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1661 PARK TERR E - REVISED ENGINEER SHEETS CITY OF ATLANTIC BEACH 800 Seminole Road )s, Atlantic Beach, Florida 32233 • 7,461110 s) Telephone(904)247-5800 FAX(904)247-5845 • REVISION REQUEST SHEET OR CORRECTIONS TO REVIEW COMMENT Date: 9' Received by: Ok6 Resubmitted: Permit Number: NI"-SFQ,--35O Original Plans Examiner: Project Name: Project Address: / / r*e Contractor: Contact Name: / / A•ti e Contact Phone : ieD /.9,0,3 Contact e-mail: Revision/Plan Check/Permit Fee (s) Due: $ Description of Proposed Revision to Existing ermit• • Additional Increase in Building Value: $ 25k Additional S.F. Site Plan Revised: Public W/U Approval: By signing below. I (print name) fs;y/ n n e" affirm that the above revision is incl ive of the proposes changes. nature of Co ' :' (Contractor must sign if increase in valuation) Date C Office Use Only • Date: /J / 61 Approved: X Rejected: Notified by: • Plan Review Co s ments: ,tausas 3v 1if-�,. -Qa� 6.4 11 cin c Sam p.zk yr 'cocpy. C G n 997 Pe rmlf :r•-._ Dep_artment review required YierFlo Buil inq Planning &Zoning • Tree Administrator Tans Examiner Public Works Public Utilities Public Safety Date Created 4/13/16 Rev.3 Fire Services FORM R405-2014 FLORIDA ENERGY EFFICIENCY CODE FOR BUILDING CONSTRUCTION Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation - Residential Performance Method Project Name: 3531 Builder Name: Jewel Homes Street: 1661 Park Terrace E. Permit Office: Atlantic Beach Bldg. Dept. City.State,Zip: Atlantic Beach , FL, Permit Number: Owner: Jurisdiction: 261100 Design Location: FL,Jacksonville County:: Duval (Florida Climate Zone 2) 1. New construction or existing New(From Plans) 9. Wall Types(3719.8 sqft.) Insulation Area 2. Single family or multiple family Single-family a. Frame-Wood, Exterior R=19.0 3469.80 ft2 b. Frame-Wood.Adjacent R=13.0 250.00 ft2 3. Number of units,if multiple family 1 c. N/A R= ft2 4. Number of Bedrooms 5 d. N/A R= ft2 5. Is this a worst case? No 10. Ceiling Types (2096.0 sqft.) Insulation Area a. Roof Deck(Unvented) R=20.0 2065.00 ft2 6. Conditioned floor area above grade(ft2) 3531 b.Knee Wall(Unvented) R=19.0 31.00 ft2 Conditioned floor area below grade(ft2) 0 c. N/A R= ft2 11. Ducts R ft2 7. Windows(662.5 sqft.) Description Area a. Sup:Attic, Ret: 1st Floor,AH: 1st Floor 6 353.1 a. U-Factor: Dbl,U=0.33 662.50 ft2 b.Sup: Attic, Ret:2nd Floor,AH:2nd Floor 6 353.1 SHGC: SHGC=0.21 b. U-Factor: N/A ft2 12.Cooling systems kBtu/hr Efficiency SHGC: a.Central Unit 30.0 SEER:14.00 b.Central Unit 42.0 SEER:14.00 c. U-Factor: N/A ft2 SHGC: 13. Heating systems kBtu/hr Efficiency d. U-Factor: N/A ft2 a. Electric Heat Pump 30.0 HSPF:8.20 SHGC: b. Electric Heat Pump 42.0 HSPF:8.20 Area Weighted Average Overhang Depth: 6.667 ft. Area Weighted Average SHGC: 0.210 14. Hot water systems a. Propane Tankless Cap: 1 gallons 8. Floor Types (3531.0 sqft.) Insulation Area EF:0.590 a. Slab-On-Grade Edge Insulation R=0.0 1466.00 ft2 b. Conservation features b. Floor Over Other Space R=0.0 1360.00 ft2 None c.other(see details) R= 705.00 ft2 15.Credits Pstat Total Proposed Modified Loads: 86.49 PASS Glass/Floor Area: 0.188 Total Baseline Loads: 91.64 I hereby certify that the plans and specifications covered by Review of the plans and .,.0.*-cNE srgT�.,•.. this calculation are in compliance with the Florida Energy specifications covered by this ..'P‘• 0.,:•‘ = : • . ct:-.; Code. , . , , •, ,,•,,.-., calculation indicates compliance ? 4+ ,. ..r./-42.1•._241. .,Y, Li , with the Florida Energy Code. ..-:, ,,, ,: ;,,..,� ,it 72.3 PREPARED BY: E ' ; Before construction is completed a i --. __ 7 DATE: -,_.•, this building will be inspected forea; c compliance with Section 553.908 r' «'•,, ms's 4 /,: FloridaStatutes. 1 i wY I hereby certify that this building, as designed, is in compliance '••• tiC •.. , v� ,.� with the Florida Enemy G e. OD WE .••� OWNER/ANT:_ ___ BUILDING OFFICIAL: DATE: t($ V DATE: - Compliance requires certification by the air handler unit manufacturer that the air handler enclosure qualifies as certified factory-sealed in accordance with R403.2.2.1. - Compliance requires an Air Barrier and Insulation Inspection Checklist in accordance with R402.4.1.1 and an envelope leakage test report in accordance with R402.4.1.2. REVISIONOFFICE COPY BP# 16- S'F2-350 ..-TOC)11:7Y DATE .:5'. / / / b 8/gtmb✓AM �'" '1"""- nergyGauge®USA-FlaRes2014 Section R405.4.1 Compliant Software Page 1 of 5 FORM R405-2014 PROJECT Title: 3531 Bedrooms: 5 Address Type: Street Address Building Type: User Conditioned Area: 3531 Lot# Owner: Total Stories: 2 Block/SubDivision: #of Units: 1 Worst Case: No PlatBook: Builder Name: Jewel Homes Rotate Angle: 90 Street: 1661 Park Terrace E. Permit Office: Atlantic Beach Bldg.Dept. Cross Ventilation: County: Duval Jurisdiction: 261100 Whole House Fan: City,State,Zip: Atlantic Beach, Family Type: Single-family FL, New/Existing: New(From Plans) Comment: CLIMATE V Design Location TMY SiteIECC Design Temp Int Design Temp Heating Design Daily Temp Zone 97.5% 2.5% Winter Summer Degree Days Moisture Range FL,Jacksonville FL_JACKSONVILLE_INT 2 32 93 70 75 1281 49 Medium BLOCKS Number Name Area Volume 1 Block1 1466 14660 2 Block2 2065 18585 SPACES Number Name Area Volume Kitchen Occupants Bedrooms Infil ID Finished Cooled Heated 1 1st Floor 1466 14660 Yes 1 1 1 Yes Yes Yes 2 2nd Floor 2065 18585 No 5 4 1 Yes Yes Yes FLOORS V # Floor Type Space Perimeter Perimeter R-Value Area Joist R-Value Tile Wood Carpet 1 Slab-On-Grade Edge Insulatio 1st Floor 169 ft 0 1466 ft2 ____ 0.5 0.4 0.1 2 Floor Over Other Space 2nd Floor ____ ____ 1360 ft2 0 0.5 0.4 0.1 3 Floor over Garage 2nd Floor ____ ____ 705 ft2 19 0.5 0.4 0.1 ROOF V Roof Gable Roof Solar SA Emitt Emitt Deck Pitch # Type Materials Area Area Color Absor. Tested Tested Insul. (deg) 1 Hip Composition shingles 2392 ft2 0 ft2 Medium 0.6 No 0.9 No 20 30.3 ATTIC V # Type Ventilation Vent Ratio(1 in) Area RBS IRCC 1 Full attic Unvented 0 2065 ft2 N N 8/5/2016 9:57 AM EnergyGauge®USA-FlaRes2014 Section R405.4.1 Compliant Software Page 2 of 5 FORM R405-2014 CEILING # Ceiling Type Space R-Value Ins Type Area Framing FracTruss Type 1 Under Attic(Unvented) 2nd Floor 0.1 Blown 2065 ft2 0.11 Wood _ 2 Knee Wall(Unvented) 2nd Floor 19 Blown 31 ft2 0.11 Wood WALLS / Adjacent Cavity Width Height Sheathing Framing Solar Below __ ___Omt-.- . To Wall-T_rpe-__-_-______Space_R-Value - Ft----1n---.Ft--In----Area._- R-Value Fraction Absor. Grade% 1 N=>E Exterior Frame-Wood 1st Floor 19 20 3 10 202.5 ft2 0.23 0.600000 0 2 E=>S Exterior Frame-Wood 1st Floor 19 17 10 170.0 ft2 0.23 0.600000 0 -- 3 N=>E Exterior Frame-Wood 1st Floor 19 21 10 210.0 ft2 0.23 0.600000 0 4 E=>S Garage Frame-Wood 1st Floor 13 25 10 250.0 ft2 0.23 0.01 0 5 S=>W Exterior Frame-Wood 1st Floor 19 41 6 10 415.0 ft2 0.23 0.600000 0 6 W=>N Exterior Frame-Wood 1st Floor 19 44 6 10 445.0 ft2 0.23 0.600000 0 7 N=>E Exterior Frame-Wood 2nd Floor 19 20 3 9 182.3 ft2 0.23 0.600000 0 8 E=>S Exterior Frame-Wood 2nd Floor 19 18 3 9 164.3 ft2 0.23 0.600000 0 9 N=>E Exterior Frame-Wood 2nd Floor 19 27 6 9 247.5 ft2 0.23 0.600000 0 10 N=>E Exterior Frame-Wood 2nd Floor 19 16 9 144.0 ft2 0.23 0.600000 0 11 E=>S Exterior Frame-Wood 2nd Floor 19 32 9 288.0 ft2 0.23 0.600000 0 12 S=>W Exterior Frame-Wood 2nd Floor 19 71 3 9 641.3 ft2 0.23 0.600000 0 13 W=>N Exterior Frame-Wood 2nd Floor 19 40 9 360.0 ft2 0.23 0.600000 0 DOORS # Omt Door Type Space Storms U-Value Width Height Area Ft In Ft In 1 E=>S Insulated 1st Floor None .46 3 8 24 ft2 WINDOWS Orientation shown is the entered orientation(=>)changed to As Built(rotated 90 degrees). Wall Overhang __# Ornt_ID_ ___Panes_______Panes_ NFRC U-Factor SHGC Area Depth Separation Int Shade Screening 1 N=>E 1 Vinyl Low-E Double Yes 0.33 0.21 30.0 ft2 1 ft 4 in 1 ft 0 in Drapes/blinds None 2 E=>S 2 Vinyl Low-E Double Yes 0.33 0.21 72.0 ft2 28 ft 0 in 1 ft 0 in Drapes/blinds None 3 N=>E 3 Vinyl Low-E Double Yes 0.33 0.21 40.0 ft2 19 ft 8 in 1 ft 0 in Drapes/blinds None 4 S=>W 5 Vinyl Low-E Double Yes 0.33 0.21 24.0 ft2 7 ft 0 in 1 ft 0 in Drapes/blinds None 5 S=>W 5 Vinyl Low-E Double Yes 0.33 0.21 72.0 ft2 7 ft 0 in 1 ft 0 in Drapes/blinds None 6 W=>N 6 Vinyl Low-E Double Yes 0.33 0.21 120.0 ft2 1 ft 4 in 1 ft 0 in Drapes/blinds None 7 N=>E 7 Vinyl Low-E Double Yes 0.33 0.21 20.0 ft2 1 ft 4 in 1 ft 0 in Drapes/blinds None 8 E=>S 8 Vinyl Low-E Double Yes 0.33 0.21 7.5 ft2 1 ft 4 in 1 ft 0 in Drapes/blinds None 9 N=>E 9 Vinyl Low-E Double Yes 0.33 0.21 22.5 ft2 1 ft 4 in 1 ft 0 in Drapes/blinds None 10 N=>E 10 Vinyl Low-E Double Yes 0.33 0.21 56.0 ft2 7 ft 4 in 1 ft 0 in Drapes/blinds None 11 E=>S 11 Vinyl Low-E Double Yes 0.33 0.21 22.5 ft2 1 ft 4 in 1 ft 0 in Drapes/blinds None 12 S=>W 12 Vinyl Low-E Double Yes 0.33 0.21 8.0 ft2 1 ft 4 in 1 ft 0 in Drapes/blinds None 13 S=>W 12 Vinyl Low-E Double Yes 0.33 0.21 120.0 ft2 1 ft 4 in 1 ft 0 in Drapes/blinds None 14 W=>N 13 Vinyl Low-E Double Yes 0.33 0.21 40.0 ft2 1 ft 4 in 1 ft 0 in Drapes/blinds None 15 W=>N 13 Vinyl Low-E Double Yes 0.33 0.21 8.0 ft2 1 ft 4 in 1 ft 0 in Drapes/blinds None 8/5/2016 9:57 AM EnergyGauge8 USA-FlaRes2014 Section R405.4.1 Compliant Software Page 3 of 5 FORM R405-2014 GARAGE # Floor Area Ceiling Area Exposed Wall Perimeter Avg.Wall Height Exposed Wall Insulation 1 705.4047 ft2 705.4047 ft2 82 ft 10 ft 1 INFILTRATION # Scope Method SLA CFM 50 ELA EqLA ACH ACH 50 1 Wholehouse Proposed ACH(50) .000299 2770.4 152.09 286.03 .2836 5 HEATING SYSTEM V # System Type Subtype Efficiency Capacity Block Ducts 1 Electric Heat Pump None HSPF:8.2 30 kBtu/hr 1 sys#1 2 Electric Heat Pump None HSPF:8.2 42 kBtu/hr 2 sys#2 COOLING SYSTEM V # System Type Subtype Efficiency Capacity Air Flow SHR Block Ducts 1 Central Unit None SEER:14 30 kBtu/hr 900 cfm 0.75 1 sys#1 2 Central Unit None SEER: 14 42 kBtu/hr 1260 cfm 0.75 2 sys#2 HOT WATER SYSTEM V # System Type SubType Location EF Cap Use SetPnt Conservation 1 Propane Tankless Exterior 0.59 1 gal 80 gal 120 deg None SOLAR HOT WATER SYSTEM VFSEC Collector Storage Cert # Company Name System Model# Collector Model# Area Volume FEF None None ft2 DUCTS ----Supply---- ----Return--- Air CFM 25 CFM25 HVAC# V # Location R-Value Area Location Area Leakage Type Handler TOT OUT QN RLF Heat Cool 1 Attic 6 353.1 ft 1st Floor 88.275 Default