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Functional Performance Test

The document describes functional performance testing procedures for a circulating domestic water heater system. It provides system descriptions, operational assumptions, initial test results sections, required personnel and supplies, ambient conditions, trend data requirements, and step-by-step test procedures to verify proper heating operation.

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Functional Performance Test

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[Project Title Template]

[Project Location Templete]

Circulating Domestic Water Heater

Functional Performance Test
Equipment ID [Equipment ID]
Building [Building]
Location [Room]

System Description
Description:

Operational Assumptions:

Domestic water make up valve is open.

System hot water circulation pump is on.

The control valve is modulating to maintain set point temperature.

Domestic water heating unit is assumed to begin the test in the Idle Mode, with no load conditions and the water
temperature at set point.

Associated Building Automated System (BAS) has been tested and is operating correctly.

Initial Test Start Date End Date Initials

Results (Check one) Explanation:
Pass
Fail
Partial Test w/Corrective Actions
Complete Test w/Corrective Actions
Other

Re-Test 1 Start Date End Date Initials

Results (Check one) Explanation:
Pass
Fail
Partial Test w/Corrective Actions
Complete Test w/Corrective Actions
Other

Re-Test 2 Start Date End Date Initials

Results (Check one) Explanation:

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Pass
Fail
Partial Test w/Corrective Actions
Complete Test w/Corrective Actions
Other

Deferred/Seasonal Test Start Date End Date Initials

Results (Check one) Explanation:
Pass
Fail
Partial Test w/Corrective Actions
Complete Test w/Corrective Actions
Other

Test Participants
Organization Required Optional
General Contractor
Mechanical Contractor
Electrical Contractor
TAB Contractor
Controls Contractor
Owner’s O&M Personnel

Supplies Required for Testing (To be provided by the contractor)

Tools / Supplies
Laptop with TC Program Infrared Thermometer Gun
PID Loop Tuning Software Humidity Tester
Aerosol for Smoke and Freeze stat Test Basic Tool Pouch
Radio Communications Flashlight

System Readiness Summary Checklist

Description Yes No Date
System Ready for Test
Required Personnel Available
Required Tools/Test Equipment/Supplies Available
Required Safety Equipment Available

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Set-Points, Limits, and Schedules

AHU can be assigned a schedule. Schedule can be programmed daily.
If system runs 24 hours a day, check here. If not, fill in the occupied mode schedule below.

AM PM
Day 12 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11
Sun
Mon
Tues
Wed
Thurs
Fri
Sat
Holi

Setpoint Adjustable Range

Parameter
Design Actual Design Actual
Outside Air Temperature (°F)
Preheat valve full open outside air temperature (°F)
Discharge Air Temperature (°F)
Night Setback Temperature (°F)
Night Setback Differential
Mixed Air Temperature (°F)
Minimum Start-up Fan Speed (%)
Time at Minimum Fan Speed for Start-up (min)
Average Zone Humidity (%RH)
Maximum supply air humidity (%RH)
Discharge Air Static Pressure (in H2O)
High Static Alarm (in H2O)
Low Static Alarm (in H2O)
System Shutdown High Static Limit (in H2O)
Damper Position

Initial Ambient Conditions

Ambient Conditions
Outside Air Temp Outside Air RH %
Observations

Trend Data Required To Support Testing

Check if trend point chart(s) and Frequency Graph(s) are provided per trend requirements shown below.
Trend Log Setup #1 – Temperature
Pre- Post Point Frequency Duration Provided
Testing Testing
System Flow Rate Yes No
Flow Rate Set Point Yes No
Water Quality Yes No
Damper Position Yes No
System Pressure Yes No

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Trend Log Setup #1 – Temperature

Pre- Post Point Frequency Duration Provided
Testing Testing
Pressure Set Point Yes No
Record Issues Issue Log Item Number:

Functional Performance Test -- (Verify all components are ready before energizing or operating the system.)
The Commissioning Authority will make and document any changes/addition/deletions to this test procedure
required by current system conditions (i.e. weather, system load, utility availability, etc.).
R = Retest (Check () retest required) Y= Checked and Passed
C = Corrected (Check () when correction verified) N = Not Passed

Y N R C
ACTION REQUIRED REACTION COMMENTS
() () () ()

PRE-TEST VISUAL MECHANICAL INSPECTION

1. Record the start Recorded. Time:

time (am / pm)

Record issues Issue Log Item:

Initial Date

2. Observe initial The fan is on and the discharge

operating damper is open.
conditions
The HOA switch is in the auto
position.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

Initial Date

HEATING OPERATION

3. Record initial Record temperature dial

position of each positions & temperature.
immersion
thermostat and hot
water temperature
at sink.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

Initial Date

4. Adjust thermostat Record temperature leaving at

to be just shy of the adjacent sink.
high setting.

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Change in temperature is
accurate based on direction of
change in thermostat.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

Initial Date

5. Adjust thermostat Record temperature leaving at

to be just shy of the adjacent sink.
low setting.

Initial Date

HEATER STATUS ALARM AT BAS

11. Close the supply Alarm is received at BAS.

valve.
Control valve closes.

Return pump stops.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

Initial Date

12. Open the Supply Alarm is cleared at BAS.

Valve
All components resume normal
operation.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

Initial Date

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13. Close the makeup Alarm is received at central

water valve. control station.

Control valve closes.

Return pump stops.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

Initial Date

14. Open the makeup Alarm is cleared.

water valve
All components resume normal
operation.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

Initial Date

HEATER STATUS ALARM AT BAS

15. Open the hot water Control valve modulates to Water temp. at start of
faucets to service maintain set point temp. test: ________ºF
sinks and toilet
room sinks. Time portion of test is
Return pump is on. started: ________

Make-up valve is open.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

Initial Date

16. Verify flow at test Estimate total flow. Estimated flow (GPM.)
sinks. __________

Measure leaving water temp. at Water temp. :

remote test sink. ________ºF

Record issues Issue Log Item:

Initial Date

17. Run hot water until Alarm is received at BAS. Leaving Water temp.:
discharge water ________ºF

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temp. starts to Control valve closes.

drop. Time duration from when
test was started:
Return pump stops. ________

Record issues Issue Log Item:

Initial Date

18. Close hot water Alarm is cleared.

valves at test sinks
and return to
normal operating All components resume normal
condition. operation.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

Initial Date

HIGH PRESSURE CUTOFF

19. Override pressure High status alarm is received at

sensor to 10% the BAS control station.
higher than high
pressure alarm set
point. The return pump stops.

The control valve is closed.

Domestic makeup water goes

to 100%.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

Initial Date

20. Re-set the Alarm is cleared. Note: Need to verify

discharge high which type of control set
pressure cutout point will be adjustable
back to original set The system resumes normal from control panel.
point. operation.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

Initial Date

RETURN TO INITIAL CONDITIONS

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21. Reset all set-points The system resumes initial

and overrides to operation.
the initial values.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

Initial Date

22. Record End Time Recorded. Time:

(am / pm)

Record issues Issue Log Item:

Initial Date

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Final Sign-Off

Commissioning Agent Printed Name Initials Date

CONTRACTOR PRINTED NAME INITIALS DATE

General Contractor (GC)

Mechanical Contractor (MC)

Electrical Contractor (EC)

TAB Contractor (TAB)

Controls Contractor (CC)

Owner’s O&M Personnel

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VAV with Reheat

Functional Performance Test
Equipment ID [Equipment ID]
Building [Building]
Location [Room]

System Description
Description:

Operational Assumptions:

All fans are operating.

Outside temperature is above 50°F.

The system is in occupied mode operation.

All of the terminal unit zones used for Unoccupied Mode heating/cooling control is maintaining their occupied
space temperature set points within 5°F.

Associated Building Automated System (BAS) has been tested and is operating correctly.

Trend logging has been initiated.

Initial Test Start Date End Date Initials

Results (Check one) Explanation:
Pass
Fail
Partial Test w/Corrective Actions
Complete Test w/Corrective Actions
Other

Re-Test 1 Start Date End Date Initials

Results (Check one) Explanation:
Pass
Fail
Partial Test w/Corrective Actions
Complete Test w/Corrective Actions
Other

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Re-Test 2 Start Date End Date Initials

Results (Check one) Explanation:
Pass
Fail
Partial Test w/Corrective Actions
Complete Test w/Corrective Actions
Other

Deferred/Seasonal Test Start Date End Date Initials

Results (Check one) Explanation:
Pass
Fail
Partial Test w/Corrective Actions
Complete Test w/Corrective Actions
Other

Test Participants
Organization Required Optional
General Contractor
Mechanical Contractor
Electrical Contractor
TAB Contractor
Controls Contractor
Owner’s O&M Personnel

Supplies Required for Testing (To be provided by the contractor)

Tools / Supplies
Laptop with TC Program Infrared Thermometer Gun
PID Loop Tuning Software Humidity Tester
Aerosol for Smoke and Freeze stat Test Basic Tool Pouch
Radio Communications Flashlight

System Readiness Summary Checklist

Description Yes No Date
System Ready for Test
Required Personnel Available
Required Tools/Test Equipment/Supplies Available
Required Safety Equipment Available

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Set-Points, Limits, and Schedules

AHU can be assigned a schedule. Schedule can be programmed daily.
If system runs 24 hours a day, check here. If not, fill in the occupied mode schedule below.

