Get Furnace Certification Form

Completing the Furnace Certification Form online is an essential step for ensuring compliance with HVAC regulations. This guide provides a detailed overview of how to fill out the form accurately and efficiently.

Follow the steps to successfully complete the Furnace Certification Form

1. Click ‘Get Form’ button to obtain the Furnace Certification Form and open it in your preferred editing tool.
2. Enter the permit number in the appropriate field to identify the project associated with the certification.
3. Fill in the project name, ensuring that it reflects the current work being certified for HVAC equipment.
4. Specify the subdivision where the project is located, contributing to proper classification and tracking.
5. Input the standard plan number if applicable, which helps in aligning the project with existing approved plans.
6. Document the originally approved equipment's specifications, including cooling capacity, heating capacity, SEER, and AFUE/HSPF ratings.
7. Move to the revised equipment section and fill out the cooling capacity, heating capacity, SEER, and AFUE/HSPF ratings for the new equipment.
8. Provide electrical requirements for the revised equipment to ensure it meets necessary standards.
9. List the compressor, air handler, and cooling coil model numbers where required, but remember that specific model numbers for updated equipment are not mandatory; however, the ARI certification for the installed equipment must be on site for the inspector's review.
10. Sign the certification statement, indicating your role (architect, engineer, owner, or master tradesman) and affirming that the information is accurate and compliant with the required standards.
11. Enter the date of completion, your name, license number, company name, and telephone number in the respective fields.
12. Once all fields are complete, save your changes, and download or print the form for submission or sharing as needed.

Start filling out your documents online today to ensure compliance and efficiency in your HVAC projects.