Leakage 1st Floor (Default) (Default) 1 1 2 Attic 6 353.1 ft 2nd Floor 88.275 Default Leakage 2nd Floor (Default) (Default) 2 2 8/5/2016 9:57 AM EnergyGauge®USA-FlaRes2014 Section R405.4.1 Compliant Software Page 4 of 5 FORM R405-2014 TEMPERATURES Programable Thermostat:Y Ceiling Fans: Cooling Jan Feb Mar Apr Ma Jun Jul Au Se Oct Nov Dec HeatingX Jan Feb 'X Mar Apr Ma Jun Jul Au Se Oct X Nov X Dec Venting Jan Feb 'X Mar X Ar May Jun Jul Aug Sep X Oct 'X Nov Dec Thermostat Schedule: HERS 2006 Reference Hours Schedule Type 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Cooling(WD) AM 78 78 78 78 78 78 78 78 80 80 80 80 PM 80 80 78 78 78 78 78 78 78 78 78 78 Cooling(WEH) AM 78 78 78 78 78 78 78 78 78 78 78 78 PM 78 78 78 78 78 78 78 78 78 78 78 78 Heating(WD) AM 66 66 66 66 66 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 PM 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 66 66 Heating(WEH) AM 66 66 66 66 66 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 PM 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 66 66 8/5/2016 9:57 AM EnergyGauge®USA-FlaRes2014 Section R405.4.1 Compliant Software Page 5 of 5 FORM R405-2014 ENERGY PERFORMANCE LEVEL (EPL) DISPLAY CARD ESTIMATED ENERGY PERFORMANCE INDEX* = 94 The lower the EnergyPerformance Index, the more efficient the home. 1661 Park Terrace E., Atlantic Beach, FL, 1. New construction or existing New(From Plans) 9. Wall Types Insulation Area 2. Single family or multiple family Single-family a. Frame Wood,Exterior R=19.0 3469.80 ft2 b. Frame-Wood,Adjacent R=13.0 250.00 ft2 3. Number of units,if multiple family 1 c.N/A R= ft2 4. Number of Bedrooms 5 d.N/A R= ft2 5. Is this a worst case? No 10.Ceiling Types Insulation Area a. Roof Deck(Unvented) R=20.0 2065.00 ft2 6. Conditioned floor area(ft2) 3531 b.Knee Wall(Unvented) R=19.0 31.00 ft2 7. Windows" Description Area c.N/A R= ft2 a. U-Factor: Dbl, U=0.33 662.50 ft2 11. Ducts R ft2 a.Sup:Attic,Ret: 1st Floor,AH: 1st Floor 6 353.1 SHGC: SHGC=0.21 b.Sup: Attic,Ret:2nd Floor,AH:2nd Floor 6 353.1 b. U-Factor: N/A ft2 SHGC: 12.Cooling systems kBtu/hr Efficiency c. U-Factor: N/A ft2 a.Central Unit 30.0 SEER:14.00 1 SHGC: b.Central Unit 42.0 SEER:14.00 d. U-Factor: N/A ft2 13. Heating systems kBtu/hr Efficiency SHGC: a. Electric Heat Pump 30.0 HSPF:8.20 Area Weighted Average Overhang Depth: 6.667 ft. b. Electric Heat Pump 42.0 HSPF:8.20 Area Weighted Average SHGC: 0.210 8. Floor Types Insulation Area 14. Hot water systems a.Slab-On-Grade Edge Insulation R=0.0 1466.00 ft2 a.Propane Cap: 1 gallons EF:0.59 b.Floor Over Other Space R=0.0 1360.00 ft2 b. Conservation features c.other(see details) R= 705.00 ft2 None 15.Credits Pstat I certify that this home has complied with the Florida Energy Efficiency Code for Building0. .sr Construction through the above energy saving features which will be installed (or exceeded) .�� Aro in this home before final inspection. Otherwise, a new EPL Display Card will be completed :'�c3',•;,"'' - ';-*..:�,t,=: :� : ,,, - based on installed Code compliant features. „1 , S :ic4f , Builder Signature: �_ Date: �(�i((� "alea . R Q Address of New Home: rra_ceCi /FL Zip: N.7.06 WEA r• i *Note: This is not a Building Energy Rating. If your Index is below 70, your home may qualify for energy efficient mortgage (EEM) incentives if you obtain a Florida EnergyGauge Rating. Contact the EnergyGauge Hotline at (321) 638-1492 or see the EnergyGauge web site at energygauge.com for information and a list of certified Raters. For information about the Florida Building Code, Energy Conservation, contact the Florida Building Commission's support staff. **Label required by Section R303.1.3 of the Florida Building Code, Energy Conservation, if not DEFAULT. 8/5/2016 10:00 AM EnergyGauge®USA-FlaRes2014 -Section R405.4.1 Compliant Software Page 1 of 1 FORM R405-2014 Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulations Residential Whole Building Performance and Prescriptive Methods ADDRESS: 1661 Park Terrace E. Permit Number: Atlantic Beach, FL, MANDATORY REQUIREMENTS See individual code sections for full details. • 401.3 Energy Performance Level(EPL)display card(Mandatory). The building official shall require that an energy performance level(EPL) display card be completed and certified by the builder to be accurate and correct before final approval of the building for occupancy. Florida law [Section 553.9085, Florida Statues]requires the EPL display card to be included as an addendum to each sales contract for both presold and nonpresold residential buildings.The EPL display card contains information indicating the energy performance level and efficiencies of components installed in a dwelling unit.The building official shall verify that the EPL display card completed and signed by the builder accurately reflects the plans and specifications submitted to demonstrate compliance for the building.A copy of the EPL display card can be found in Appendix C. o R402.4 Air leakage(Mandatory). The building thermal envelope shall be constructed to limit air leakage in accordance with the requirements of Sections R402.1 through R402.4.4. O R402.4.1 Building thermal envelope. The building thermal envelope shall comply with Sections R402.4.1.1 and R402.4.1.2.The sealing methods between dissimilar materials shall allow for differential expansion and contraction. • R402.4.1.1 Installation. The components of the building thermal envelope as listed in Table R402.4.1.1 shall be installed in accordance with the manufacturer's instructions and the criteria listed in Table 402.4.1.1,as applicable to the method of construction. Where required by the code official,an approved third party shall inspect all components and verify compliance. • R402.4.1.2 Testing. The building or dwelling unit shall be tested and verified as having an air leakage rate of not exceeding 5 air changes per hour in Climate Zones 1 and 2.and 3 air changes per hour in Climate Zones 3 through 8.Testing shall be conducted with a blower door at a pressure of 0.2 inches w.g. (50 Pascals).Where required by the code official,testing shall be conducted by an approved third party.A written report of the results of the test shall be signed by the party conducting the test and provided to the code official.Testing shall be performed at any time after creation of all penetrations of the building thermal envelope. During testing: 1. Exterior windows and doors,fireplace and stove doors shall be closed,but not sealed,beyond the intended weatherstripping or other infiltration control measures; 2. Dampers including exhaust,intake,makeup air,backdraft and flue dampers shall be closed,but not sealed beyond intended infiltration control measures; 3. Interior doors, if installed at the time of the test,shall be open; 4. Exterior doors for continuous ventilation systems and heat recovery ventilators shall be closed and sealed; 5. Heating and cooling systems,if installed at the time of the test,shall be turned off;and 6. Supply and return registers,if installed at the time of the test,shall be fully open. O R402.4.2 Fireplaces. New wood-burning fireplaces shall have tight-fitting flue dampers and outdoor combustion air. O R402.4.3 Fenestration air leakage.Windows,skylights and sliding glass doors shall have an air infiltration rate of no more than 0.3 cfm per square foot(1.5 Us/m2),and swinging doors no more than 0.5 cfm per square foot(2.6 Us/m2),when tested according to NFRC 400 or AAMA/WDMA/CSA 101/I.S.2/A440 by an accredited,independent laboratory and listed and labeled by the manufacturer. Exception: Site-built windows,skylights and doors. O R402.4.4 Recessed lighting. Recessed luminaires installed in the building thermal envelope shall be sealed to limit air leakage between conditioned and unconditioned spaces.All recessed luminaires shall be IC-rated and labeled as having an air leakage rate not more than 2.0 cfm(0.944 Us)when tested in accordance with ASTM E 283 at a 1.57 psf(75 Pa)pressure differential.All recessed luminaires shall be sealed with a gasket or caulk between the housing and the interior wall or ceiling covering. • R403.1.1 Thermostat provision(Mandatory). At least one thermostat shall be provided for each separate heating and cooling system. • R403.1.3 Heat pump supplementary heat(Mandatory). Heat pumps having supplementary electric-resistance heat shall have controls that,except during defrost,prevent supplemental heat operation when the heat pump compressor can meet the heating load. • R403.2.2 Sealing(Mandatory)All ducts, air handlers,and filter boxes and building cavities that form the primary air containment passageways for air distribution systems shall be considered ducts and plenum chambers,shall be constructed and sealed in accordance with Section C403.2.7.2 of the Commercial Provisions of this code and shall be shown to meet duct tightness criteria by post-construction or rough-in testing below. Duct tightness shall be verified by testing to Section 803 of the RESNET Standards by either an energy rater certified in accordance with Section 553.99, Florida Statutes,or as authorized by Florida Statutes,to be"substantially leak free"by either of the following: 1. Post-construction test:Total leakage shall be less than or equal to 4 cfm(113 Umin)per 100 square feet(9.29 m2)of conditioned floor area when tested at a pressure differential of 0.1 inches w.g. (25 Pa)across the entire system,including the manufacturer's air handler enclosure.All register boots shall be taped or otherwise sealed during the test. 2. Rough-in test:Total leakage shall be less than or equal to 4 cfm (113 Umin)per 100 square feet(9.29 m2)of conditioned floor area when tested at a pressure differential of 0.1 inches w.g. (25Pa)across the system,including the manufacturer's air handler enclosure.All registers shall be taped or otherwise sealed during the test. If the air handler is not installed at the time of the test,total leakage shall be less than or equal to 3 cfm (85 L/min)per 100 square feet(9.29 m2)of conditioned floor area. Exceptions: 1. The total leakage test is not required for ducts and air handlers located entirely within the building envelope. 