AM PM
Day 12 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11
Sun
Mon
Tues
Wed
Thurs
Fri
Sat
Holi

Setpoint Adjustable Range

Initial Ambient Conditions

Ambient Conditions
Outside Air Temp Outside Air RH %
Observations

Trend Data Required To Support Testing

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Trend Log Setup #1 - Temperature

Pre- Post Point Frequency Duration Provided
Testing Testing
Damper Position Yes No
System Pressure Yes No
Pressure Set Point Yes No
Record Issues Issue Log Item Number:

Y N R C
ACTION REQUIRED REACTION COMMENTS
() () () ()

PRE-TEST VISUAL MECHANICAL INSPECTION

23. Ensure all trend Trend OK. Time:

information is setup _____________(am/pm)
by the controls
contractor Space temperature.

Record setup
values for each Space temp set point.
VAV box indicate
TAB CFME’s CFM Max Heating.

CFM Min Heating.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

Initial Date

24. Check the Occupancy setting corresponds

operating to the occupancy table above.
conditions at the
BAS front end and
confirm the system There are no operator overrides
is operating currently on.
automatically under
specified
sequence. No alarm conditions exist.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

Initial Date

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VERIFICATION OF TEMPERATURE AIRFLOW CONTROL – OCCUPIED

25. Adjust thermostat Damper goes to minimum

set point to equal position.
current space
temperature
Heating valve closed.

Record CFM.

CFM is at minimum per TAB

set point.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

Initial Date

26. Adjust the local The unit damper remains @ its

thermostat set minimum position (or heating
point to be 5°F max, if Dual VAV box).
higher than the
current space
temperature The heating coil control valve
modulates open to maintain
Wait 3 minutes to space temperature set point.
record final values

Initial discharge temp.

Final discharge temp.

Heating max CFM.

CFM is at maximum per TAB

set point.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

Initial Date

27. Adjust the local Unit damper opens fully to max

thermostat set cooling set point (or cooling
point to be 5°F max if Dual VAV box).
lower than the
current space The heating coil control valve is
temperature closed.

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Wait 3 minutes to Initial CFM.

record final value

Final CFM.

CFM is at maximum per TAB

set point.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

Initial Date

28. Reset the space The unit damper should be in

temperature set its minimum / normal position.
point to original
value

Record issues Issue Log Item:

Initial Date

VERIFICATION OF UNOCCUPIED MODE

29. Put the unit into Damper position closed.

unoccupied mode

Reheat valve closed.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

Initial Date

VERIFICATION OF WARM UP AND COOL DOWN MODE

30. Put the unit into Damper position 100% open.

warm-up mode

Temperature set point 71°F.

Reheat valve modulating for

heating.

Record CFM.

CFM is at maximum per TAB

set point.

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Initial discharge temp.

Final discharge temp.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

Initial Date

31. Put the unit into Reheat valve closed. *Per controls, 30% is
cool down mode equated with minimum,
100% with maximum
Temperature set point 71°F.

CFM between 30%.

And 100%.

Record CFM.

Initial discharge temp.

Final discharge temp.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

Initial Date

32. Reset the unit into Unit returns to its original

its original settings conditions.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

Initial Date

VERIFICATION OF OCCUPIED MODE

33. Put the unit into Damper position modulating to

occupied heating maintain temperature.
mode

Temperature set point 71°F.

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CFM minimum 30%.

CFM maximum 100%.

Reheat valve modulating for

heating when box has reached
minimum CFM position.

Reheat valve 100% open box

modulating from minimum
position to 100% open.

Record CFM Max.

Record CFM set pt.

Record night set pt.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

Initial Date

34. Reset the unit into System returns to its original

its original default default settings.
settings.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

Initial Date

BYPASS MODE

35. Put AHU/RTU-__ VAV damper is fully open.

into VFD bypass
mode

Record issues Issue Log Item:

Initial Date

36. Return AHU/RTU- System operates normally.

___ to normal
operation

Record issues Issue Log Item:

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Initial Date

RETURN TO INITIAL CONDITIONS

37. Reset the space System returns to initial

temperature set- conditions.
point to the original
value
Record CFM set pt.

Record temperature set pt.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

Initial Date

38. Record test stop Recorded. Time:

time (am / pm)

Record issues Issue Log Item:

Initial Date

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Final Sign-Off

Commissioning Agent Printed Name Initials Date

CONTRACTOR PRINTED NAME INITIALS DATE

General Contractor (GC)

Mechanical Contractor (MC)

Electrical Contractor (EC)

TAB Contractor (TAB)

Controls Contractor (CC)

Owner’s O&M Personnel

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Fire Tube Boiler (Low Pressure Steam) System

Functional Performance Test
Equipment ID [Equipment ID]
Building [Building]
Location [Room]

System Description
Description:

Two boilers in penthouse of addition share equipment room with chiller plant addition.

The system includes, boilers #7, 8 that expand the capacity of the campus but are not interconnected, Two
duplex condensate pumps in boiler room and Mezzanine CRP 3, 4; feed water heat exchanger HX-7; storage
tank and feed water pumps BFP 1, 2, 3; and chemical treatment. Low pressure steam is used for humidifiers
that are tested with the related air handling equipment, and two heating hot water heat exchangers.

The Boilers include various safety sensors, valves, fire controls, and fuel oil pumps considered integral to the
boiler operation and tested as part of the boiler.

Make up air handling unit 10 provides combustion air and runs when boilers are ON. AHU-10 is tested in a
separate FPT. The Fuel Oil Pumps with associated leak detection are tested in a separate FPT. Heat
Exchangers HX5, 6 building heating water; and humidifiers are tested on separate FPT’s.

Operational Assumptions:

Initial Test Start Date End Date Initials

Results (Check one) Explanation:
Pass
Fail
Partial Test w/Corrective Actions
Complete Test w/Corrective Actions
Other

Re-Test 1 Start Date End Date Initials

Results (Check one) Explanation:
Pass
Fail
Partial Test w/Corrective Actions
Complete Test w/Corrective Actions
Other

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Re-Test 2 Start Date End Date Initials

Results (Check one) Explanation:
Pass
Fail
Partial Test w/Corrective Actions
Complete Test w/Corrective Actions
Other

Deferred/Seasonal Test Start Date End Date Initials

Results (Check one) Explanation:
Pass
Fail
Partial Test w/Corrective Actions
Complete Test w/Corrective Actions
Other

Test Participants
Organization Required Optional
General Contractor
Mechanical Contractor
Electrical Contractor
TAB Contractor
Controls Contractor
Owner’s O&M Personnel

Supplies Required for Testing (To be provided by the contractor)

Tools / Supplies
Laptop with TC Program Infrared Thermometer Gun
PID Loop Tuning Software Basic Tool Pouch
Radio Communications Flashlight

System Readiness Summary Checklist

Description Yes No Date
System readiness checklist completed, approved
All control system functions for this and all interlocking
systems are programmed and operable per contract
documents, including final set-points and schedules with
debugging, loop tuning and sensor calibrations
completed
Punch list items corrected
Spot-check system readiness checklist
Installation Per Design Documentation & Latest
Approved Change Orders
O&M Manuals Delivered and Available on Site
Field-Marked Copy of As-Built System Schematics
Available

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Description Yes No Date

Specified Contractor’s Test Reports (CTR) Completed
Specified Contractor Training of Owner’s Employees
Completed
Components/Subsystems Clear and Correctly Identified
Pumps and piping are properly installed.

Set-Points, Limits, and Schedules

AHU can be assigned a schedule. Schedule can be programmed daily.
If system runs 24 hours a day, check here. If not, fill in the occupied mode schedule below.

