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Manual S outlines procedures for selecting and sizing residential cooling equipment, heat pumps, electric heating coils, furnaces, boilers, ancillary dehumidification equipment, humidification equipment, and direct evaporative cooling equipment.

The American National Standards Institute (ANSI) has officially recognized ACR, the NADCA Standard for Assessment, Cleaning & Restoration of HVAC Systems, as a benchmark.

The ACCA 4 QM standard provides a nationally recognized, manufacturer-endorsed set of minimum tasks that should be performed during maintenance inspections of residential HVACR equipment.

ANSI/AMCA Standard 500-D establishes uniform laboratory methods for evaluating the performance of dampers in terms of air leakage, pressure drop, dynamic closure, operational torque, and more.

The standard, ACCA 4 QM – 2019, “Maintenance of Residential HVAC Systems,” provides a nationally recognized, manufacturer-endorsed set of minimum tasks that should be performed for HVACR equipment maintenance inspections.

The proposed Addendum B would correct definitions for “Two-Speed Heat Pump Sizing Condition” and “Variable-Capacity Equipment Sizing Condition” to be consistent with the sizing condition requirements in the standard.

The Manual D procedures match duct system resistance (pressure drop) to blower performance (as defined by the HVAC system manufacturer’s blower performance tables). This delivers appropriate airflow to the rooms and spaces to be conditioned while ensuring that system airflow is compatible with the operating range of the HVAC equipment.

ANSI/AMCA Standard 500-L-23 establishes uniform methods of testing air leakage, air performance (pressure drop), water penetration, resistance to wind-driven rain and wind-driven-sand, and operational torque.

To address the move toward heat pumps, ACCA has updated Manual S accordingly. Along with setting clear requirements, the revised standard expanded its guidance for variable-capacity equipment.

The updated standard, ANSI/BPI-1100-T-2023, defines the minimum criteria for conducting a science-based, whole-building assessment of a residential building.