2. Duct testing is not mandatory for buildings complying by Section R405 of this code. 8/5/2016 10:00 AM EnergyGauge®USA-FlaRes2014 -Section R405.4.1 Corn Page 1 of 3 FORM R405-2014 MANDATORY REQUIREMENTS - (Continued) R403.2.3 Building Cavities(Mandatory). Building framing cavities shall not be used as ducts or plenums. • R403.3 Mechanical system piping insulation(Mandatory). Mechanical system piping capable of carrying fluids above 105°F(41°C) or below 55°F(13°C)shall be insulated to a minimum of R-3., R403.3.1 Protection of piping insulation. • R403.4.1 Circulating hot water systems(Mandatory). Circulating hot water systems shall be provided with an automatic or readily accessible manual switch that can turn off the hot-water circulating pump when the system is not in use. O R403.4.3 Heat traps(Mandatory). Storage water heaters not equipped with integral heat traps and having vertical pipe risers shall have heat traps installed on both the inlets and outlets. External heat traps shall consist of either a commercially available heat trap or a downward and upward bend of at least 3 1/inches(89 mm)in the hot water distribution line and cold water line located as close as possible to the storage tank. • R403.4.4 Water heater efficiencies(Mandatory). O R403.4.4.1 Storage water heater temperature controls ▪ R403.4.4.1.1 Automatic controls. Service water heating systems shall be equipped with automatic temperature controls capable of adjustment from the lowest to the highest acceptable temperature settings for the intended use.The minimum temperature setting range shall be from 100°F to 140°F(38°C to 60°C). ▪ R403.4.4.1.2 Shut down. A separate switch or a clearly marked circuit breaker shall be provided to permit the power supplied to electric service systems to be turned off.A separate valve shall be provided to permit the energy supplied to the main burner(s) of combustion types of service water heating systems to be turned off. 0 R403.4.4.2 Water heating equipment. Water heating equipment installed in residential units shall meet the minimum efficiencies of Table C404.2 in Chapter 4 of the Florida Building Code, Energy Conservation,Commercial Provisions,for the type of equipment installed. Equipment used to provide heating functions as part of a combination system shall satisfy all stated requirements for the appropriate water heating category. Solar water heaters shall met the criteria Section R403.4.4.2.1. ▪ R403.4.4.2.1 Solar water heating systems. Solar systems for domestic hot water production are rated by the annual solar energy factor of the system.The solar energy factor of a system shall be determined from the Florida Solar Energy Center Directory of Certified Solar Systems. Solar collectors shall be tested in accordance with ISO Standard 9806,Test Methods for Solar Collectors, and SRCC Standard TM-1, Solar Domestic Hot Water System and Component Test Protocol,Collectors in installed solar water heating systems should meet the following criteria: 1. Be installed with a tilt angle between 10 degrees and 40 degrees of the horizontal;and 2. Be installed at an orientation within 45 degrees of true south. p R403.5 Mechanical ventilation(Mandatory). The building shall be provided with ventilation that meets the requirements of the Florida Building Code, Residential or Florida Building Code, Mechanical,as applicable,or with other approved means of ventilation. Outdoor air intakes and exhausts shall have automatic or gravity dampers that close when the ventilation system is not operating. O R403.6 Heating and cooling equipment(Mandatory). The following sections are mandatory for cooling and heating equipment. 0 R403.6.1 Equipment sizing. Heating and cooling equipment shall be sized in accordance with ACCA Manual S based on the equipment loads calculated in accordance with ACCA Manual J or other approved heating and cooling calculation methodologies, based on building loads for the directional orientation of the building.The manufacturer and model number of the outdoor and indoor units(if split system)shall be submitted along with the sensible and total cooling capacities at the design conditions described in Section R302.1.This code does not allow designer safety factors,provisions for future expansion or other factors which affect equipment sizing.System sizing calculations shall not include loads created by local intermittent mechanical ventilation such as standard kitchen and bathroom exhaust systems. • R403.6.1.1 Cooling equipment capacity. Cooling only equipment shall be selected so that its total capacity is not less than the calculated total load,but not more than 1.15 times greater than the total load calculated according to the procedure selected in Section 403.6,or the closest available size provided by the manufacturer's product lines.The corresponding latent capacity of the equipment shall not be less than the calculated latent load. 8/5/2016 10:00 AM EnergyGauge®USA-FlaRes2014 -Section R405.4.1 Com Page 2 of 3 FORM R405-2014 MANDATORY REQUIREMENTS - (Continued) O R403.6.1.1 Cooling equipment capacity.(continued) The published value for AHRI total capacity is a nominal,rating-test value and shall not be used for equipment sizing. Manufacture's expanded performance data shall be used to select cooling-only equipment.This selection shall be used to select cooling-only equipment.This selection shall be based on the outdoor design dry bulb temperature for the load calculation(or entering water temperature for water-source equipment),the blower cfm provided by the expanded performance data. the design value for entering wet bulb temperature and the design value for entering dry bulb temperature. Design values for entering wet bulb and dry bulb temperature shall be for the indoor dry bulb and relative humidity used for the load calculation and shall be adjusted for return side gains if the return duct(s)is installed in an unconditioned space. Exceptions: 1. Attached single-and multi-family residential equipment sizing may be selected so that its cooling capacity is less than the calculated total sensible load but not less than 80 percent of that load. 2. When signed and sealed by a Florida-registered engineer,in attached single-and multi-family units,the capacity of equipment may be sized in accordance with good design practice. O R403.6.1.2 Heating equipment capacity ' R403.6.1.2.1 Heat pumps. Heat pumps sizing shall be based on the cooling requirements as calculated according to Section R403.6.1.1 and the heat pump total cooling capacity shall not be more than 1.15 times greater than the design cooling load. ▪ R403.6.1.2.2 Electric resistance furnaces. Electric resistance furnaces shall be sized within 4 kW of the design requirements calculated according to the procedure selected in Section R403.6.1. ' R403.6.1.2.3 Fossil fuel heating equipment. The capacity of fossil fuel heating equipment with natural draft atmospheric burners shall not be less than the design load calculated in accordance with Section R403.6.1. O R403.6.1.3 Extra capacity required for special occasions. Residences requiring excess cooling or heating equipment capacity on an intermittent basis,such as anticipated additional loads caused by major entertainment events,shall have equipment sized or controlled to prevent continuous space cooling or heating within that space by one or more of the following options: 1. A separate cooling or heating system is utilized to provide cooling or heating to the major entertainment areas. 2. A variable capacity system sized for optimum performance during base load periods is utilized. ❑ R403.7 Systems serving multiple dwelling units(Mandatory). Systems serving multiple dwelling units shall comply with Sections C403 and C404 of the Commercial Provisions in lieu of Section R403. ❑ R403.8 Snow melt system controls(Mandatory). Snow and ice-melting systems,supplied through energy service to the building,shall include automatic controls capable of shutting off the system when the pavement temperature is above 55°F,and no precipitation is falling and an automatic or manual control that will allow shutoff when the outdoor temperature is above 40°F. ❑ R403.9 Swimming pools,inground spas and portable spas(Mandatory). The energy requirements for residential pools and inground spas shall be as specified in Sections R403.9.1 through R403.9.3 and in accordance with ANSI/APSP-15.The energy requirements for portable spas shall be in accordance with ANSI/APSP-14. O R403.9.1 Pool and spa heaters. All pool heaters shall be equipped with a readily accessible on-off switch that is mounted outside the heater to allow shutting off the heater without adjusting the thermostat setting. R403.9.1.1 Gas and oil-fired pool and spa heaters. All gas-and oil-fired pool and space heaters shall have a minimum ▪ thermal efficiency of 82 percent for heaters manufactured on or after April 16,2013 when tested in accordance with ANSI Z 21.56. Pool heaters fired by natural gas or LP gas shall not have continuously burning pilot lights. R403.9.1.2 Heat pump pool heaters. Heat pump pool heaters shall have a minimum COP of 4.0 when tested in accordance with AHRI 1160,Table 2,Standard Rating Conditions-Low Air Temperature.A test report from an independent laboratory is required to verify procedure compliance.Geothermal swimming pool heat pumps are not required to meet this standard. O R403.9.2 Time switches. Time switches or other control method that can automatically turn off and on heaters and pumps according to a preset schedule shall be installed on all heaters and pumps. Heaters,pumps and motors that have built in timers shall be deemed in compliance with this equipment. Exceptions: • 1. Where public health standards require 24-hour pump operations. 2. Where pumps are required to operate solar-and waste-heat-recovery pool heating systems. 