AM PM
Day 12 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11
Sun
Mon
Tues
Wed
Thurs
Fri
Sat
Holi

Setpoint Adjustable Range

Parameter
Design Actual Design Actual
Boiler Room Space Temp
Feed Water Temp
Boiler Steam Pressure St Pt
Boiler flame purge Delay
Boiler Pressure Build-up Delay
Boiler Low Fire De-energize Delay
Max fire to call for Lag boiler
Controller High Pressure Limit
Boiler Lead Lag Schedule
Exhaust Fan ON Space Temp Exceeds
Condensate Pump Flow Rate/Pressure
Feed Water Conductivity St Pt; Hi Limit
Feed Water Conductivity St Pt; Hi Limit
Minimum fire rate low load

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Initial Ambient Conditions

Ambient Conditions
Outside Air Temp Outside Air RH %
Observations

Trend Data Required To Support Testing

Check if trend point chart(s) and Frequency Graph(s) are provided per trend requirements shown below.
Trend Log Setup #1 - Temperature
Pre- Post Point Frequency Duration Provided
Testing Testing
Boiler #1 On/Off Yes No
STATUS
Boiler #2 On/Off Yes No
STATUS
Boiler #1 ALARM Yes No
STATUS
Boiler #2 ALARM Yes No
STATUS
Boiler #1 Gas / Oil Fuel Yes No
Selection STATUS
Boiler #2 Gas / Oil Fuel Yes No
Selection STATUS
Boiler #1 Supply Yes No
Pressure or Temp.
Record Issues Issue Log Item Number:

Trend Log Setup #2 - Temperature

Pre- Post Point Frequency Duration Provided
Testing Testing
Make-Up Water Supply Yes No
Temperature
Boiler #2 Supply Yes No
Pressure or Temp.
Common Header Yes No
Pressure / Temperature
Outside Air Temp. Yes No
Record Issues Issue Log Item Number:

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ACTION REQUIRED REACTION COMMENTS
() () () ()

PREPARE FOR VERIFICATION TESTING

B-____

Record issues Issue Log Item:

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Initial Date

46. Note the runtime BFP 1 will run with Boiler 7 and Lead Boiler # _7/ BFP-1
hours of the lead Pump 2 with boiler 8.
and lag boiler feed Run time: _____
water pumps (BFP)
Lag Boiler # __8/ BFP-2
Observe in software that the
designation of lead and lag, Run Time: ______
accumulated runtime
assignment and association of Load: ________MBH
pumps are accessible, and
modifiable from OWS. This The Lead Lag schedule
was not clear in specs so an will change during the
acceptable observation will be duration of the following
NA. test steps. But the actual
firing order of Lead and
Lag is expected to
Skip any portion of this step not remain the same until
included in the application. Both Boilers are OFF.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

Initial Date

47. Set the lead Boiler BFP 1 will run with Boiler 7 and Lead Boiler # _7/ BFP-1
to have 0.5 hours Pump 2 with boiler 8.
more time than the Run time: _____
lag boiler. (or set
the Lead Lag Observe in software that the Lag Boiler # __8/ BFP-2
scheduler to .5 designation of lead and lag,
hours in the future) accumulated runtime Run Time: ______
assignment and association of
pumps are accessible, and Load: ________MBH
modifiable from OWS. This
was not clear in specs so an The Lead Lag schedule
acceptable observation will be will change during the
NA. duration of the following
test steps. But the actual
firing order of Lead and
Skip any portion of this step not Lag is expected to
included in the application. remain the same until
Both Boilers are OFF.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

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Initial Date

48. Reduce the settling BFP 1 will run with Boiler 7 and Lead Boiler # _7/ BFP-1
time and start and Pump 2 with boiler 8.
stop delay to two Run time: _____
minutes.
Observe in software that the Lag Boiler # __8/ BFP-2
designation of lead and lag,
accumulated runtime Run Time: ______
assignment and association of
pumps are accessible, and Load: ________MBH
modifiable from OWS. This
was not clear in specs so an The Lead Lag schedule
acceptable observation will be will change during the
NA. duration of the following
test steps. But the actual
firing order of Lead and
Skip any portion of this step not Lag is expected to
included in the application. remain the same until
Both Boilers are
OFF.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

Initial Date

49. Prepare testing to RTU’s are on and heating Need to confirm there are
combine both real valves are open so heat has no other demands from
loads and flows to someplace to go. the other WEAVER
provide operational LAKE Boilers 1-6
requirements Outside air dampers are that may call for second
modulated as needed to create boiler to start. This test
loads approximately as should only involve B7, 8
required for the various tests lead lag
steps.
Record temperatures:
Adjust flow to attain loads
required for each step. OAT: ____,

Boiler Feed water T ____

During testing space thermal
conditions may not be Common Supply Steam
maintained and AHU/RTU T__,
control may need to be
modified to allow heating and
cooling.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

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conditions may not be
maintained and AHU/RTU Common Supply Steam
control may need to be T__,
modified to allow heating and
cooling.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

Initial Date

ignition and low fire rate.

Lag boiler fire rate increases.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

Initial Date

58. Decrease LOAD Lag fire rate decreases. The boiler fails this step if
the fire rate cannot turn
Fire rate decreases to 17%. down to 17%.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

Initial Date

59. Decrease the load Lag boiler shuts down. Indicate the time required

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below upper limit After the Lag boiler proves it is from loss of load to Pump
for unload OFF (after 60 seconds) the shut down.
appropriate Lag feed water ___:___ ___:___
pump stops. ___:___

Boiler off/ Pump Off :/:

Delay
If liquid level remains
high enough the pump
will not cycle ON

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Initial Date

72. Adjust the load for The system transition is Record runtimes
one boiler required complete and has become
stable. Boiler # _8 ______

Boiler # __7______

Load: ________MBH

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VERIFICATION OF BOILER PRESSURE CONTROL

73. Adjust the low fire Only the Lead boiler remains Steam pressure set point
shutoff delay set on. ______psi
point to 1 minute.

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(Wait 5 minutes for Lag boiler is OFF.

steam pressure to
stabilize)

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74. Adjust the steam The Lead boiler modulates Steam pressure set point
pressure set point toward full fire. ________psi
to 5psi higher than
the current steam The Lag boiler may Start if lead
pressure can not provide for load.
(Wait 5 minutes for
steam pressure to
stabilize)

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75. Adjust the steam The Lag boiler is enabled. Steam pressure set point
pressure set point _______psi
to 5psi higher than After 5 minutes, Lag boiler goes
the current steam to low fire.
pressure set point
(Wait 5 minutes for
steam pressure to
stabilize)

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76. Adjust the steam LAG boiler goes to low fire. Steam pressure set point
pressure set point _______psi
to 5psi* lower than
the current set *May need to adjust set
point After 3 minutes at low fire, LAG point lower in 2 psi
(Wait 5 minutes for boiler is de-energized. increments until low fire
steam pressure to is achieved.
stabilize)
Lead boiler Reduces from full
fire.

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77. Set the The lead boiler is OFF due to Controller high pressure
Pressuretrol® high pressure limit. limit set point _____psi
controller high
pressure limit to be The Lag boiler is enabled.
5psi lower than the
current pressure

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78. Reset the steam The boilers resume “normal” Steam pressure set point
pressure set point operational conditions. ________psi
to the original value
(10-15 psi) Low fire time delay set
Wait 5 minutes for steam point _____min
pressure to stabilize.
Controller high pressure
limit set point _____psi

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79. Reset the low fire The boilers resume “normal” Steam pressure set point
delay to the original operational conditions. ________psi
setting
Low fire time delay set
Wait 5 minutes for steam point _____min
pressure to stabilize.
Controller high pressure
limit set point _____psi

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80. Reset the pressure The boilers resume “normal” Steam pressure set point
controller limit to operational conditions. ________psi
the original value
Low fire time delay set
Wait 5 minutes for steam point _____min
pressure to stabilize.
Controller high pressure
limit set point _____psi

Record issues Issue Log Item:

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VERIFICATION OF BOILER FAILURE SEQUENCE

81. Turn the Lead The Lead boiler is OFF.

VERIFICATION OF BOILER FEED WATER PUMPS, SAFETY CIRCUIT AND ALARMS

86. Boiler Feedwater Boiler fed water pump BFP-1

Pump starts for B-7.
Observe during
normal operation Make up water solenoid valve
low water level on opens as feed water tank water
Lead Boiler 7 level falls.

Steam valve for HX-7 opens to

maintain feed water
temperature.

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87. Change Lead boiler Boiler fed water pump BFP-2

to boiler 8 starts for B-8.

Make up water solenoid valve

opens as feed water tank water
level falls.

Steam valve for HX-8 opens to

maintain feed water
temperature.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

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88. Observe during Boiler fed water pump BFP-2

normal operation starts for B-8.
low water level on
Lead Boiler 8
Make up water solenoid valve
opens as feed water tank water
level falls.

Steam valve for HX-8 opens to

maintain feed water
temperature.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

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89. Manually stop BFP Boiler fed water pump BFP-3 Confirm that valve setup
2 starts for B-8 low water call for would allow BFP-3 to
make up. also serve Boiler 7.

Boiler B-8 is served with water

and fills for normal operation.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

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90. Manually enable Boiler fed water pump BFP-3 Confirm that valve setup
BFP3 to run with starts for B-8 low water call for would allow BFP-3 to
boiler make up. also serve Boiler 7.

Boiler B-8 is served with water

and fills for normal operation.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

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91. Manually adjust Boiler fed water pump BFP-3 Confirm that valve setup
valves so BFP 3 starts for B-8 low water call for would allow BFP-3 to
delivers water to make up. also serve Boiler 7.
Boiler-8

Boiler B-8 is served with water

and fills for normal operation.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

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A general alarm is registered at

the BAS.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

Initial Date

96. Boiler Safety Water The controller starts low water

Level level sequence.
Blow down the
boiler column to a The feed water pump STARTS.
point that trips the
low-level switch. As water level drops further the
LOW alarm trips.

