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Posted by guruocont on February 24, 2007, 2:28 pm
I am kind of confused about the actual requirement in COBA or any
related code for maintaining temperature in a single family house (I
dont have access to the actual code yet). Is the requirement that a
minimum temperature of around 68F be maintained throughout the house
or is it more flexible allowing for multiple zones and having a min of
one zone maintain the temp?
Thanks..
A.M.
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Posted by Oscar_Lives on February 24, 2007, 4:14 pm
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>I am kind of confused about the actual requirement in COBA or any
> related code for maintaining temperature in a single family house (I
> dont have access to the actual code yet). Is the requirement that a
> minimum temperature of around 68F be maintained throughout the house
> or is it more flexible allowing for multiple zones and having a min of
> one zone maintain the temp?
> Thanks..
> A.M.
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Posted by <kjpro on February 24, 2007, 4:25 pm
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> I am kind of confused about the actual requirement in COBA or any
> related code for maintaining temperature in a single family house (I
> dont have access to the actual code yet). Is the requirement that a
> minimum temperature of around 68F be maintained throughout the house
> or is it more flexible allowing for multiple zones and having a min of
> one zone maintain the temp?
> Thanks..
> A.M.
Rigt out of the 2003 IBC
SECTION 1204
TEMPERATURE CONTROL
1204.1 Equipment and systems. Interior spaces intended for
human occupancy shall be provided with active or passive
space-heating systems capable of maintaining a minimum indoor
temperature of 68°F (20°C) at a point 3 feet (914 mm)
above the floor on the design heating day.
Exception: Interior spaces where the primary purpose is not
associated with human comfort.
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Posted by guruocont on February 24, 2007, 4:43 pm
Thanks...
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> > I am kind of confused about the actual requirement in COBA or any
> > related code for maintaining temperature in a single family house (I
> > dont have access to the actual code yet). Is the requirement that a
> > minimum temperature of around 68F be maintained throughout the house
> > or is it more flexible allowing for multiple zones and having a min of
> > one zone maintain the temp?
> > Thanks..
> > A.M.
> Rigt out of the 2003 IBC
> SECTION 1204
> TEMPERATURE CONTROL
> 1204.1 Equipment and systems. Interior spaces intended for
> human occupancy shall be provided with active or passive
> space-heating systems capable of maintaining a minimum indoor
> temperature of 68=B0F (20=B0C) at a point 3 feet (914 mm)
> above the floor on the design heating day.
> Exception: Interior spaces where the primary purpose is not
> associated with human comfort.
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Posted by .p.jm on February 24, 2007, 4:54 pm
>> I am kind of confused about the actual requirement in COBA or any
>> related code for maintaining temperature in a single family house (I
>> dont have access to the actual code yet). Is the requirement that a
>> minimum temperature of around 68F be maintained throughout the house
>> or is it more flexible allowing for multiple zones and having a min of
>> one zone maintain the temp?
>> Thanks..
>> A.M.
>Rigt out of the 2003 IBC
>SECTION 1204
>TEMPERATURE CONTROL
>1204.1 Equipment and systems. Interior spaces intended for
>human occupancy shall be provided with active or passive
>space-heating systems capable of maintaining a minimum indoor
>temperature of 68°F (20°C) at a point 3 feet (914 mm)
>above the floor on the design heating day.
>Exception: Interior spaces where the primary purpose is not
>associated with human comfort.
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> related code for maintaining temperature in a single family house (I
> dont have access to the actual code yet). Is the requirement that a
> minimum temperature of around 68F be maintained throughout the house
> or is it more flexible allowing for multiple zones and having a min of
> one zone maintain the temp?
> Thanks..
> A.M.