3. Where pumps are powered exclusively from on-site renewable generation. O R403.9.3 Covers. Heated swimming pools and inground permanently installed spas shall be equipped with a vapor-retardant cover on or at the water surface or a liquid cover or other means proven to reduce heat loss. Exception: Outdoor pools deriving over 70 percent of the energy for heating from site-recovered energy,such as a heat pump or • solar energy source computed over an operating season. ❑ RR404.1 Lighting equipment(Mandatory). A minimum of 75 percent of the lamps in permanently installed lighting fixtures shall be high-efficacy lamps or a minimum of 75 percent of permanently installed lighting fixtures shall contain only high efficacy lamps. Exception: Low-voltage lighting shall not be required to utilize high-efficacy lamps. O R404.1.1 Lighting equipment(Mandatory). Fuel gas lighting systems shall not have continuously burning pilot lights ❑ R405.2 Performance ONLY. All ducts not entirely inside the building thermal envelope shall be insulated to a minimum of R-6. O R405.2.1 Performance ONLY. Ceilings shall have minimum insulation of R-19. Where single assemby of the exposed deck and beam type or concrete deck roofs do not have sufficent space, R-10 is allowed. 8/5/2016 10:00 AM EnergyGauge®USA- FlaRes2014 -Section R405.4.1 Com Page 3 of 3 FORM R405-2014 TABLE 402.4.1.1 AIR BARRIER AND INSULATION INSPECTION COMPONENT CRITERIA Project Name: 3531 Builder Name: Jewel Homes Street: 1661 Park Terrace E. Permit Office: Atlantic Beach Bldg. Dept. City,State,Zip: Atlantic Beach , FL, Permit Number: Owner: Jurisdiction: 261100 Design Location: FL,Jacksonville COMPONENT CRITERIA CHECK Air barrier and thermal barrier A continuous air barrier shall be installed in the building envelope. Exterior thermal envelope contains a continuous barrier. Breaks or joints in the air barrier shall be sealed. % Air-permeable insulation shall not be used as a sealing material. Ceiling/attic The air barrier in any dropped ceiling/soffit shall be aligned with the insulation and any gaps in the air barrier shall be sealed. Access openings, drop down stairs or knee wall doors to unconditioned attic spaces shall be sealed. Corners and headers shall be insulated and the junction of the foundation Walls and sill plate shall be sealed. The junction of the top plate and the top or exterior walls shall be sealed. Exterior thermal envelope insulation for framed walls shall be installed in substantial contact and continuous alignment with the air barrier. Knee walls shall be sealed. Windows, skylights and doors The space between window/door jambs and framing and skylights and framing shall be sealed. Rim joists Rim joists are insulated and include an air barrier. Floors (including above-garage Insulation shall be installed to maintain permanent contact with underside and cantilevered floors) of subfloor decking. The air barrier shall be installed at any exposed edge of insulation. Crawl space walls Where provided in lieu of floor insulation, insulation shall be permanently attached to the crawlspace walls. Exposed earth in unvented crawl spaces shall be covered with a Class I vapor retarder with overlapping joints taped. Shafts, penetrations Duct shafts, utility penetrations, and flue shaft openings to exterior or unconditioned space shall be sealed. Narrow cavities Batts in narrow cavities shall be cut to fit, or narrow cavities shall be filled by insulation that on installation readily conforms to the available cavity spaces. Garage separation Air sealing shall be provided between the garage and conditioned spaces. Recessed lighting Recessed light fixtures installed in the building thermal envelope shall be air tight, IC rated, and sealed to the drywall. Plumbing and wiring Batt insulation shall be cut neatly to fit around wiring and plumbing in exterior walls, or insulation that on installation readily conforms to available space shall extend behind piping and wiring. Shower/tub on exterior wall Exterior walls adjacent to showers and tubs shall be insulated and the air barrier installed separating them from the showers and tubs. Electrical/phone box on The air barrier shall be installed behind electrical or communication boxes or air sealed boxes shall be installed. HVAC register boots HVAC register boots that penetrate building thermal envelope shall be sealed to the sub-floor or drywall. Fireplace An air barrier shall be installed on fireplace walls. Fireplaces shall have gasketed doors 8/5/2016 10:01 AM EnergyGauge®USA-FlaRes2014 Section R405.4.1 Compliant Software Page 1 of 1 Manual S Compliance Report Job: 3531 wrightsoft Date: 2/8/16 1st System By: JH Air to Air, Inc. 11578 Davis Creek Court,Jacksonville,FL 32256 Phone:904-262-4279 Fax:904-262-0772 Email:www.airtoair4@bellsouth.net Web:www.airtoairinc.com Project Information For: Jewel Homes Cooling Equipment Design Conditions Outdoor design DB: 94.5°F Sensible gain: 20422 Btuh Entering coil DB: 76.29= Outdoor design WB: 77.3°F Latent gain: 4421 Btuh Entering coil WB: 63.8°F Indoor design DB: 75.0°F Total gain: 24844 Btuh Indoor RH: 50% Estimated airflow: 953 cfm Manufacturer's Performance Data at Actual Design Conditions Equipment type: Split ASHP Manufacturer: Carrier Model: CH14NB030""A+FB4CNP030L Actual airflow: 953 cfm Sensible capacity: 21000 Btuh 103% of load Latent capacity: 5470 Btuh 124% of load Total capacity: 26470 Btuh 107% of load SHR: 79% Heating Equipment Design Conditions Outdoor design DB: 32.5 9= Heat loss: 27223 Btuh Entering coil DB: 67.8°F Indoor design DB: 70.0°F Manufacturer's Performance Data at Actual Design Conditions Equipment type: Split ASHP Manufacturer: Carrier Model: CH14NB030""A+FB4CNP030L Actual airflow: 953 cfm Output capacity: 28600 Btuh 105% of load Capacity balance: 32 °F Supplemental heat required: 0 Btuh Economic balance: -99 °F Backup equipment type: Elec strip Manufacturer: Model: Actual airflow: 953 cfm Output capacity: 15.7 kW 197% of load Temp. rise: 31 °F The above equipment was selected in accordance with ACCA Manual S. 2016-Aug-08 08:38:17-1-1+ wrl htsoft Right-Suite®Universal 2015 15.0.19 RSU10246 Pag / CN ..AN T'Jewel II Homes\3531 Kelterinham res(rev).rup Calc=MJ8 Front Door faces: W Manual S Compliance Report Job: 3531 wrightsoft Date: 2/8/16 2nd System By: JH Air to Air, Inc. 11578 Davis Creek Court,Jacksonville,FL 32256 Phone:904-262-4279 Fax:904-262-0772 Email:www.airtoair4@bellsouth.net Web:www.airtoairinc.com Project Information For: Jewel Homes Cooling Equipment Design Conditions Outdoor design DB: 94.5°F Sensible gain: 27880 Btuh Entering coil DB: 78.1°F Outdoor design WB: 77.3°F Latent gain: 6738 Btuh Entering coil WB: 64.4°F Indoor design DB: 75.0°F Total gain: 34618 Btuh Indoor RH: 50% Estimated airflow: 1333 cfm Manufacturer's Performance Data at Actual Design Conditions Equipment type: Split ASHP Manufacturer: Carrier Model: OH14NB042****A+FB4CNP042L Actual airflow: 1333 cfm Sensible capacity: 30060 Btuh 108% of load Latent capacity: 8840 Btuh 131% of load Total capacity: 38900 Btuh 112% of load SHR: 77% Heating Equipment Design Conditions Outdoor design DB: 32.5°F Heat loss: 35066 Btuh Entering coil DB: 67.2°F Indoor design DB: 70.0°F Manufacturer's Performance Data at Actual Design Conditions Equipment type: Split ASHP Manufacturer: Carrier Model: CH14NB042"'*A+FB4CNP042L Actual airflow: 1333 cfm Output capacity: 40000 Btuh 114% of load Capacity balance: 30 °F Supplemental heat required: 0 Btuh Economic balance: -99 °F Backup equipment type: Elec strip Manufacturer: Model: Actual airflow: 1333 cfm Output capacity: 8.3 kW 80% of load Temp. rise: 26 °F The above equipment was selected in accordance with ACCA Manual S. -+-I+ wrightsoft 2016-Aug-OS 08:age 2 9 Right-Suite®Universal 2015 15.0.19 RSU10246 Page 2 ACCP, ...AN T1Jewel Homes\3531 Ketterinham res(rev).rup Calc a MJ8 Front Door faces: W wrightsoft Project Summary Job: 3531 t9 Entire House Da 2/8/16 Air to Air, Inc. 11578 Davis Creek Court,Jacksonville,FL 32256 Phone:904-262-4279 Fax:904-262-0772 Email:www.airtoair4@bellsouth.net Web:www.airtoairinc.com Project Information For: Jewel Homes Notes: 1661 Park Terr. E. Atlantic Beach, FL 32233 Desi. n Information Weather: Jacksonville Intl AP, FL, US Winter Design Conditions Summer Design Conditions Outside db 33 C Outside db 95 °F Inside db 70 °F Inside db 75 °F Design TD 38 °F Design TD 20 °F Daily range M Relative humidity 50 Moisture difference 50 gr/Ib Heating Summary Sensible Cooling Equipment Load Sizing Structure 46634 Btuh Structure 33924 Btuh Ducts 11090 Btuh Ducts 12004 Btuh Central vent (111 cfm) 4566 Btuh Central vent (111 cfm) 2374 Btuh Humidification 0 Btuh Blower 0 Btuh Piping 0 Btuh Equipment load 62289 Btuh Use manufacturer's data y Rate/swing multiplier 1.00 Infiltration Equipment sensible load 48302 Btuh Method Simplified Latent Cooling Equipment Load Sizing Construction quality Average Fireplaces 0 Structure 3996 Btuh Ducts 3437 Btuh Heating Cooling Central vent (111 cfm) 3727 Btuh Area (ft2) 3531 3531 Equipment latent load 7432 Btuh Volume (ft3) 33245 33245 Air changes/hour 0.28 0.15 Equipment total load 55734 Btuh Equiv. AVF (cfm) 155 83 Req. total capacity at 0.70 SHR 5.8 ton Heating Equipment Summary Cooling Equipment Summary Make n/a Make n/a Trade n/a Trade n/a Model n/a Cond n/a AHRI ref n/a Coil n/a AHRI ref n/a Efficiency n/a Efficiency n/a Heating input Sensible cooling 0 Btuh Heating output 0 Btuh Latent cooling 0 Btuh Temperature rise 0 °F Total cooling 0 Btuh Actual air flow 0 cfm Actual air flow 0 cfm Air flow factor 0 cfm/Btuh Air flow factor 0 cfm/Btuh Static pressure 0 in H2O Static pressure 0 in H2O Space thermostat n/a Load sensible heat ratio 0 Calculations approved by ACCA to meet all requirements of Manual J 8th Ed. wri htsoft 2016-Aug-08 08:38:17 g Right-Suite®Universal 2015 15.0.19 RSU10246 Page 1 ..AN T\Jewel Homes\3531 Ketterinham res(rev).rup Calc=MJ8 Front Door laces: W Project SummaryJob: 3531 4F wrightsoft 1 Date: 2/8/16 1st System By: JH Air to Air, Inc. 11578 Davis Creek Court,Jacksonville,FL 32256 Phone:904-262-4279 Fax:904-262-0772 Email:www.airtoair4@bellsouth.net Web:www.airtoairinc.com Pro'ect Information For: Jewel Homes Notes: 1661 Park Terr. E. Atlantic Beach, FL 32233 Desi• n Information Weather: Jacksonville Intl AP, FL, US Winter Design Conditions Summer Design Conditions Outside db 33 °F Outside db 95 °F Inside db 70 °F Inside db 75 °F Design TD 38 °F Design TD 20 °F Daily range M Relative humidity 50 % Moisture difference 50 gr/lb Heating Summary Sensible Cooling Equipment Load Sizing Structure 21788 Btuh Structure 17122 Btuh Ducts 3336 Btuh Ducts 2209 Btuh Central vent (51 cfm) 2099 Btuh Central vent (51 cfm) 1092 Btuh Humidification 0 Btuh Blower 0 Btuh Piping 0 Btuh Equipment load 27223 Btuh Use manufacturer's data y Rate/swing multiplier 1.00 Infiltration Equipment sensible load 20422 Btuh Method Simplified Latent Cooling