Acceptable Solution H1/AS2: Energy efficiency for buildings greater than 300 m².
- Abbreviation
- H1/AS2 (First edition)
- Version
- First edition, unamended
- Valid to
- 4/08/2022
- Valid from
- 29/11/2021
This resource is no longer current. H1/AS2 (First edition, Amd 1) (First edition, Amendment 1),
- Information provider
- Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment,
- Information type
- Acceptable Solution,
- Format
- PDF,
Description
Acceptable Solution H1/AS2 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.
Acceptable Solution H1/AS2 can be used for buildings other than housing with an area of occupied space greater than 300 m².
For all housing, and buildings other than housing with an occupied space less than 300 m², refer to the Acceptable Solution H1/AS1 or Verification Method H1/VM1 as a means to demonstrate compliance or use an alternative means to demonstrate compliance.
Scope
The Acceptable Solution H1/AS2 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/VM2 or use an alternative means to demonstrate compliance.
For commercial buildings, the Acceptable Solution H1/AS2 does not include requirements to comply with clause H1.3.6 of the Building Code for the energy efficiency of HVAC systems. For this clause, use Verification Method H1/VM3 or use an alternative means to demonstrate compliance.
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