Acceptable Solution H1/AS1: Energy efficiency for all housing, and buildings up to 300 m².
- Abbreviation
- H1/AS1 (Fifth edition)
- Version
- Fifth edition, unamended
- Valid to
- 4/08/2022
- Valid from
- 29/11/2021
This resource is no longer current. H1/AS1 (Fifth edition, Amd 1) (Fifth edition, Amendment 1),
- Information provider
- Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment,
- Information type
- Acceptable Solution,
- Format
- PDF,
Description
Acceptable Solution H1/AS1 provides a means of compliance with Building Code Clause H1 Energy Efficiency.
Clause H1 provides for the efficient use of energy and sets physical conditions for energy performance.
This document applies to:
- a) housing; and
- b) other buildings with a floor area of occupied space no greater than 300 m².
For buildings that do not meet these characteristics, refer to the Acceptable Solution H1/AS2 or Verification Method H1/VM2 as a means to demonstrate compliance or use an alternative means to demonstrate compliance.
Scope
This Acceptable Solution does not include the use of foil insulation.
This Acceptable Solution does not apply to buildings with curtain walling. For these, use Verification Method H1/VM1 or use an alternative means to demonstrate compliance.
For commercial buildings, this Acceptable Solution does not include requirements to comply with clause H1.3.6 of the Building Code. For this clause, use Verification Method H1/VM3 or use an alternative means to demonstrate compliance.
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Acceptable Solution H1/AS1: Energy efficiency for all housing, and buildings up to 300 m².
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