Equipment Load Sizing Construction quality Average Fireplaces 0 Structure 1363 Btuh Ducts 1345 Btuh Heating Cooling Central vent (51 cfm) 1714 Btuh Area (ft2) 1466 1466 Equipment latent load 4421 Btuh Volume (ft3) 14660 14660 Air changes/hour 0.26 0.14 Equipment total load 24844 Btuh Equiv. AVF (cfm) 65 35 Req. total capacity at 0.74 SHR 2.3 ton Heating Equipment Summary Cooling Equipment Summary Make Carrier Make Carrier Trade CARRIER AIR CONDITIONING Trade CARRIER AIR CONDITIONING Model CH14NB030""A Gond CH14NB030*"'A AHRI ref 7835429 Coil FB4CNP030L AHRI ref 7835429 Efficiency 8.2 HSPF Efficiency 11.7 EER, 14 SEER Heating input Sensible cooling 21164 Btuh Heating output 28600 Btuh @ 47°F Latent cooling 7436 Btuh Temperature rise 27 °F Total cooling 28600 Btuh Actual air flow 953 cfm Actual air flow 953 cfm Air flow factor 0.038 cfm/Btuh Air flow factor 0.049 cfm/Btuh Static pressure 0 in H2O Static pressure 0 in H2O Space thermostat Load sensible heat ratio 0.82 Calculations approved by ACCA to meet all requirements of Manual J 8th Ed. C wrightsoft 2016-Aug-08 08:38:17 g Right-Suite®Universal 2015 15.0.19 RSU10246 Page 2 ..AN ThJewel Homes\3531 Ketterinham res(rev).rup Calc=MJ8 Front Door faces: W Project SummaryJob: 3531 wrightsoft Date: 2/8/16 2nd System By: JH Air to Air, Inc. 11578 Davis Creek Court,Jacksonville,FL 32256 Phone:904-262-4279 Fax:904-262-0772 Email:www.airtoair4@bellsouth.net Web:www.airtoairinc.com Pro"ect Information For: Jewel Homes Notes: 1661 Park Terr. E. Atlantic Beach, FL 32233 Desi• n Information Weather: Jacksonville Intl AP, FL, US Winter Design Conditions Summer Design Conditions Outside db 33 °F Outside db 95 °F Inside db 70 °F Inside db 75 °F Design TD 38 °F Design TD 20 °F Daily range M Relative humidity 50 Moisture difference 50 gr/Ib Heating Summary Sensible Cooling Equipment Load Sizing Structure 24846 Btuh Structure 16801 Btuh Ducts 7754 Btuh Ducts 9796 Btuh Central vent (60 cfm) 2466 Btuh Central vent (60 cfm) 1283 Btuh Humidification 0 Btuh Blower 0 Btuh Piping 0 Btuh Equipment load 35066 Btuh Use manufacturer's data y Rate/swing multiplier 1.00 Infiltration Equipment sensible load 27880 Btuh Method Simplified Latent Cooling Equipment Load Sizing Construction quality Average Fireplaces 0 Structure 2633 Btuh Ducts 2092 Btuh Heating Cooling Central vent (60 cfm) 2013 Btuh Area(ft2) 2065 2065 Equipment latent load 6738 Btuh Volume (ft3) 18585 18585 Air changes/hour 0.29 0.16 Equipment total load 34618 Btuh Equiv.AVF (cfm) 91 49 Req. total capacity at 0/0 SHR 3.3 ton Heating Equipment Summary Cooling Equipment Summary Make Carrier Make Carrier Trade CARRIER AIR CONDITIONING Trade CARRIER AIR CONDITIONING Model CH14NB042****A Cond CH14NB042****A AHRI ref 7835544 Coil FB4CNP042L AHRI ref 7835544 Efficiency 8.2 HSPF Efficiency 11.5 EER, 14 SEER Heating input Sensible cooling 28000 Btuh Heating output 41000 Btuh @ 47°F Latent cooling 12000 Btuh Temperature rise 28 °F Total cooling 40000 Btuh Actual air flow 1333 cfm Actual air flow 1333 cfm Air flow factor 0.041 cfm/Btuh Air flow factor 0.050 cfm/Btuh Static pressure 0 in H2O Static pressure 0 in H2O Space thermostat Load sensible heat ratio 0.81 Calculations approved by ACCA to meet all requirements of Manual J 8th Ed. wrightsoft 2016-Aug-OB 08:38:17 g R ght-Suite®Universal 2015 15.0.19 RSU10246 Page 3 _11/4 Wrl dde ..AN T\.Jewel Homes`.3531 Ketterinham res(rev).rup Calc=MJ8 Front Door faces: W 4 wrightsoft Right-J® Worksheet Job: 3531 Entire House Date: 2/8/16 By: JH Air to Air, Inc. 11578 Davis Creek Court,Jacksonville,FL 32256 Phone:904-262-4279 Fax:904-262-0772 Email:www.airtoair4@bellsouth.net Web:www.airtoairinc.com 1 Room name Entire House 1st System 2 Exposed wall 394.0 ft 169.0 ft 3 Room height 9.4 ft 10.0 ft 4 Room dimensions 5 Room area 3531.0 ft2 1466.0 ft2 Ty Construction U-value Or HTM Area (ft2) Load Area (ft2) Load number (Btuh'ft2-°F) (Btuh/ft2) or perimeter (ft) (Btuh) or perimeter (ft) (Btuh) Heat Cool Gross N/P/S Heat Cool Gross N/P/S Heat Cool 6 W 12E-Osw 0.068 n 2.55 1.56 987 788 2009 1227 413 328 836 511 0 I4 G 4A2-2ov 0.330 n 12.38 10.79 114 0 1411 1230 0 0 0 G 4A2-2ov 0.330 n 12.38 10.79 85 0 1052 917 85 0 1052 917 W 12E-Osw 0.068 e 2.55 1.56 622 490 1250 763 170 83 212 129 1.1 G 4A2-2ov 0.330 e 12.38 36.58 45 0 557 1646 0 0 0 0 -G 4A2-2ov 0.330 e 12.38 36.58 87 12 1077 3182 87 0 1077 3182 b12E-Osw 0.068 s 2.55 1.56 1056 832 2122 1296 415 319 813 497 4A2-2ov 0.330 s 12.38 22.43 128 0 1584 2871 0 0 0 0 4A2-2ov 0.330 s 12.38 21.53 96 298 1188 2067 96 106 1188 2067 11J0 0.600 s 0.00 0.00 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 HG12E-Osw 0.068 w 2.55 1.56 805 637 1624 992 445 325 829 506 4A2-2ov 0.330 w 12.38 36.58 48 2 594 1756 0 2 0 0 4A2-2ov 0.330 w 12.38 36.58 120 20 14.85 4389 120 0 1485 4389 R 12C-Osw 0.091 - 3.41 1.56 250 226 771 352 250 226 771 352 �D 11D0 0.390 ne 14.62 12.48 24 24 351 300 24 24 351 300 P 16B-19ad 0.049 - 1.84 2.72 31 31 57 84 0 0 0 0 C 16X19-0al 0.408 ne 2.12 1.43 3531 3531 7498 5065 1466 1466 3113 2103 F 19A-19bstp 0.049 - 1.44 0.75 705 705 1015 528 0 0 0 0 F 22A-tpl 0.989 - 37.09 0.00 1466 394 14598 0 1466 200 7403 0 6 c)AED excursion 0 0 Envelope loss/gain 40242 28663 19130 14952 12 a) Infiltration 6392 1781 2658 740 b) Room ventilation 0 0 0 0 13 Internal gains: Occupants @ 230 6 1380 1 230 Appliances/other 2100 1200 Subtotal(lines 6 to 13) 46634 33924 21788 17122 Less external load 0 0 0 0 Less transfer 0 0 0 0 Redistribution 0 0 0 0 14 Subtotal 46634 33924 21788 17122 15 Duct loads 24% 35% 11090 12004 15% 13% 3336 2209 Total room load 57724 45928 25124 19331 Air required(cfm) 2287 2287 953 953 Calculations approved by ACCA to meet all requirements of Manual J 8th Ed. wrightsoft Right-Suite®Universal 2015 15.0.19 RSU10246 2016-Aug-08 08:38:17 AC.'CP. ...AN TWewel Homes 3531 Ketterinham res(rev).rup Calc=MJ8 Front Door faces: W Page 1 4 wrightsoft Rig ht-J® Worksheet Date:Job: 53 2/8/16 Entire House By: JH Air to Air, Inc. 11578 Davis Creek Court,Jacksonville, FL 32256 Phone:904-262-4279 Fax:904-262-0772 Email:www.airtoair4@bellsouth.net Web:www.airtoairinc.com 1 Room name 2nd System 2 Exposed wall 225.0 ft 3 Room height 9.0 ft 4 Room dimensions 5 Room area 2065.0 ft2 Ty Construction U-value Or HTM Area (ft2) Load Area Load number (Btuh/ft2-°F) (Btuh/ft2) or perimeter (ft) (Btuh) or perimeter Heat Cool Gross N/P/S Heat Cool Gross N/P/S Heat Cool 6 1+)/ 12E-Osw 0.068 n 2.55 1.56 574 460 1173 716 1230 G 4A2-2ov 0.330 n 12.38 10.79 114 0 1411 G 4A2-2ov 0.330 n 12.38 10.79 0 0 0 0 W 12E-Osw 0.068 e 2.55 1.56 452 407 1038 634 11 G 4A2-2ov 0.330 e 12.38 36.58 45 0 557 1646 ---0 4A2-2ov 0.330 e 12.38 36.58 0 12 0 0 b12E-Osw 0.068 s 2.55 1.56 641 513 1308 799 4A2-2ov 0.330 s 12.38 22.43 128 0 1584 2871 4A2-2ov 0.330 s 12.38 21.53 0 192 0 0 11J0 0.600 s 0.00 0.00 0 0 0 0 W 12E-Osw 0.068 w 2.55 1.56 360 312 796 486 -G 4A2-2ov 0.330 w 12.38 36.58 48 0 594 1756 G 4A2-2ov 0.330 w 12.38 36.58 0 20 0 0 I12C-Osw 0.091 - 3.41 1.56 0 0 0 0 D 1100 0.390 ne 14.62 12.48 0 0 0 0 P 16B-19ad 0.049 - 1.84 2.72 31 31 57 84 C 16X19-0a1 0.408 ne 2.12 1.43 2065 2065 4385 2962 F 19A-19bstp 0.049 - 1.44 0.75 705 705 1015 528 F 22A-tpl 0.989 - 37.09 0.00 0 194 7195 0 6 c)AED excursion 0 Envelope loss/gain 21112 13711 12 a) Infiltration 3734 1040 b) Room ventilation 0 0 13 Internal gains: Occupants @ 230 5 1150 Appliances/other 900 Subtotal(lines 6 to 13) 24846 16801 Less external load 0 0 Less transfer 0 0 Redistribution 0 0 14 Subtotal 24846 16801 15 Duct loads 31% 58% 7754 9796 Total room load 32600 26597 Air required(cfm) 1333 1333 Calculations approved by ACCA to meet all requirements of Manual J 8th Ed. wrightsoft 2016-Aug-0808:38:17 4.0 R ght-Suite®Universal 2015 15.0.19 RSU 10246 Page 2 ...AN T\Jewel Homes\3531 Ketterinham res(rev).rup Calc=MJ8 Front Door faces: W -4 wrightsoft Right-J® Worksheet Job: 3531 1st System Date: 2/8/16 By: JH Air to Air, Inc. 11578 Davis Creek Court,Jacksonville,FL 32256 Phone:904-262-4279 Fax:904-262-0772 Email:www.airtoair4@bellsouth.net Web:www.airtoairinc.com 1 Room name 1st System 1st Floor 2 Exposed wall 169.0 ft 169.0 ft 3 Room height 10.0 ft 10.0 ft heat/cool 4 Room dimensions 1466.0 x 1.0 ft 5 Room area 1466.0 ft2 1466.0 ft2 Ty Construction U-value Or HTM Area (ft2) Load Area (ft2) Load number (Bluh'ft2-°F) (Bluh'ft2) or perimeter (ft) (Btuh) or perimeter (ft) (Btuh) Heat Cool Gross N/P/S Heat Cool Gross N/P/S Heat Cool 61, 12E-Osw 0.068 n 2.55 1.56 413 328 836 511 413 328 836 511 G 4A2-2ov G 0.330 n 0.00 0.00 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4A2-2ov 0.330 n 12.38 10.79 85 0 1052 917 85 0 1052 917 12E-Osw 0.068 e 2.55 1.56 170 83 212 129 170 83 212 129 11 G 4A2-2ov 0.330 e 0.00 0.00 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4A2-2ov 0.330 e 12.38 36.58 87 0 1077 3182 87 0 1077 3182 12E-Osw 0.068 s 2.55 1.56 415 319 813 497 415 319 813 497 4A2-2ov 0.330 s 0.00 0.00 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4A2-2ov 0.330 s 12.38 21.53 96 106 1188 2067 96 53 1188 2067 D 11J0 0.600 s 0.00 0.00 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 W 12E-Osw 0.068 w 2.55 1.56 445 325 829 506 445 325 829 506 -G 4A2-2ov 0.330 w 0.00 0.00 0 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 G 4A2-2ov 0.330 w 12.38 36.58 120 0 1485 4389 120 0 1485 4389 1 12C-Osw 0.091 - 3.41 1.56 250 226 771 352 250 226 771 352 0 1100 0.390 ne 14.62 12.48 24 24 351 300 24 24 351 300 P 16B-19ad 0.049 - 0.00 0.00 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 C 16X19-0a1 0.408 ne 2.12 1.43 1466 1466 3113 2103 1466 1466 3113 2103 F 19A-19bstp 0.049 - 0.00 0.00 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 F 22A-tpl 0.989 - 37.09 0.00 1466 200 7403 0 1466 200 7403 0 6 c)AED excursion 0 0 Envelope loss/gain 19130 14952 19130 14952 12 a) Infiltration 2658 740 2658 740 b) Room ventilation 0 0 0 0 13 Internal gains: Occupants @ 230 1 230 1 230 Appliances/other 1200 1200 Subtotal(lines 6 to 13) 21788 17122 21788 17122 Less external load 0 0 0 0 Less transfer 0 0 0 0 Redistribution 0 0 0 0 14 Subtotal 21788 17122 21788 17122 15 Duct loads 15% 13% 3336 2209 15% 13% 3336 2209 Total room load 25124 19331 25124 19331 Air required(cfm) 953 953 953 953 Calculations approved by ACCA to meet all requirements of Manual J 8th Ed. 4-14wrightsoft 2016-Aug-o8 08:38:17 Right-Suite®Universal 2015 