The burner circuit is open and

the burners shut OFF.

A local alarm is sounded.

A general alarm is registered at

the BAS.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

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97. Boiler Safety Water The controller starts low water

Level level sequence.
Limit boiler feed
water to assure it The feed water pump STARTS.

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does not fill faster As water level drops further the

than blow down LOW alarm trips.

The burner circuit is open and

the burners shut OFF.

A local alarm is sounded.

A general alarm is registered at

the BAS.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

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98. Water fills the The boiler resumes “normal”

boiler back to operating sequence.
acceptable level
The local alarm is cleared.

The general alarm clears at the

BAS.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

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99. Fuel oil FOP-1 starts when the selector There may be a report
Set fuel mode is set to oil. sent to BAS that the
switch to “oil” system in OIL mode, and
FO is delivered to the boiler by that FOP1 is ON.
FOP1.

Local control shows FOP-1 ON.

Boiler fires.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

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00. Fuel oil FOP-1 starts when the selector There may be a report
Set FOP-1 to Lead is set to oil. sent to BAS that the
system in OIL mode, and
FO is delivered to the boiler by that FOP1 is ON.
FOP1.

Local control shows FOP-1 ON.

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Boiler fires.

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Initial Date

04. Shut off circuit to Controller recovers from loss of The controller may report
controller for 10 power and automatically a return from loss of
seconds to restarts. power alarm.
simulate a loss of
power, then turn
back ON FOP-1 starts.

The Local and BAS alarms for

FOP-1 clear.

Boiler starts.

FO Flow Alarm Clears at BAS.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

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05. Correct Simulated Controller recovers from loss of The controller may report
fault in FOP-1 power and automatically a return from loss of
restarts. power alarm.

FOP-1 starts.

The Local and BAS alarms for

FOP-1 clear.

Boiler starts.

FO Flow Alarm Clears at BAS.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

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06. Manually Controller recovers from loss of The controller may report
acknowledge alarm power and automatically a return from loss of
by depressing restarts. power alarm.
“reset” button

FOP-1 starts.

The Local and BAS alarms for

FOP-1 clear.

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Boiler starts.

FO Flow Alarm Clears at BAS.

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07. Correct Simulated FOP-2 remains OFF as LAG.

The general alarm at the BAS

clears.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

Initial Date

15. Boiler Safety Water The controller starts low water

Level level sequence.
Change boiler 8 to
Lead The feed water pump STARTS.

As water level drops further the

LOW alarm trips.

The burner circuit is open and

the burners shut OFF.

A local alarm is sounded.

A general alarm is registered at

the BAS.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

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16. Boiler Safety Water The controller starts low water

Level level sequence.
With Boiler 8 as
lead boiler and with The feed water pump STARTS.
a load for one

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boiler complete the As water level drops further the

following section LOW alarm trips.
for Boiler B-8.
The burner circuit is open and
the burners shut OFF.

A local alarm is sounded.

A general alarm is registered at

the BAS

Record issues Issue Log Item:

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17. Boiler Safety Water The controller starts low water

Level level sequence.
Blow down the
boiler column to a The feed water pump STARTS.
point that trips the
low-level switch.
As water level drops further the
LOW alarm trips.

The burner circuit is open and

the burners shut OFF.

A local alarm is sounded.

A general alarm is registered at

the BAS.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

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18. Boiler Safety Water The controller starts low water

Level level sequence.
Limit boiler feed
water to assure it The feed water pump STARTS.
does not fill faster
than blow down
As water level drops further the
LOW alarm trips.

The burner circuit is open and

the burners shut OFF.

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A local alarm is sounded.

A general alarm is registered at

the BAS.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

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19. (Self Acting) Water The boiler resume “normal”

fills the boiler back operating sequence.
to acceptable level
The local alarm is cleared.

The general alarm clears at the

BAS.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

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20. Boiler Safety Flame The controller senses no flame.

Detection
Disconnect the The gas valve closes as a
lead to the flame safety.
sensor from the
control board The local control alarms.

A general alarm registers at the

BAS.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

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21. Reconnect the lead The boiler begins startup On restart the boiler lead
to the flame sensor sequence. lag may reverse. Report
actual reaction.
The boiler is ON.

The local alarm clears.

The general alarm at the BAS

clears.

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22. Reset the boiler if The boiler begins startup On restart the boiler lead
not recycling be sequence. lag may reverse. Report
itself actual reaction.
The boiler is ON.

The local alarm clears.

The general alarm at the BAS

clears

Record issues Issue Log Item:

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23. Set-up Common safety circuits apply Confirm in software that

Complete the to both boilers regardless of the common shut down
following section LEAD. safeties, alarm reporting
that applies to both and restart apply to both
boilers. Neither boiler runs when a boilers.
common safety is energized.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

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24. Boiler Safety – The controller looses all power.

Boiler Emergency It was not clear on loss of
Shut OFF The gas valve closes as a power to boiler control if
Activate the safety. any staged or planned
Emergency Shut shutdown would apply.
OFF Switch The Boiler begins shut down Without a controller there
cycle. is not timer to delay any
shut down action.
The local control alarms. Without power the alarm
identification may be loss
of communications, and
A loss of power alarm registers
after time a low boiler
at the BAS.
system pressure. Record
observed or expected
results per Software.

cycle.

The Boiler system control

alarms.

A general alarm reports at BAS.

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28. Restore the end The boiler begins startup

switch sequence.

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The boiler is ON.

The local alarm clears.

The general alarm at the BAS

clears.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

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29. Reset the boiler if The boiler begins startup

not recycling be sequence.
itself
The boiler is ON.

The local alarm clears.

The general alarm at the BAS

clears.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

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30. Manipulate the The controller senses loss of

AHU-10 differential AHU-10 FLOW.
pressure proof-of-
flow switch to The gas valve closes as a
indicate fan is OFF safety.

The Boiler begins shut down

cycle.

Record level pump starts. Height of condensate

above finished floor when
Lead pump starts.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

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level to rise until starts. condensate above
lag condensate finished floor when Lead
pump starts pump starts.
Record level pump starts.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

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38. Pump only 5 Back-up condensate pump ____” Height of

seconds then starts. condensate above
execute next step. finished floor when Lead

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Record level pump starts. pump starts.

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39. Disconnect power Lag condensate pump stops. Alarm Message should
to or turn off the be clear what has failed.
Lag condensate Alarm Reports to BAS.
pump. The piping and drain
should be arranged to
There is a drain for condensate
limit hot condensate from
to overflow tank.
causing injury.

Watch boiler feed water tank for

low level if it goes low and calls
for water note this at end of test
section G.

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Initial Date

43. Allow condensate Lead pump has alternated to

to fill to start level the old Lag pump.

New Lead pump starts.

Initial Date

53. Supply water Even with low temperature in If a call for make up is not
temperature drops make up water line there is no observed during normal
without circulation heating with make up water operation create a call by
OFF. draining the feed water
tank.

Record level when

make up opens______

Record issues Issue Log Item:

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54. Call for make up Steam control valve modulates With only a short time for
water so HX7 to maintain supply water make up water flow the
control is ON temperature. supply water may go
from several degrees
As temperature increases below set point to several
above set point valve above and not stabilize
modulates closed. before make up tank is
filled.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

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55. Supply water temp Steam control valve modulates With only a short time for
drops with flow to maintain supply water make up water flow the
temperature. supply water may go
from several degrees
As temperature increases below set point to several
above set point valve above and not stabilize
modulates closed. before make up tank is
filled.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

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56. Lower High Local high temp limit alarm Record high limit setpoint
temperature alarm sounds. _____
set point below
existing supply Cold water solenoid valve
Temp opens.

Over heated water is dumped

from shell.

BAS Alarm reports.

Steam Valve closes.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

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57. Clear High Alarm clears.

time (am/pm)__________

Record issues Issue Log Item:

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Commissioning Agent Printed Name Initials Date

CONTRACTOR PRINTED NAME INITIALS DATE

General Contractor (GC)

Mechanical Contractor (MC)

Electrical Contractor (EC)

TAB Contractor (TAB)

Controls Contractor (CC)

Owner’s O&M Personnel

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Functional Performance Test
Equipment ID [Equipment ID]
Building [Building]
Location [Room]

System Description
Description:

Operational Assumptions:

Associated air handling equipment and ducts has been tested and is operating correctly.

The test begins while the room is in the occupied mode.

