a heat pump installation for space heating and cooling. Maximum of $1,750 for a heat pump water heater installation.
In most climate zones, residential windows and doors must have a U-factor of 0.30 and a SHGC (Solar Heat Gain Coefficient) of 0.23. The maximum U-factor for doors with less than 25% glazing is 0.20. Exception: Replacement windows with an aggregate area of less than 75 square feet may have a maximum U-factor of .
Patio doors are almost entirely glass even French doors and other styles with grids. Therefore, any project in California is going to need Title 24 compliant patio doors. The doors must follow the same requirements as Title 24 windows: an SHGC of 0.23 or lower and a U-factor of 0.30 or lower.
A Home Efficiency Rebate, which provides up to $8,000 off projects that significantly reduce household energy use. How to access: Tax Credit: Submit IRS Form 5695 if you meet the IRS requirements .
ADA California Compliant roll in shower shall have minimum interior dimensions of 60 x 30, and 2% slope, a maximum 1/2curb, and be accessoried with a compliant grab bar and fold down seat, a soap dish and a single lever low flow mixing valve and shower spray unit with 60 hose, drain, T Water Stopper and curtain rod
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Open Office Occupancy Controls Under regulations like Title 24, controls must be configured so general lighting can be controlled in zones, with floor areas not greater than 600 square feet. General lighting in each controlled zone should turn off after 20 minutes of occupants leaving a particular zone.
The California Title 24 solar energy code requires all new residential, commercial and multi-family constructions to have a solar system, barring a few exceptions.

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