15.0.19 RSU10246 AC<=A AN TJewel Homes 13531 Ketterinham res(rev).rup Calc=MJ8 Front Door faces: W Page 3 4 wrightsoft Right-J® Worksheet Job: 3531 2nd System Date: 2/8/16 By: JH Air to Air, Inc. 11578 Davis Creek Court,Jacksonville, FL 32256 Phone:904-262-4279 Fax:904-262-0772 Email:www.airtoair4@bellsouth.net Web:www.airtoairinc.com 1 Room name 2nd System 2nd Floor 2 Exposed wall 225.0 ft 225.0 ft 3 Room height 9.0 ft 9.0 ft heat/cool 4 Room dimensions 2065.0 x 1.0 ft 5 Room area 2065.0 ft2 2065.0 ft2 Ty Construction U-value Or HTM Area (ft2) Load Area (ft2) Load number (Btuh/ft2-°F) (Btuh/ft2) or perimeter (ft) (Btuh) or perimeter (ft) (Btuh) Heat Cool Gross N/P/S Heat Cool Gross N/PiS Heat Cool 6 V'J 12E-Osw 0.068 n 2.55 1.56 574 460 1173 716 574 460 1173 716 . -0 4A2-2ov 0.330 n 12.38 10.79 114 0 1411 1230 114 0 1411 1230 G 4A2-2ov 0.330 n 0.00 0.00 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 'II 12E-Osw 0.068 e 2.55 1.56 452 407 1038 634 452 407 1038 634 11 G 4A2-2ov 0.330 e 12.38 36.58 45 0 557 1646 45 0 557 1646 -G 4A2-2ov 0.330 e 0.00 0.00 0 12 0 0 0 6 0 0 12E-Osw 0.068 s 2.55 1.56 641 513 1308 799 641 513 1308 799 4A2-2ov 0.330 s 12.38 22.43 128 0 1584 2871 128 0 1584 2871 4A2-2ov 0.330 s 0.00 0.00 0 192 0 0 0 96 0 0 D 11J0 0.600 s 0.00 0.00 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 W 12E-Osw 0.068 w 2.55 1.56 360 312 796 486 360 312 796 486 C 4A2-2ov 0.330 w 12.38 36.58 48 0 594 1756 48 0 594 1756 G 4A2-2ov 0.330 w 0.00 0.00 0 20 0 0 0 10 0 0 12C-Osw 0.091 - 0.00 0.00 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 D 11 DO 0.390 ne 0.00 0.00 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 P 16B-19ad 0.049 - 1.84 2.72 31 31 57 84 31 31 57 84 C 16X19-0a1 0.408 ne 2.12 1.43 2065 2065 4385 2962 2065 2065 4385 2962 F 19A-19bstp 0.049 - 1.44 0.75 705 705 1015 528 705 705 1015 528 F 22A-tpl 0.989 - 37.09 0.00 0 194 7195 0 0 194 7195 0 6 c)AED excursion 0 0 Envelope loss/gain 21112 13711 21112 13711 12 a) Infiltration 3734 1040 3734 1040 b) Room ventilation 0 0 0 0 13 Internal gains: Occupants @ 230 5 1150 5 1150 Appliances/other 900 900 Subtotal(lines 6 to 13) 24846 16801 24846 16801 Less external load 0 0 0 0 Less transfer 0 0 0 0 Redistribution 0 0 0 0 14 Subtotal 24846 16801 24846 16801 15 Duct loads 31% 58% 7754 9796 31% 58% 7754 9796 Total room load 32600 26597 32600 26597 Air required(cfm) 1333 1333 1333 1333 Calculations approved by ACCA to meet all requirements of Manual J 8th Ed. wrightsoft 2016-Aug-08 08:38:17 Aft„ 444- Right-Suite®Universal 2015 15.0.19 RSU10246 Page 4 ...AN T.Jewel Homes,3531 Ketterinham res(rev).rup Calc=MJ8 Front Door faces: W BuildingAnalysis Job: 3531 +`+ wrightsoft y Date: 2/8/16 Entire House By: JH Air to Air, Inc. 11578 Davis Creek Court,Jacksonville,FL 32256 Phone:904-262-4279 Fax:904-262-0772 Email:www.airtoair4@bellsouth.net Web:www.airtoairinc.com Pro'ect Information For: Jewel Homes Desi. n Conditions Location: Indoor: Heating Cooling Jacksonville Intl AP, FL, US Indoor temperature (°F) 70 75 Elevation: 33 ft Design TD (°F) 38 20 Latitude: 30 IN Relative humidity (%) 30 50 Outdoor: Heating Cooling Moisture difference (gr/Ib) 11.0 49.5 Dry bulb(°F) 33 95 Infiltration: Daily range (°F) - 18 ( M ) Method Simplified Wet bulb(°F) - 77 Construction quality Average Wind speed (mph) 15.0 7.5 Fireplaces 0 Heatin • Component Btuh/ft2 Btuh % of load Walls 2.6 7833 12.6 Glazing 12.4 8947 14.4 Doors 14.6 351 0.6 , ,q Ceilings 2.1 7498 12.0 Floors 7.2 15613 25.1 Infiltration 1.8 6392 10.3 "' Ducts 11090 17.8 Om. Piping 0 0 Humidification 0 0 Ventilation 4566 7.3 Adjustments 0 Total 62289 100.0 Coolin• Component Btuh/ft2 Btuh %of load Walls 1.6 4714 9.8 W` w«,�, ,Mwny Cwa Glazing 25.0 18057 37.4 Doors 12.5 300 0.6 Ceilings 1.4 5065 10.5 Floors 0.2 528 1.1 Infiltration 0.5 1781 3.7 _cvas Ducts 12004 24.9 Ventilation 2374 4.9 .-,,,-, Internal gains 3480 7.2 Blower 0 0 Adjustments 0 °^ Total 48302 100.0 op,.r o+v+ Latent Cooling Load = 7432 Btuh Overall U-value = 0.246 Btuh/ft2-°F WARNING: suspicious slab-on-grade floor perimeter in 1st Floor. --f+F wrightsoft 2016-Aug-O8 08:ag71 Right-Suite®Universal 2015 15.0.19 RSU10246 Page 1 ..AN T,Jewel Homes\3531 Ketterinham res(rev).rup Calc=MJ8 Front Door(aces: W BuildingAnalysis Job: 3531 +1+ wrightsoft y Date: 2/8/16 1st System By: JH Air to Air, Inc. 11578 Davis Creek Court,Jacksonville,FL 32256 Phone:904-262-4279 Fax:904-262-0772 Email:www.airtoair4@bellsouth.net Web:www.airtoairinc.com Pro'ect Information For: Jewel Homes Desi• n Conditions Location: Indoor: Heating Cooling Jacksonville Intl AP, FL, US Indoor temperature (°F) 70 75 Elevation: 33 ft Design TD (°F) 38 20 Latitude: 30°N Relative humidity (%) 30 50 Outdoor: Heating Cooling Moisture difference (gr/Ib) 11.0 49.5 Dry bulb (°F) 33 95 Infiltration: Daily range (°F) - 18 ( M ) Method Simplified Wet bulb (°F) - 77 Construction quality Average Wind speed (mph) 15.0 7.5 Fireplaces 0 Heatin• Component Btuh/ft2 Btuh % of load Verelalion Walls 2.7 3461 12.7 • Glazing 12.4 4802 17.6 Dar Doors 14.6 351 1.3 Ceilings 2.1 3113 11.4 Floors 5.0 7403 27.2 Infiltration 1.8 2658 9.8 Ducts 3336 12.3 ,,,. Piping 0 0 Humidification 0 0 Ventilation 2099 7.7 Adjustments 0 Total 27223 100.0 Coolin • Component Btuh/ft2 Btuh % of load w Vona,mo Walls 1.6 1995 9.8 al Gans Glazing 27.2 10555 51.7 • Doors 12.5 300 1.5 Ceilings 1.4 2103 10.3 Floors 0 0 0 Infiltration 0.5 740 3.6 - ^ Ducts 2209 10.8 Ventilation 1092 5.3 Internal gains 1430 7.0 c..ao Blower 0 0 <j�^� Adjustments 0 Total 20422 100.0 Latent Cooling Load = 4421 Btuh Overall U-value = 0.222 Btuh/ft2-°F WARNING: window to floor area ratio= 26.5% - more than 25%. WARNING: suspicious slab-on-grade floor perimeter in 1st Floor. 2016-Aug-08 08:38:17 -F-I-F wrightsoft Right-Suite®Universal 2015 15.0.19 RSU10246 Page 2 ,_-'k, ...AN T.Jewel Homes\3531 Ketterinham res(rev).rup Calc=MJ8 Front Door faces: W BuildingAnalysis Job: 3531 +I+ wrightsoft y Date: 2/8/16 2nd System By: Air to Air, Inc. 11578 Davis Creek Court,Jacksonville,FL 32256 Phone:904-262-4279 Fax:904-262-0772 Email:www.airtoair4@bellsouth.net Web:www.airtoairinc.com Pro'ect Information For: Jewel Homes Desi. n Conditions Location: Indoor: Heating Cooling Jacksonville Intl AP, FL, US Indoor temperature (°F) 70 75 Elevation: 33 ft Design TD (°F) 38 20 Latitude: 30 IN Relative humidity (%) 30 50 Outdoor: Heating Cooling Moisture difference (gr/Ib) 11.0 49.5 Dry bulb (°F) 33 95 Infiltration: Daily range (°F) - 18 ( M ) Method Simplified Wet bulb (°F) - 77 Construction quality Average Wind speed (mph) 15.0 7.5 Fireplaces 0 Heatin • Component Btuh/ft2 Btuh % of load Walls 2.5 4372 12.5 Glazing 12.4 4146 11.8 Doors 0 0 0 Ceilings 2.1 4385 12.5 Floors 11.6 8210 23.4 Infiltration 1.8 3734 10.6 Ducts 7754 22.1 °...a. Piping 0 0 - Humidification 0 0 Ventilation 2466 7.0 ,- Adjustments 0 Total 35066 100.0 Coolin• Component Btuh/ft2 Btuh % of load Weis Vandalion Walls 1.6 2719 9.8 "e^°'G"" Glazing 22.4 7502 26.9 Doors 0 0 0 Ceilings 1.4 2962 10.6 Floors 0.7 528 1.9 ,,.,o Infiltration 0.5 1040 3.7 Ducts 9796 35.1 Ventilation 1283 4.6 Ducts Internal gains 2050 7.4 -,. -::.i Blower 0 0 Adjustments 0 ; Total 27880 100.0 , Inftabon Latent Cooling Load= 6738 Btuh Overall U-value = 0.268 Btuh/ft2-°F Data entries checked. 2016-Aug-OS 08:38:17 -t-1+- wrightsoft Right-Suite®Universal 2015 15.0.19 RSU10246 Page 3 AC,CA ...AN T.Jewel Homes\3531 Ketterinham res(rev).rup Calc=MJ8 Front Door faces: W r ''� il� II"-"'"II ii•---4 . --- II h a II u h 1.11' a�J1 lf_ _JL__—_=IT � --�I — .. i II I h, f IP If i II ib II ;0; IT+ t !JL JL— LA_J� + s :z.---"-- ,I mil' .=-ir��r-�r°_ t 9111, '' u II u n n �I vid I JL JL ,,42- JL II A -;17 I l I ,� 1 . -� '' IIP*I '`� S�� .._. �!`, 1. .. 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N.:b0431►NM ` i• 8 i Ketteringham JEWEL HOMES x""'04"'°°°' j• b 'i Residence C6C,25.51, 0r - - LOTU Jos AOOw[a0: : 1a2 IBY16Fax: AronlBec.Fi SLII • - W `^ v �S ICC EVALUATION SERVICE Most Widely Accepted and Trusted ICC-ES Evaluation Report ESR-2642 FBC Supplement Issued February 2016 This report is subject to renewal February 2017. www.icc-es.org I (800) 423-6587 1 (562) 699-0543 A Subsidiary of the International Code Council® DIVISION: 07 00 00—THERMAL AND MOISTURE PROTECTION Section: 07 21 00—Thermal Insulation Section: 07 25 00—Water-Resistive Barriers/Weather Barriers OFFICE COPY REPORT HOLDER: I BASF CORPORATION 1703 CROSSPOINT AVENUE REVISION HOUSTON, TEXAS 77054 (888)900-FOAM BP# f/ �) _ v.-le- 3s-c) www.spf.basf.com DATE / /c / /6 SIGNED 4-1-1 )/ EVALUATION SUBJECT: BASF CORPORATION SPRAY-APPLIED INSULATIONS: SPRAYTITE®(158, 178, 81205 AND 81206)AND WALLTITE° (US, US-N AND HP+) 1.0 REPORT PURPOSE AND SCOPE Purpose: The purpose of this evaluation report supplement is to indicate that SPRAYTITE® (158, 178, 81205 and 81206) and WALLTITE (US, US-N and riP+) spray-applied polyurethane foam insulations, recognized in iCC-ES master evaluation report ESR-2642, have also been evaluated for compliance with the codes noted below. Applicable code editions: • 2014 Florida Building Code—Residential • 2014 Florida Building Code—Building 2.0 CONCLUSIONS The SPRAYTITE® (158, 178, 81205 and 81206) and WALLTITE® (US, US-N and HP+) spray-applied polyurethane foam insulations, oescrtbea in Sections 2.0 through 7.0 of the master evaluation report ESR-2642, compiles with the 20-14 Honda Building Code—Residential and 2014 Florida Building Code—Building, provided the design and installation are in accordance with the International Building Code®(IBC) provisions noted in the master report. Use of the SPRAYTITE®(158, 178, 81205 and 81206) and WALLTITE®(US, US-N and HP+) spray-applied polyurethane foam ine ;!etions for compliance with the High Velocityu.rtio:ne Zone �rC iCiC^: of the 2014 Florida Building Cod^ Residential and 2014 Florida Building Code—Building has not been evaluated, and is outside the scope of this supplemental report. For products falling under Florida Rule 9N-3, verification that the report holder's quality-assurance program is audited by a quality-assurance entity approved by the Florida Building Commission for the type of inspections being conducted is the responsibility of an approved validation entity (or the code official, when the report holder does not possess an approval by the Commission). This supplement expires concurrently with the master report, reissued February 2015 and revised February 2016. 