Initial Test Start Date End Date Initials

Results (Check one) Explanation:
Pass
Fail
Partial Test w/Corrective Actions
Complete Test w/Corrective Actions
Other

Re-Test 1 Start Date End Date Initials

Results (Check one) Explanation:
Pass
Fail
Partial Test w/Corrective Actions
Complete Test w/Corrective Actions
Other

Re-Test 2 Start Date End Date Initials

Results (Check one) Explanation:
Pass
Fail
Partial Test w/Corrective Actions
Complete Test w/Corrective Actions
Other

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Results (Check one) Explanation:
Pass
Fail
Partial Test w/Corrective Actions
Complete Test w/Corrective Actions
Other

Test Participants
Organization Required Optional
General Contractor
Mechanical Contractor
Electrical Contractor
TAB Contractor
Controls Contractor
Owner’s O&M Personnel

Supplies Required for Testing (To be provided by the contractor)

Tools / Supplies
Laptop with TC Program Infrared Thermometer Gun
PID Loop Tuning Software Humidity Tester
Aerosol for Smoke and Freeze stat Test Basic Tool Pouch
Radio Communications Flashlight

System Readiness Summary Checklist

Description Yes No Date
System Ready for Test
Required Personnel Available
Required Tools/Test Equipment/Supplies Available
Required Safety Equipment Available

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AHU can be assigned a schedule. Schedule can be programmed daily.
If system runs 24 hours a day, check here. If not, fill in the occupied mode schedule below.

AM PM
Day 12 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11
Sun
Mon
Tues
Wed
Thurs
Fri
Sat
Holi

Setpoint Adjustable Range

Initial Ambient Conditions

Ambient Conditions
Outside Air Temp Outside Air RH %
Observations

Trend Data Required To Support Testing

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Pre- Post Point Frequency Duration Provided
Testing Testing
Pressure Set Point Yes No
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64. Record the starting Recorded. Lead Chiller CH-______

conditions
Lead Chiller Status_____

Lag Chiller CH- ______

Lag Chiller Status______

Primary Pump
Status_______

Lead Secondary Pump P-

_____

Lead Secondary Pump

Status______

Stand-by Secondary
Pump P-______

Stand-by Secondary
Pump Status ______

Time:
(am / pm)

Evaporator Flow Timer
set-point ______ min

New Wait for Evaporator

Flow Timer set-point
_____ min

Primary Pump P-3 ON

delay _____ min

Primary Pump P-4 ON

delay _____ min

Lead Secondary pump

status______

Stand-by Secondary
pump status
______

Record issues Issue Log Item:

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68. Chiller 1 is disabled.

Adjust the Max The specifications do not
Chiller Stop-to-Start Chiller 2 is disabled. describe the relationship

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Cycle Timer to 3 Primary pump P-3 remains ON between pump status and
minutes. for (insert time delay). chiller status. Please
record any differences
Primary pump P-4 remains ON from the Expected Results
for (insert time delay). noted during test.

The Lead secondary chilled Starting Max Chiller Stop-

water pump STOPS. to-Start Cycle Timer
setpoint______min
The Stand-by secondary chilled
water pump remains OFF. New Max Chiller Stop-to-
Start Cycle Timer set-
point _______ min

Starting Wait for

Evaporator Flow Timer
set-point ______ min

New Wait for Evaporator

Flow Timer set-point
_____ min

Primary Pump P-3 ON

delay _____ min

Primary Pump P-4 ON

delay _____ min

Lead Secondary pump

status______

Stand-by Secondary
pump status ______

Record issues Issue Log Item:

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69. Reset the Wait for Chiller 1 is disabled.

Evaporator Flow The specifications do not
Timer set-point to Chiller 2 is disabled. describe the relationship
be 2 minutes. between pump status and
chiller status. Please
Primary pump P-3 remains ON
record any differences
for (insert time delay).
from the Expected Results
noted during test.
Primary pump P-4 remains ON
for (insert time delay).
Starting Max Chiller Stop-
to-Start Cycle Timer
The Lead secondary chilled
setpoint______min
water pump STOPS.

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The Stand-by secondary chilled

water pump remains OFF. New Max Chiller Stop-to-
Start Cycle Timer set-
point _______ min

Starting Wait for

Evaporator Flow Timer
set-point ______ min

New Wait for Evaporator

Flow Timer set-point
_____ min

Primary Pump P-3 ON

delay _____ min

Primary Pump P-4 ON

delay _____ min

Lead Secondary pump

status______

Stand-by Secondary
pump status
______

Record issues Issue Log Item:

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70. Switch the Chiller 1 is disabled.

Secondary pumps The specifications do not
to Auto Lead describe the relationship
Designation option. between pump status and
Chiller 2 is disabled. chiller status. Please
record any differences
Primary pump P-3 remains ON from the Expected Results
for (insert time delay). noted during test.

Primary pump P-4 remains ON Starting Max Chiller Stop-

for (insert time delay). to-Start Cycle Timer
setpoint______min
The Lead secondary chilled
water pump STOPS.

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The Stand-by secondary chilled New Max Chiller Stop-to-

water pump remains OFF. Start Cycle Timer set-
point _______ min

Starting Wait for

Evaporator Flow Timer
set-point ______ min

New Wait for Evaporator

Flow Timer set-point
_____ min

Primary Pump P-3 ON

delay _____ min

Primary Pump P-4 ON

delay _____ min

Lead Secondary pump

status______

Stand-by Secondary
pump status
______

Record issues Issue Log Item:

74. Manually command Chiller CH-1 is de-energized. Primary Pump P-3 ON

the Lead chiller to delay _____ min
stop. Primary pump P-3 remains ON
for (insert time delay).

Chiller CH-2 remains ON.

Primary pump P-4 remains ON.

chiller STOPS.

The primary pump for the Lag

chiller STARTS.

The Lag chiller is energized.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

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80. Simulate a Lag Lag chiller de-energizes.

chiller failure.
Lag chiller failure alarm
generated at the CSM panel.

Lag chiller failure alarm

generated at BAS.

The primary pump for the Lag

chiller STOPS.

The Lead secondary pump

STOPS.

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81. Reset the Lead The Lead secondary pump Lead chiller CH-_____
chiller failure STARTS.
condition. Lead Secondary Pump P-
The Lead chiller is enabled. ______

The primary pump for the Lead

chiller STARTS.

After the Wait for Evaporator

Flow Timer expires, the Lead
chiller energizes.

Chiller failure alarm clears at

BAS.

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Initial Date

VERIFICATION OF CHILLER CAPACITY STAGING CONTROL

87. The chilled water system is

Designate chiller enabled. Steps 24-?? assume that
CH-2 to be the “First the (Decoupler Line
on” chiller through The Lead secondary pump Temperature) < (Chilled
the Chiller STARTS. Water Supply
Sequencing feature. Temperature + Decoupler
Chiller CH-2 is enabled. Stage-Up Temperature
Differential)
Primary pump P-4 starts. Lead Secondary Pump P-

After the Wait for Evaporator

Flow Timer expires, CH.

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95. Reset the Chiller Chillers CH-1 and CH-2 remain

Stage Delay Time ON.
variable to be 60
minutes.

Initial Date

213. Decrease the The Lead secondary chilled It is the understanding of

differential pressure water pump speed decreases. the test writer that there
set-point by 20%. are two secondary pumps
The Stand-by secondary chilled each sized at 100% of the
water pump is OFF. load. The test is written
around a Lead/Stand-by
configuration. If in the field
it is determined that this is
not the correct operation,
the test steps will need to
be field modified
.
Starting Differential
Pressure
setpoint______psi

Adjusted Differential
Pressure
Setpoint:_______psi

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214. Increase the The Lead secondary chilled New Differential Pressure
differential pressure water pump speed increases. Set-Point:_____
set-point by 20%.
The Stand-by pump remains
OFF.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

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power pump failure stops.
at the Lead
secondary chilled After 30 seconds, the Stand-by
water pump. secondary pump starts.

A Pump Failure alarm sounds at

the CSM panel.

A Pump Failure alarm sounds at

the BAS.

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219. Decrease the The Stand-by secondary chilled New Differential Pressure
differential pressure water pump speed decreases. set-point
set-point by 20% ______ psi.
The Lead secondary chilled
water pump remains OFF.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

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220. Increase the The Stand-by secondary chilled New Differential Pressure
differential pressure water pump speed increases. set-point
set-point by 20% ______ psi.
The Lead secondary chilled
water pump remains OFF.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

Initial Date

221. Simulate a loss of The Stand-by secondary pump Intent is to show that in
power pump failure STOPS. cases with failure of both
at the Stand-by secondary chilled water
secondary chilled The Lead secondary pump is pumps, the entire chilled
water pump. OFF. water system is disabled.

A “No Chilled Water Flow” alarm

sounds at the CSM panel.

A Pump Failure alarm sounds at

the BAS.

Both chillers de-energize.

The primary pumps STOP.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

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222. Restore power to The system remains disabled.

the Stand-by
secondary chilled
water pump.

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223. Manually reset The Stand-by Pump Failure

Standby Pump alarm is cleared at the BAS.
Failure alarm at the
CSM panel. The chilled water system is
enabled.

