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Scope and Application of the IECC
What Buildings are Exempt?
What Areas of a Building Must Comply?
Alterations
Other Situations - Additions
Other Situations - Mixed Occupancy
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Envelope General Requirements
Air Leakage
Curtain Walls, and Dampers
Vestibules
Recessed Lighting Fixtures
Examples of Installed Recessed Lighting Fixtures
Materials and Equipment Information
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HVAC Efficiency Requirements
HVAC Equipment Efficiency Terms
Temperature Controls
HVAC Piping Insulation
Duct Insulation
Duct Construction
Hydronic Controls
Materials and Equipment Information
Air Economizers
Shutoff Dampers
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Service Water Heating Requirements
Heat Traps
Pipe Insulation
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Lighting Requirements
Light Reduction Controls
Automatic Lighting Shutoff
Guestrooms and Exterior Lighting Controls
Tandem Wiring and Exit Signs
Allowed Lighting Power
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COMcheck Compliance Methods
Prescriptive Approach
Trade-Off Approach
COMcheck Software
Getting Started with COMcheck
Helpful Hints When Using COMcheck
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Energy Code Basics
Terms
Area Takeoffs
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COMcheck 101 for the 2003 IECC Test
Submit Name and AIA Number
COMcheck 101 for the 2003 IECC Certificate
COMcheck 101 Test - Status
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