1C:-E:1 Evaluation Reports are not to be construed us representing aesthetics or any other attributes not specifically addressed,nor are they to be construed III tc(T2) as an endorsement of the subject of the report or a recommendation for its use.there is no warranty by ICC Evaluation Service,LLC,express or implied,as to any finding or other matter in this report.or as to any product covered by the report. i Copyright©2016 ICC Evaluation Service,LLC. All rights reserved. Page 1 of 1 ES ICC EVALUATION SERVICE Most Widely Accepted and Trusted ICC-ES Evaluation Report ESR-2642 Seal & Insulate with ENERGY STAR°Supplement Issued February 2015 Revised February 2016 This report is subject to renewal February 2017. www.icc-es.orq I (800) 423-6587 I (562) 699-0543 A Subsidiary of the International Code Council° DIVISION: 07 00 00—THERMAL AND MOISTURE PROTECTION Section: 07 21 00—Thermal Insulation KtVUK i t rOLUL K: BASF CORPORATION 1703 CROSSPOINT AVENUE HOUSTON, TEXAS 77054 (888)900-3626 www.spf.basf.com EVALUATION SUBJECT: BASF CORPORATION SPRAY-APPLIED INSULATIONS: SPRAYTITE®(158, 178, 81205 AND 81206); AND WALLTITE`"") (US, US-N AND HP+) 1.0 EVALUATION SCOPE Conformance to the following requirements: Seal and Insulate with ENERGY STAR® Program—Definitions and Testing Requirements for Residential Insulation, Version 1.0 Properties evaluated: • Thermal resistance • Surface-burning characteristics LAS NUt<I'UJt Vr 11-11b jU LtMl rI I This supplement is issued to certify that the SPRAYTITE® and WAI I.TITE® spray-applied foam plastic insulation products described in Sections 2.0 through 7.0 of the master report (ESR-2642) have been reviewed for compliance with the applicable codes noted in Section 1.0 of the master report and for the requirements set forth in the Seal and Insulate with ENERGY STAR® Program—Definitions and Testing Requirements for Residential Insulation, Version 1.0. The insulation products covered by this supplement are defined as"spray or hour Foam Insulation." The requirements for testing laboratory qualifications and product sampling, as well as the specific material and test standards and editions used in this evaluation, are as set forth in the applicable documentation noted in Section 6.0 of the master evaluation report. 3.0 DEFINITIONS The following definitions are from the Definitions and Testing Requirements for Residential Insulation. Version 1.0, and are applicable to the subject of this report. 3.1 General Definitions Insulation: Any material mainly used to slow do Arn heat flow. It may ho mineral or organic, fibrous, cellular, or reflective (aluminum foil). It may be in rigid, semi-rigid, flexible, or loose-fill form. Residential Buildings: Single family homes (attached or unattached), multifamily buildings with 4 units or fewer, or multifamily buildings(condominiums, apartments)with 3 stories or less in height above grade. 3 9 Incttlatinn Prnriilet fltsfinitinn Spray or Pour Foam Insulation: A thermal insulating material that is sprayed or poured (as a gel or foamy liquid) into place, and expands or sets into a cellular foam and cures at the point of installation through a chemical reaction. Foamed materials include, but are not limited to, polyurethane, polyisocyanurate, phenolic and cementitious insulation. ICC-ES Evaluation Reports are not to he construed as representing aesthetics or any other attributes not specifically addressed,nor are they to be construed III as an endorsement of the subject of the report or a recommendation for its use.There is no warranty by ICC Evaluation Service,LLC,express or implied,as to any finding or other matter in this report,or as to any product covered by the report. Copyright®2016 ICC Evaluation Service,LLC. All rights reserved. Page 1 of 9 ESR-2642 Supplement I Most Widely Accepted and Trusted Page 2 of 9 3.3 Insulation Performance Definitions R-value: The inverse of the time rate of heat flow through a body from one of its bounding surfaces to the other surface for a unit temperature difference between the two surfaces, under steady state conditions, per unit area. For the purposes of the Seal and Insulate with ENERGY STAR program,only Imperial units will be accepted[(h•ft2•°F)/Btu]. Smoke-Development Index: The characteristic of a material to emit smoke when exposed to flame or fire compared to red oak and inorganic cement. Flame-Spread Index: The characteristic of a material to resist the spreading of flames when exposed to flame or fire compared to red oak and inorganic cement. 3.4 Thermal Resistance: The QPRAVTITC® end %AVAL`TTC® S# j applied foam plastic insulations have therm.:. v..wth . .v R-values as noted in Table 1 of ESR-2642,based upon testing. 3.5 Installation 3.5.1 General: The installation of the SPRAYTITE® and WALLTITE® spray-applied foam plastic insulations must be in accordance with the requirements set forth in Sections 4.0 and 5.0 (as applicable) of ESR-2642. The insulation is manufactured on-site by spray polyurethane foam applicators meeting the qualification requirements stated in Section 5.5 of ESR-2642. The insulation should not be installed in direct contact with chimneys, flues or heat-producing appliances. See Figure 7 for recommended clearances. 3.5.2 Personal Protective Equipment (PPE): The following personal protective equipment (PPE) requirements are reprinted from the website of the American Chemistry Council (ACC) and deal with Spray Polyurethane Foam Health and Safety(http://www.spraypolyurethane.org/PPE): "PPE for SPF High Pressure Interior Application: When spraying an SPF two-component high pressure spray polyurethane foam system indoors. sprayers and helpers should wear: • A NIOSH-approved full face or hood-type supplied air respirator (SAR) (as outlined in your company's Respiratory Protection Program) • MD!-resistant chemical gloves(e.g.,nitrile),or fabric gloves coated in nitrite, neoprene, butyl, or PVC • Chemically resistant long-sleeve coveralls or chemically resistant full body suit with hood • MDI-resistant fitted boots/booties" "Protective Clothing: The use of appropriate protective clothing is necessary whenever there is possibility of direct contact with SPF chemicals. The appropriate protective clothing varies depending upon the potential for exposure. Applicators and helpers typically wear disposable coveralls to keep spray and mist from contacting skin and clothing. To protect skin, wear PPE in such a manner as to protect all skin (in other words, there should be no exposed skin showing). When not wearing a hood respirator, select a coverall with an attached hood or spray head cover For tasks where there is a potential for splash, consider a suit coated with an impermeable coating such as PVC and MDI-resistant fitted boots/booties." "Gloves: Gloves made of nitrile, neoprene, butyl or PVC generally provide adequate protection against A-side materials. (See Guidance for the Selection of Protective Clothing for MD! Users, Center for the Polyurethane industry (CP!) Guidance Document AX178).A-side protection is generally considered adequate to provide B-side protection; however, consult the manufacturer's SDS for specific information about B-side protection." "Eye and Face Protection: Appropriate eye protection helps prevent eye contact from splashes of liquid SPF chemicals, accidental sprays of reacting foam, aerosols and vapors that are likely to be present during spraying, and airborne particulate associated with sanding and grinding operations.The type of eye protection needed depends on the nature of the activity." Persons handling liquid SPF chemicals in open containers can protect their eyes by wearing safety goggles or safety goggles in combination with face shields.The use of contact lenses is discouraged. During application of SPF, eye protection may be provided by virtue of wearing a full-face or hood respirator. OSHA requires that an eyewash* or safety shower be provided in the work area where the eyes or body may be exposed to "injurious corrosive materials."Consult the SDS for all materials to be used on the job in advance to help you understand whether such materials will be present,and if so, how to comply with applicable OSHA requirements. "Respiratory Protection: Engineering controls, such as local exhaust ventilation, can be used to control SPF chemical exposures. Administrative controls, such as work schedules and work practices, are used concurrently to minimize exposure. Respirators are needed when air concentrations continue to exceed occupational exposure limits when engineering and administrative controls are implemented. These limits have been set for a number of SPF chemicals and some common chemicals encountered during SPF application. ESR-2642 Supplement I Most Widely Accepted and Trusted Page 3 of 9 Air-purifying respirators (APR) and powered air-purifying respirators (PAPR) are generally appropriate for exterior applications and may be used when spraying polyurethane foam in exterior applications. Supplied air respirators (SAR) are typically usea in interior applications. Neter to the IviOSFI Respirator uecision Logic (zuu4) for more information regarding respirator selection," Ventilation of the work area is required and should be in accordance with Ventilation Considerations or Spray Polyurethane Foam: Guidance on Ventilation During Installation of Interior Applications of High-Pressure Spray ?nluternfhnnn Fnnm no n,ihlichorl by fhn Cnrsv Foam Tnalifinm (CPC 1 of$hn r'nn}nr fnr thn Pnl;ntrnfhnnnc Incl«tcfn, tr'oi1 The following statement regarding ventilation of the work area is reprinted from the guidance document: "Work zone mechanical ventilation during and after SPF installation is designed to prevent workers and others in the area from being exposed to SPF chemicals above recommended or permissible levels. Potential health effects from exposure above recommended levels can range from no effects to slight irritation of the eyes, skin or respiratory system to the development of chronic lung or pulmonary disease depending on the individual person and level and duration of overexposure." 3.5.3 Occupancy Time after Installation: The re-entry or re-occupancy time shall be in accordance with the manufacturer's installation instructions. which are reprinted on pages 4 and 5 of this certification. 