The Stand-by secondary pump

STARTS.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

Initial Date

224. Restore power to The Lead secondary chilled The sequence is unclear if
the Lead secondary water pump STARTS. this is a condition where
chilled water pump. the previously stopped
The Stand-by secondary chilled Lead pump would be
water pump STOPS. brought back into service
automatically. Please note
The Pump Failure alarm clears variations seen in the
at the BAS. field.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

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230. Record test stop Recorded. Time:

time (am / pm)

Record issues Issue Log Item:

Initial Date

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Final Sign-Off

Commissioning Agent Printed Name Initials Date

CONTRACTOR PRINTED NAME INITIALS DATE

General Contractor (GC)

Mechanical Contractor (MC)

Electrical Contractor (EC)

TAB Contractor (TAB)

Controls Contractor (CC)

Owner’s O&M Personnel

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Air Handling Unit

Functional Performance Test
Equipment ID [Equipment ID]
Building [Building]
Location [Room]

System Description
Description:

Operational Assumptions:

Associated air handling equipment and ducts has been tested and is operating correctly.

The test begins while the room is in the occupied mode.

Initial Test Start Date End Date Initials

Results (Check one) Explanation:
Pass
Fail
Partial Test w/Corrective Actions
Complete Test w/Corrective Actions
Other

Re-Test 1 Start Date End Date Initials

Results (Check one) Explanation:
Pass
Fail
Partial Test w/Corrective Actions
Complete Test w/Corrective Actions
Other

Re-Test 2 Start Date End Date Initials

Results (Check one) Explanation:
Pass
Fail
Partial Test w/Corrective Actions
Complete Test w/Corrective Actions
Other

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Deferred/Seasonal Test Start Date End Date Initials

Results (Check one) Explanation:
Pass
Fail
Partial Test w/Corrective Actions
Complete Test w/Corrective Actions
Other

Test Participants
Organization Required Optional
General Contractor
Mechanical Contractor
Electrical Contractor
TAB Contractor
Controls Contractor
Owner’s O&M Personnel

Supplies Required for Testing (To be provided by the contractor)

Tools / Supplies
Laptop with TC Program Infrared Thermometer Gun
PID Loop Tuning Software Humidity Tester
Aerosol for Smoke and Freeze stat Test Basic Tool Pouch
Radio Communications Flashlight

System Readiness Summary Checklist

Description Yes No Date
System Readiness Checklist has been completed
(SRC)
System Ready for Test
Required Personnel Available
Required Tools/Test Equipment/Supplies Available
Required Safety Equipment Available

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Set-Points, Limits, and Schedules

AHU can be assigned a schedule. Schedule can be programmed daily.
If system runs 24 hours a day, check here. If not, fill in the occupied mode schedule below.

AM PM
Day 12 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11
Sun
Mon
Tues
Wed
Thurs
Fri
Sat
Holi

Setpoint Adjustable Range

Initial Ambient Conditions

Ambient Conditions
Outside Air Temp Outside Air RH %
Precipitation

Trend Data Required To Support Testing

Check if trend point chart(s) and Frequency Graph(s) are provided per trend requirements shown below.
Trend Log Setup #1 – Temperature
Pre- Post Point Frequency Duration Initial Provided
Testing Testing Value
Outside Air Yes No
Temperature (°F)

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Trend Log Setup #1 – Temperature

Pre- Post Point Frequency Duration Initial Provided
Testing Testing Value
Preheat valve full open Yes No
outside air temperature
(°F)
Discharge Air Yes No
Temperature (°F)
Night Setback Yes No
Temperature (°F)
Night Setback Yes No
Differential
Mixed Air Temperature Yes No
(°F)
Record Issues Issue Log Item Number:

Check if trend point chart(s) and Frequency Graph(s) are provided per trend requirements shown below.
Trend Log Setup #2 – Global
Pre- Post Point Frequency Duration Initial Provided
Testing Testing Value
System Flow Rate Yes No
Flow Rate Set Point Yes No
Water Quality Yes No
Damper Position Yes No
System Pressure Yes No
Pressure Set Point Yes No
Record Issues Issue Log Item Number:

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PRE-TEST VISUAL PRELIMINARY DATA AND INSPECTION

1. Record the current Recorded.

values for all the
required trending
points in Trend Log
table above.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

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2. Confirm equipment Confirmed.

is operating
normally as
assumed above.

If not make
adjustments within
the Building
Automation System
(BAS)

Record issues Issue Log Item:

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RETURN / EXHAUST FAN SECTION

3. Command the Return / Exhaust Fan is off.

Return / Exhaust
Fan to stop “OFF”

Return / Exhaust Fan

VFD commanded to 0%.

Return / Exhaust Fan

Status device indicates fan is
OFF.

Fan isolation damper closed.

Outside air damper is closed.

Return air damper is 100%

open.

Exhaust air damper is closed.

Humidifier is off and

commanded to 0%.

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Face & bypass remain under

BAS control.

Preheat valve remains under

BAS control.

Cooling valve is closed.

Face and bypass dampers is

under BAS control.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

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ECONOMIZER SECTION (3-DAMPER SECTION)

O.A. quantity confirmed by O.A. Quantity Observed

airflow measuring station. ______________ CFM

Record issues Issue Log Item:

Initial Date

9. O.A. damper Damper opens half way without

(modulating) binding for complete travel
commanded to distance.
50% open

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12. R.A. damper Damper opens half way without

(modulating) binding for complete travel
commanded to distance.
50% open

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15. M.A. damper Damper opens half way without

(modulating) binding for complete travel
commanded to distance.
50% open

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Status device indicates

minimum M.A. damper is open.

M.A. quantity confirmed by

airflow measuring station.
O.A. Quantity Observed
______________ CFM

Record issues Issue Log Item:

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16. Release all damper Dampers return to normal

overrides. operating positions.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

Initial Date

MIXING BOX SECTION (2-DAMPER SECTION)

17. O.A. damper Damper closes tightly without

commanded fully binding for complete travel
closed distance.

Status device indicates O.A.

damper is closed.

O.A. quantity confirmed by

O.A. Quantity Observed
airflow measuring station.
______________ CFM

Record issues Issue Log Item:

Initial Date

18. O.A. damper Damper opens fully without

commanded fully binding for complete travel
open distance.

Status device indicates

minimum O.A. damper is open.

O.A. Quantity Observed

O.A. quantity confirmed by
______________ CFM
airflow measuring station.

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R.A. Quantity Observed

O.A. quantity confirmed by
______________ CFM
airflow measuring station.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

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22. R.A. damper Damper opens fully without

commanded 50% binding for complete travel
open distance.

Status device indicates

minimum O.A. damper is open.

O.A. quantity confirmed by

R.A. Quantity Observed
airflow measuring station.
______________ CFM

Record issues Issue Log Item:

Initial Date

23. Release all damper Dampers return to normal

overrides. operating positions.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

Initial Date

PRE-FILTER SECTION

24. Activate the filter Dirty filter alarm indicated at Filter Pressure at alarm
high pressure BAS. _____________ in. WC
differential switch
by applying
pressure to the
high side of the
switch.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

Record issues Issue Log Item:

Initial Date

FACE AND BYPASS DAMPERS

29. Face and bypass Face damper opens fully

dampers without binding for complete
commanded fully travel distance.
open.

Status device indicates face

damper is fully open.

Bypass damper opens fully

without binding for complete
travel distance.

Status device indicates bypass

damper is fully open.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

Initial Date

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45. Coil Pump

Record issues Issue Log Item:

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HORIZONTAL COIL SECTION

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56. Coil Pump

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SUPPLY FAN SECTION

57. Command the Supply Fan is off.

Supply Fan to stop
“OFF”

Supply Fan VFD commanded to

0%.

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Supply Fan Status device

indicates fan is OFF.

Fan isolation damper closed.

Outside air damper is closed.

Return air damper is 100%

open.

Exhaust air damper is closed.

Humidifier is off and

commanded to 0%.

Face & bypass remain under

BAS control.

Preheat valve remains under

BAS control.

Cooling valve is closed.

S.A. quantity confirmed by S.A. Quantity Observed

airflow measuring station. ______________ CFM

Record issue Issue Log Item:

Initial Date

58. Command the Outside air damper opens. Minimum Return /

Supply Fan “ON” Exhaust Fan VFD
minimum speed:_______
Wall mounted outside, return,
and exhaust air unit mounted Ramp Up time to achieve
dampers open fully. minimum speed:______

Supply damper opens.

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BLOW-THRU COIL SECTION

59. Command reheat Reheat coil valve fully opens.

coil control valve to
100% open.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

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60. Command reheat Reheat coil valve fully closes.

coil control valve to
close fully.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

Initial Date

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67. Remove power Chilled water coil control valve .

from the chilled moves to its fail safe position
water control valve (fully closed).
actuator.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

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68. Release override Chilled water coil control valve

Record issues Issue Log Item:

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88. Release override Chilled water coil control valve

on cold deck coil returns to normal operation.
valve.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

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89. Coil Pump

Record issues Issue Log Item:

overrides. operating positions.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

Initial Date

SAFETIES AND INTERLOCKS

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FREEZESTAT AND SYSTEM STARTUP

96. Apply aerosol Low temperature limit trips.

spray to the
serpentine
temperature sensor Supply fan VFD commanded to
(Freezestat). 0%.

