Energy Efficiency Audits

Under the new legislation, air conditioning systems are specifically targeted as they can account for up to 50% of a buildings energy usage. EnergyEfficiencyAudits.co.uk are experts in helping you with your compliance in respect of the Energy Performance of Buildings Regulations and EPBD Article 9. Rapidly gaining recognition, the Article 9 Air Conditioning Inspection also acts as an ideal analysis tool to assist the identification of areas where there are opportunities for energy saving. Inspections of this type often pay for themselves in just a few weeks after implementation of low and no cost measures found during the inspection process.

Many things can affect the functioning of building air conditioning systems. It is important to apply regular checks and maintenance outside of inspections and air conditioning systems servicing. There are some lesser-known hazards often overlooked that can affect the efficiency and operation of the air conditioning system in your building. To preserve your air conditioning.

As part of the air conditioning inspections we carry out, attention is paid to energy efficiency. Since March 2005, by law, all air conditioners available for sale in the EU must carry an Energy Rating Label at the point of sale and on the packaging. This allows air conditioner efficiency to be measured to one. The Chartered Institution of Building Services Engineers (CIBSE) is the professional body that exists to: 'support the Science, Art and Practice of building services engineering, by providing our members and the public with first class information and education services and promoting the spirit of fellowship which guides our work.'

One of the problems we come across during our inspections is Air Conditioning Dehumidification Problems: This is where the air conditioning system cools but does not dehumidify the room. The most common cause of inadequate dehumidification by an air conditioning system is the installation of a cooling unit, which has too much capacity, or is.