What Does an Acceptance Tester Do?
What Does a Title 24 Acceptance Tester Do?
Acceptance testing is a mandatory part of Title 24 compliance for certain building systems. An acceptance tester is a certified professional who performs standardized functional tests to verify that installed systems operate correctly before a certificate of occupancy is issued.
What Systems Require Acceptance Testing?
Title 24 acceptance testing covers a range of building systems. The most commonly tested include HVAC controls and economizers, lighting controls, outdoor lighting controls, mechanical ventilation, fault detection and diagnostics, and plumbing controls.
Who Can Perform Acceptance Testing?
Title 24 acceptance testing must be performed by a certified acceptance test technician (ATT) or an acceptance test employer (ATE). Requirements vary depending on the system being tested and the scope of the project.
Finding an Acceptance Tester in California
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