Supply fan shuts down.

Outside air damper fully closes.

Fire smoke dampers close.

Humidifier is off and

commanded to 0%.

Face and bypass damper

modulates.

Preheat valve fully opens.

Cooling valve closed.

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99. After 2-5 minutes Control panel becomes

reconnect power to operational upon restoration of
the control panel power.
(Control Panel
Power Loss)

Record issues Issue Log Item:

Initial Date

100. Command the System remains shut down. System requires manual
system back ON reset of tripped device
(System Startup) before air handling unit is
restarted.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

Initial Date

101. Manually reset the Outside air damper opens.

Freezestat Minimum supply fan
(System startup) speed:_______
Return air damper modulate as
normal. Duration fan at minimum
speed:______

Supply fan VFD shall be

commanded to run.

Supply fan turns ON at

minimum speed for specified
length of time.

Supply fan speed modulates to

maintain differential pressure
set-point.

Cooling valve is under BAS

control.

Humidifier valve is under BAS

control.

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Preheat valve is under BAS

control.

Face and bypass dampers is

under BAS control.

Low limit temperature alarm

clears at BAS.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

Initial Date

SUPPLY FAN FAILURE

102. At the local power The supply fan turns off.

disconnect or HOA
switch, open the
power loop to stop Supply fan failure alarm is
the fan. (Supply generated at the BAS.
Fan Failure)

Fan isolation damper closed.

Outside air damper is closed.

Humidifier valve is closed.

RETURN/EXHAUST FAN FAILURE

104. At the local power The return/exhaust fan turns off.

disconnect or HOA
switch, open the
power loop to stop Fan isolation damper closed.

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the return/exhaust Current sensing relay indicates

fan. a loss of current from the
component.

Return/Exhaust fan failure

alarm generated at the BAS.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

Initial Date

105. At the local power The return/exhaust fan turns on.

disconnect or HOA
switch, close the
power loop to stop Current sensing relay senses
the return/exhaust current from the component.
fan.
Return/Exhaust fan failure
alarm cleared at the BAS.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

Initial Date

HIGH DUCT STATIC PRESSURE LIMIT SWITCH

106. Adjust the system High static limit switch alarm is

shutdown high limit generated at BAS. System Shutdown High
discharge air static Limit Switch Set-point:
pressure limit ___________
switch set-point to The supply fan turns off.
be just below the
current discharge
air static pressure Unit is indexed to Unoccupied
or use a pump bulb Mode.
and gauge to
simulate high static
conditions and Smoke dampers are closed.
record the setting.
(High Pressure
System Shutdown Outside air damper is closed.
Alarm)

Humidifier valve is closed.

Cooling coil valve is closed.

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Preheat valve is under BAS

control.

Face & Bypass damper is

under BAS control.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

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107. Return the system High pressure alarm is cleared

shutdown high at BAS.
pressure limit
switch set-point
back to its original System does not restart.
value or release
the pump bulb
pressure simulation

Record issues Issue Log Item:

Initial Date

108. Manually reset the System restarts and resumes

high pressure limit normal operation.
switch.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

Initial Date

LOW DUCT STATIC PRESSURE LIMIT SWITCH

109. Adjust the system Low static limit switch alarm is

shutdown low limit generated at BAS. System Shutdown Low
discharge air static Limit Switch Set-point:
pressure limit ___________
switch set-point to The supply fan turns off.
be just below the
suction side static
pressure or use a Unit is indexed to Unoccupied
pump bulb and Mode.
gauge to simulate
low static
conditions and Smoke dampers are closed.
record the setting.
(Low Pressure
System Shutdown Outside air damper is closed.
Alarm)

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112. Apply aerosol Smoke detection alarm is sent

smoke to the duct to the BAS.
smoke detectors
(Smoke Detection)
The supply fan turns off.

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Wall mounted supply, return air

isolation, unit mounted outdoor
air dampers close fully.

Unit mounted return air

dampers open.

Outside air damper is closed.

Humidifier valve is closed.

Cooling coil valve is closed.

Preheat valve is under BAS

control.

Face & Bypass damper is

under BAS control.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

Initial Date

113. Manually reset the Smoke detection alarm clears.

smoke detector.
(Smoke Detection)
Wall mounted supply, return air
isolation, unit mounted outdoor
air dampers open fully.

Unit mounted return air

dampers remain open.

Outside air damper opens.

Supply fan VFD shall be

commanded to run.

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Supply fan turns ON at

minimum speed for a specified
length of time.

Supply fan speed modulates to

maintain differential pressure
set-point.

Humidifier valve is under BAS

control.

Cooling coil valve is under BAS

control.

Preheat valve is under BAS

control.

Face & Bypass damper is

under BAS control.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

Initial Date

FUNCTIONAL TESTS – UNOCCUPIED NIGHT SETBACK – SETUP MODE

114. Modulate the Return air damper closes to

118. If the outside air Preheat valve is fully open. This would indicate a
temperature is situation where we could

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above 40°F, Cooling valve is open. potentially

override the simultaneously heat and
outside air cool. Please clarify the
temperature Face & bypass is modulated to sequence that protects
reading to be 35°F maintain minimum air the system from
for AHU #. temperature set-point. simultaneously heating
Otherwise, skip this and cooling.
step. (At the end of
this step, release
the outside air
temperature
override)

Record issues Issue Log Item:

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119. Reset the The system resumes “normal” Ending discharge air
discharge air operations. temperature set-point
temperature set- _______°F
point to the original
value for AHU #.
(Temperature
Control Cooling)

Record issues Issue Log Item:

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120. Adjust the (If the outside air temp is below Boiler space temperature
discharge air 90°F and the boiler room space set point: °F
temperature, for temp is above 90°F).
AHU # set-point to Discharge air
be 5°F lower than temperature set-point
the current Return air dampers modulate _____°F
discharge air closed.
temperature

(Temperature Outside air dampers modulate

Control Cooling) open.

Barometric relief dampers will

relieve excess air from the
boiler room.

Heating coil valves open

Record issues Issue Log Item:

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121. Adjust the (If the outside air temp is below Discharge air
discharge air 90°F and the boiler room space temperature set-point
temperature set- temp is above 90°F). ______°F
point to be 10°F
lower than the
current discharge
air temperature for
AHU #
(Temperature
Control Cooling)

Return air dampers modulate

open.

Outside air dampers modulate

closed.

Barometric relief dampers will

relieve excess air from the
boiler room.

Heating coil valve closes.

Alarm sent to BAS.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

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125. Reset discharge air Supply fan starts up. New space temperature
temperature to set point:
original settings __________
Outside air damper opens.

Return air damper modulates as

normal.

Alarm cleared from BAS.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

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126. Adjust the The supply fan VFD increases Pressure of Outside:
discharge air static the frequency and speeds up ___________
pressure above the the fan to meet the new
0.02” w.c. set point discharge air static pressure Static Pressure of Space:
in comparison to set-point. ___________
the outdoors
--or-- New Static Set-
Increase the point:______
discharge air static
pressure set-point Frequency @ New Set-
just under the high point:______%
limit alarm
discharge air static
pressure set-point

**Choose
whichever results
in a lower adjusted
set-point and
prevents high static
alarm from
sounding

Initial Date

130. Return the low limit The system resumes “normal” Low limit pressure alarm
pressure alarm set- operation. set-point:__________
point back to its
original value Discharge air static
pressure set-
point:__________

Record issues Issue Log Item:

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131. Return the The system resumes “normal” Low limit pressure alarm
discharge air static operation. set-point:__________
pressure set-point
back to its original Discharge air static
value pressure set-
point:__________

Record issues Issue Log Item:

Initial Date

VERIFICATION OF UNOCCUPIED OPERATION

132. Override the The supply fan is off.

occupancy to
unoccupied
The outside air damper is
closed.

Return air damper opens.

The cooling coil valve is closed.

The preheat valve is closed.

Face and bypass damper is at

full bypass.

The humidifier valve is closed.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

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133. Adjust the zone The outside air damper is open.

temperature set- Zone temperature set-
point to 5F greater point _______F
than the current Return air dampers are open.
temperature

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Supply fan VFD shall be

commanded to run.

The supply fan turns on at

minimum speed for a specified
length of time.

Supply fan speed modulates to

maintain differential pressure
set-point.

The preheat valve modulates to

meet the new set-point.

Face and bypass dampers are

at full face.

Cooling coil valve is closed.

136. Reset the zone The system resumes “normal” Ending zone temperature
temperature set- operation. set-point ______F
point back to the
original value

Record issues Issue Log Item:

Initial Date

VERFICATION OF EXHAUST FAN

137. Set the airflow set Alarm is sent to BAS.

point below the
current air flow
CFM Fan shuts off.

The discharge damper closes.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

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138. Reset the air flow Alarm clears.

set point to original
set point though
the BAS The discharge damper opens.

