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Air-Cooled Chillers (ACCL) and Water-Cooled Chillers (WCCL) Certification Program Update

The document summarizes updates to the certification program requirements for air-cooled and water-cooled chillers. Key changes include removing unit listing types; expanding the certification scope to include additional standards; allowing participant observation of in-house testing; setting specific testing timelines and milestones; revising second sample requirements; establishing a public test stand directory; and defining fields for a new product introduction directory.

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Air-Cooled Chillers (ACCL) and Water-Cooled Chillers (WCCL) Certification Program Update

The document summarizes updates to the certification program requirements for air-cooled and water-cooled chillers. Key changes include removing unit listing types; expanding the certification scope to include additional standards; allowing participant observation of in-house testing; setting specific testing timelines and milestones; revising second sample requirements; establishing a public test stand directory; and defining fields for a new product introduction directory.

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Air-Cooled Chillers (ACCL) and

Water-Cooled Chillers (WCCL) Certification


Program Update

2018
Updated Sections of the ACCL and WCCL OMs (2018)
 Effective January 1, 2018
– Removal of Unit Listing Types (Packaged and Configurable)
– Scope Revision: Addition of EN Standards 14511 and 14825
– Testing Revision: Allow participants in the laboratory during in-
house testing.
– Testing Timeline: Set specific milestones for testing.
coordination.
– 2nd Sample Requirement: Similar published performance (+/-
10% capacity and 0 to 5% improved full-load efficiency and IPLV)
– Test Stand Directory: Public list of all approved test stands with
and a six year maximum Test Stand capacity check.
– New Product Introduction Directory: Defined fields
Removal of Unit Listing Types (Packaged and Configurable)
 Why: Removed complexity in scope determination.
 What: Deleted Section 1.2.5 and updated Note a of Table 1 to
read

– Effective July 1, 2018: Updates to requirements for Primary Catalog


/ Selection Rating Application Output Reports, including scope
determination based on Table 1, Note a.
Scope Revision: Addition of EN Standards 14511 and 14825
 Why: Allow AHRI Certification to EN Standards
 What: Included optional Certification to EN Standards 14511
and 14825.
– No additional testing: Test to one standard, certify to all.
– All units certified to EN Standards shall also be certified to AHRI
Standards.
– EN Certification Statement (Section 3.7.6.4) required for all units
certified to EN Standards.
– AHRI Directory Field added showing certification to EN Standards.
– 2nd Sample tests use the same standard as the 1st Sample.
Testing Revision: Allow participants in the laboratory
during in-house testing.
 Why: Harmonize requirements for in-house and witness testing
 What:
– Participants may operate their unit in the 3rd party lab.

– Prior to testing Participants are required to provide sufficient


information to operate the selected unit at each test condition.
Testing Timeline: Specific milestones for testing coordination
 Why: Allow all testing to be completed each year.
 What: Set Specific milestones for each test (Section 3.6).
90 days or before
Scheduled Test Date
• AHRI sends 30 days or before Before Scheduled
Participant Scheduled Test Date Test Date
notification for • AHRI sends • Participant begins
Scheduled Test Participant testing of unit at
Date and BMG list selection letter testing location

45 days or before 7 days after


Scheduled Test Date selection letter
• Participant sends • Participant sends
AHRI Production AHRI a completed
Availability DS-2 Form and
matching
performance
output sheet
2nd Sample Requirement
 Why: Align 2nd Sample Requirements with other AHRI Programs
 What: 2nd Sample is required to be
– Similar published performance (+/- 10% capacity and 0 to 5%
improved full-load efficiency and IPLV.IP/IPLV.SI or NPLV.IP/NPLV.SI)
– Within the same BMG as the 1st Sample.
Test Stand Directory
 Why: Removed complexity in scope determination.
 What: Public list of all approved test stands.
– Maximum Test Stand capacity is checked every 6 years.
New Product Introduction Directory: Defined fields

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