3.5.4 Figures: Figures 1 through 6 represent general installations of the SPRAYTITEu and WALLTITEspray-applied foam plastic insulations in vented and unvented crawl spaces, the interior of below-grade foundation walls, the exterior of above- grade walls, and in vented and unvented attics. Figure 7 depicts minimum clearances to heat-producing objects. These figures are for illustration purposes only and are not to be construed or used as construction documents. I nis supplement expires concurrently witn Inc master report, reissuea i eoruary 2015 ana revisea February 2016. ESR-2642 Supplement I Most Widely Accepted and Trusted Page 4 of 9 rs BASF Thp C,hpmir:al fmmnanv BASF Re-Occupancy Times for Interior Building Spray Applications Jim Andersen, Marketing Applications Specialist SR 021514 Introduction The application of spray foam insulation is done through special high pressure spray application equipment, Low pressure application units or single component foams. This document will discuss two part foams field process using high pressure application equipment. When the combination of liquid part A compound and liquid B compound is done to produce either closed cell or open cell spray foam insulation there are potential health hazards during the application. OSHA and other government agencies have established protection requirements for all workers that can be exposed to the chemicals during the spray application. Only trained and properly protected workers are allowed in the spray application areas during the spraying and for a period after the spraying has stopped. Requirements The spray area should be posted with keep out WARNING signs before and after spraying. Workers only that are trained and have the necessary personal protection equipment are allowed inside the spray area. All others must ho Lcnf no if oc ieioll ' c nofc \/onfilnfinn of fho cnrov nrnn is fn ho rinno innnrnnrnfinn fho no iirinnno rinni,monfc• "Ventilation Guidance for Spray Polyurethane Foam Application," published by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), online at www.epa.gov/dfe/pubs/projects/spf/ventilation-guidance.html and "Good Practices— Engineering Controls and Ventilation," published by the American Chemistry Council's Center for the Polyurethanes Industry, available online at: www.spraypolyurethane.org/GoodPractices#EngineeringControls The following general requirements must also be followed, Code of Federal Regulations Title 29 CFR §1926.20 Safety and Health Regulations for Construction: General Safety and Health Provisions available online at www.osha.gov/pis/oshaweb/owadisp.show document?p table=STANDARDS&p id=10606 Tho cpp!`ccttcrc ond b"`!d gcv.r.cro ^h^ '!v ^"www.spraypolyurethane.orq crc':...:!co www.spf.basf.com for to date information about spray polyurethane foam construction applications before starting projects. Industry Established Re Occupancy Times The Spray Foam Industry and government agencies have worked together to establish general guidelines for re occupancy. These can be found at www.spraypolyurethane.orq. The general statement of 24 hours for re occupancy times for interior building applications is the general rule BASF suggests for two part high pressure spray. "Evaluation reports for many types of building products. including SPF insulation, often include the suggested reoccupancy time, which is variable: for an interior application using two-component high-pressure SPF, some manufacturers recommend 24 hours before reoccupancy, and for an interior two-component, low-pressure SPI- kit PHkit application, some manufacturers recommend a one hour reoccupancy time. Consult the product manufacturer to determine the recommended reoccupancy time for the particular job and SPF in use. Note: "Exterior applications where the spray application is done to a roof top application or exterior walls and where there is wide open air spaces; the risk control is done by closing off all air intake areas to a building interior,(windows, doors, warning signs and HVAC intake vents). Roof or exterior applications will generally have plenty of ventilation with natural wind as well as massive volumes of space to dissipate the concentration of materials. Therefore the controls used for interior applications are not generally required, such as added ventilation. The elastomeric roof coatings vary in risks and must be assessed and the risks evaluated on a job by job and material specific basis by the spray foam applicator company. BASF Re occupancy Research BASF, Air Products and Honeywell have conducted proprietary studies for indoor air quality measurements on spray foam applications to retrofit attics. Robert, William, James Andersen, Richard Wood, and Mary Bogdan. "Ventilation and Re-Occupancy of a Residential Home Sprayed with High Pressure Polyurethane Foam." Presented at the CPI Technical Conference, September 2012 ESR-2642 Supplement I Most Widely Accepted and Trusted Page 5 of 9 This study of three houses where the attic was sealed and ventilated during the spray application has resulted in no chemicals detected within the house at levels greater than those currently assigned levels by government agencies and private chemical manufactures' Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) or Safety Data Sheets (SDS). This particular application process indicates 2 hours after spraying has stopped and ventilation continued that re- occupancy can occur within the homes. The spray foam was done above the sheetrock in non inhabited attic spaces. BASF continues field monitoring testing as well as supports continued research being done by the American Chemistry Council/Center for the Polyurethane Industries of which we are an active member. Summary This information has been provided for use by our spray foam applicators and distributors use. It may also be used to inform end customers who have contractea to have spray foam proauced by spray foam appiicators to their buildings. It is offered in good faith and believed to present the risks and best industry practices to manage them. Since each field application is different the responsibility rests with spray foam applicators to assess the job risks and controi them per Me OSHA dna others requirements. i echnicai Questions can be directed to E3A3F Technical Services 800-706-0712. ESR-2642 Supplement I Most Widely Accepted and Trusted Page 6 of 9 • • BASF Spray Foam application to the insice of a coed:t,or ed crawl space. --- --- BASF SPRAY'DAM WEATHER RESISTANT AA BARRIER I /`�.� THERMAL BARRIER I -- _ &DING _SILL PLATE SEALANT X►� —FINISHED rLODR - `SUB BOOR . f4! J.l�{►"r�` _. _ —FLOCK JOIST THERMAL BARRIER. I r Frt. required by code• `. MASONRY BLOCK t1 , BAST SPRAY rOAV 'c!i .— / FOOTING CAPILLARY BREAK 4 / VAPOR BARRIER SEALED AND t FASTENED TO FOUNDATION 6 MIL POLY - WALL DRAIN TILE -� - •i r 6"!MIN • -_ •Nhere crawlspoce entry is for 'I j the service of utIltties only, the uses of therrrlol and • • •\ • side barriers on the `nterbr`o• • o • side off the rrowlspoce may be omitted. See ESP-2642 for • spec;lic Informotion. terns one.A rvvsS1 • �.� c,cy F iia^'. a✓r` itC ,ar- r:d t c iJ _row' snore. j' ^ :Ar -AV 'S. • •\�. _-...-_ .:V A, it AA:::4• 1 ' . j • • • o • • - FIGURE 2 ESR-2642 Supplement I Most Widely Accepted and Trusted Page 7 of 9 6/S Spray Foam applied in ;he oardj-rn jo:st area and wads of a finished basernent Ji .�..__-_ /7_-___-_.BASF SPRAY FOAM SEALANT ///// ��—BOOR f-SVBFLOOR I (\� )( ,...r's ,i ` '' OOR ,,DIST `.- BASE SPRAY EDAM .- - • II • ' I BAND/R4.4JOIST POVREO/BLOCK rc JNoATIoN Ai /r BASF SPRAY FOAM InE RMA; BARRsER • • ; SFAI ANT OVT'Q BOND BREAK I CONCRETE SLAB a. —.._.—.._..__ _.._ FIGURE 3 A cathedral ceiling insulated with BASF Spray Foam. Roar MATER:AL ROOFING UNDERLAYMENT iii1L---.,„....rROOF DECKING BAS( SPRAY FOAM• • . . 01 �� THERMAL BARR;ER / --- WEATHER RESISTANT BARRIER —CLADDING I✓: THERMAL BARRIER I . AV- I, v BASE SPRAY FOAM'. A V • Insulation thickness determined by 'ECC requirements and climate zone. •• Unvented roof ossemblies shall comply with the requirements found in the RC section R806.4 FIGURE 4 ESR-2642 Supplement I Most Widely Accepted and Trusted Page 8 of 9 Unvented Attic Detail An unvented attic insulated with BASF Spray Foam f—h1AL IGNITION BARRIER IAS REOUIRED BY CODE?" BASF SPRAY FOAM' ROOF SHEATHING • ROOFING UNDCRLAYMCNT `116- R^OC COVERIN': -- SOFFIT BLOCKING •ILRMAL BARRIER VAPOR RETARDER pF REOIAREDI . .... ---- BASF SreAY FOAM' EXTERIOR SHEATHING EXTERIOR YJEATHER BARRIER SIDING `BASF Spray Foam can be uses alone,or in combination with other Insulation matenals. For optimum results.the thickness shall he determine by the insulation requirements of the energy codeand:or the climate zone based upon IRC Section 806.4. "Consult ESR-2.42 for specific information pertaining to alternatives to prescriptive Coue reguirel FIGURE 5 ESR-2642 Supplement I Most Widely Accepted and Trusted Page 9 of 9 Exterior Wall Detail �.........AI. 'I,Irl'AIAIIFAVIrIrAir AI AIIIIIr•IFIFIFI'AIWAI41, e o 0 0 o e e o° °ve::e°e°e°i°Oe°e°e°o°e:e:a:eoe:e:o°epe:eoe�ei,ve:epoao oo�e�o o�:�:�:�o�o >� °o°c°°c o e e ooeoo o°o 0 0:4,02.44.::::::::::::,. o�a�o�e�aes�o�040:s:e:ea: :::::::::::::::oo°oo:ease;.. �A ,o= :o: --m......04a °e°c e e eo eeeee / ��eo:eo:eo°eo°eo:o?o:o °,o�:o:o°o°,•e; °000°o°o?e?o:o:o:o:o:o:o:e:o:o° /a:a o°:oo:o / ' _oo°oo:°:o oo:oe°o 0 0:: a:eo°ee o e:avao Interior Wall Connection 000e, /8a>8�° ooo:o /oo°e000 —.." / °e BASF Spray Foam* eee:e:e a:a:a:a /oo: oo°:e: e ae, o o°oo°eo°oo ::e:e:e Thermal Barrier e°a°a°a es:a:a: Gypsum Wall Board i':::::: e:a°e° /, .a:::o: /!tie; o #:44:: /a:a:a:a Exterior Sheathing 0 0°a°a°a° e,e 7 a°a°e: :°eee. :o:e::e 'Insulation thcikness determined by oao4% IECC requirements and climate zone. ,o.o o. FIGURE 6 The use of o recessed light ' • I • ;. `^ BASF Spray Foam _ 1 '/2" MINERAL WOOL MINIMUM _ OR TO DESCN TFIICKNESS f RAST SPRAY FOAM TO DESIGN THICKNESS / /' __-',MPDRTAN•: MUST BE I SEPARATED FROM RECESSED LIGHTS BY 2. MUST RE SEPARATED FROM FIREPLACE ;I. FLUES BY ." Ilr.._._____l:j-r . , _ ___________ .... -----, , ----, I I ll i I '— 1/2" GYPSUM WALLBOARD SURROUND WITH GYPSUM BOX-'—'-` I rMI..Il.U: ) RrCESLIGH!,NG r`1•1,,,F A N^ HEAT )AMPS FIGURE 7