The fan starts only when the

damper is proved fully open.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

Initial Date

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139. Set static pressure Low suction alarm is sent to

set point above BAS.
current static
pressure
Fan shuts off.

Damper modulates open.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

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140. Reset the air flow Alarm clears.

set point to original
set point though
the BAS The discharge damper stays
open.

The fan starts only when the

damper is proved fully open.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

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141. Reset the air flow Alarm clears.

set point to original
set point though
the BAS The discharge damper stays
open.

The fan starts only when the

damper is proved fully open.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

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RETURN TO INITIAL CONDITIONS

142. Record test stop Recorded.

time

Record issues Issue Log Item:

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Final Sign-Off

Commissioning Agent Printed Name Initials Date

CONTRACTOR PRINTED NAME INITIALS DATE

General Contractor (GC)

Mechanical Contractor (MC)

Electrical Contractor (EC)

TAB Contractor (TAB)

Controls Contractor (CC)

Owner’s O&M Personnel

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Functional Performance Test
Equipment ID [Equipment ID]
Building [Building]
Location [Room]

System Description
Description:

The Direct Digital Control System (DDC) will interface with all other major items of mechanical electrical and
plumbing equipment. This is a test of the overall DDC and its network. A person with full administrative access
to the DDC is required to be present. Individual controllers are expected to be networked to the operator work
station, but also have local portals for programming and field maintenance. This is a test of the overall DDC as a
network and not the individual points of control. A corrective action report will be developed, and the step will
be tested again after the problem has been fixed. No deferred or retesting is neither expected nor scheduled.
NOTE: DDC, Operator work station, OWS, network server, and WEB server, are intended to represent the
system challenged in this FPT.

Specific testing of individual HVAC or Electrical systems is done within functional test procedures (FPT’s)
appropriately focused on those systems. Those equipment tests confirm field devices, components and specific
subsystems are responsive and values are correct for the specific MEP systems that the DDC controls. This
Test does not include those aspects of control.

Operational Assumptions:

All HVAC and Electrical systems controlled and monitored by the DDC are operating normally at the beginning of
the test, using their normal electric power source. Individual controllers, input and output objects and related
devices and applications like loop control have been fully tested at each controller.

Associated major mechanical systems, wiring and piping have been tested and are operating correctly.

There are no unusual or critical system alarms.

AHU’s, RTU’s, exhaust fans and hood exhausts have been operating normally for an hour.

Heating system is on.

Chilled water is circulating. Seasonal exception possible.

Initial Test Start Date End Date Initials

Results (Check one) Explanation:
Pass
Fail
Partial Test w/Corrective Actions
Complete Test w/Corrective Actions
Other

Re-Test 1 Start Date End Date Initials

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Pass
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Partial Test w/Corrective Actions
Complete Test w/Corrective Actions
Other

Re-Test 2 Start Date End Date Initials

Results (Check one) Explanation:
Pass
Fail
Partial Test w/Corrective Actions
Complete Test w/Corrective Actions
Other

Deferred/Seasonal Test Start Date End Date Initials

Results (Check one) Explanation:
Pass
Fail
Partial Test w/Corrective Actions
Complete Test w/Corrective Actions
Other

Test Participants
Organization Required Optional
General Contractor
Mechanical Contractor
Electrical Contractor
TAB Contractor
Controls Contractor
Owner’s O&M Personnel

Supplies Required for Testing (To be provided by the contractor)

Tools / Supplies
Canned smoke for smoke detector testing Calibrated temperature sensing devise
Aerosol Freeze Spray If OA is above 30ºF manometer/magnahelic 0.1” gage for duct P/filter dP
manometer w/ 0.001”wc/ 0.25 Pa gage for space dP Calibrated humidity sensing devise

DDC Network Information

Manufacturer Model Number
Serial Number Other Features
Notes:

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DDC Controller Information

Manufacturer OWS Model
Number
Building Network Advanced
Controller Model Application
Model
Application Gateways or
Specific Controller other protocol
Model translation
Notes:

System Readiness Summary Checklist

Description Yes No Date
System is ready for testing.
All control system functions and interlocking systems
are programmed and operable per contract documents,
including final set-points and schedules with debugging,
loop tuning and sensor calibrations completed.
Punch list items, loop tuning and calibration complete.
DDC-operator work station (OWS), display and
communication are operational (Optional printer
temporarily added for record copy).
Installation per design documents & change orders.
O&M manuals delivered and available on site
Field-marked As-Built system schematics available.
Network devices and physical connections are
operating.
Specified contractor training completed.
Components/subsystems clearly and correctly
Identified.
Mechanical systems that interface with DDC are
connected and operational.
System is ready for testing.
All control system functions and interlocking systems
are programmed and operable per contract documents,
including final set-points and schedules with debugging,
loop tuning and sensor calibrations completed.
Punch list items, loop tuning and calibration complete.
DDC-operator work station (OWS), display and
communication are operational (Optional printer
temporarily added for record copy).
Installation per design documents & change orders.
O&M manuals delivered and available on site.
Field-marked As-Built system schematics available.

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Required Instrument Accuracy and Calibration Tolerances:

Calibrating Required
Instrument Calibration
Initial/Date Sensor Accuracy (+/-) Tolerance (+/-)
Cooling coil, chilled and condenser water temps 0.25F 0.4F
AHU wet bulb or dew point 1.0F 2.0F
Hot water coil and boiler water temp 1.0F 1.5F
Outside air, space air, duct air temps 0.25F 0.4F
Relative humidity 2% RH 5% RH
Watt-hour, voltage & amperage 2% of reading 1% of design
Pressures, air, water and gas 2% of reading 3% of design
Building differential pressure 1% of full span 0.01 in. WC
Variable frequency drive 2 Hz 2 Hz
Flow rates, water 4% of reading 4% of design
Flow rates, air 3% of reading 10% of design1
Air velocity rates 3% of reading 10% of design

Set-Points, Limits, and Schedules

AHU can be assigned a schedule. Schedule can be programmed daily.
If system runs 24 hours a day, check here. If not, fill in the occupied mode schedule below.

AM PM
Day 12 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11
Sun
Mon
Tues
Wed
Thurs
Fri
Sat
Holi

Setpoint Adjustable Range

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Parameter
Design Actual Design Actual
Damper Position

Initial Ambient Conditions

Ambient Conditions
Outside Air Temp Outside Air RH %
Observations

Trend Data Required To Support Testing

Check if trend point chart(s) and Frequency Graph(s) are provided per trend requirements shown below.
Trend Log Setup #1 - Temperature
Pre- Post Point Frequency Duration Provided
Testing Testing
Data Collection Minimum 10 minute Yes No
Frequency
Trend Log Duration Minimum one week Yes No
Trend Log Start Minimum two days before Yes No
Date/Time
Trend Log Format Distinct Yes No
color/symbol/point
Point #1 Any point in any panel Yes No
Point #2 Any point in any panel Yes No
Point #3 Any point in any panel Yes No
Point #4 Any point in any panel Yes No
Point #5 Any point in any panel Yes No
Point #6 Any point in any panel Yes No
Record Issues Issue Log Item Number:

Trend Log Setup #2 - Temperature

Pre- Post Point Frequency Duration Provided
Testing Testing
Data Collection Minimum 10 minute Yes No
Frequency
Trend Log Duration Minimum one week Yes No
Trend Log Start Minimum two days before Yes No
Date/Time
Trend Log Format Distinct Yes No
color/symbol/point
Point #1 Any point in any panel Yes No
Point #2 Any point in any panel Yes No
Point #3 Any point in any panel Yes No
Point #4 Any point in any panel Yes No
Point #5 Any point in any panel Yes No

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Pre- Post Point Frequency Duration Provided
Testing Testing
Point #6 Any point in any panel Yes No
Record Issues Issue Log Item Number:

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PREPARE FOR DDC PERFORMANCE TESTING

231. Record start time Recorded Start

Time:_____(am/pm)
NOTE: a printer is DDC, OWS, Web Server are
not specified so if alternate names for the
none is available hardware and software
“print” means
“display” indicated
report.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

Initial Date

232. Observe that the Sensor / status values are Point by Point
DDC existing data represented on various group conformance, end to end
groups represent displays. continuity, proper action
various rooms and and calibration have
required data is Temperature. been completed in the
represented SRC and startup. This
Humidity. step is only to verify that
the basic system is
operational at test with
Light intensity.
no obvious problems.
Air flow dP analog.

Air flow dP status.

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VERIFICATION OF OPERATION WITH POWER INTERRUPTION

237. Turn off power Verify OWS and related Indicate the date and
circuit to BAS equipment shuts down as if time that power was
during a power failure. disconnected:
Wait 10 seconds
___________

Record issues Issue Log Item:

Initial Date

238. Restore normal System reboots. Indicate the time that

Power power was re-connected:
Network connections are ___________
established.
The operator has the
Time stamps are correct. option to add notes
while acknowledging
an alarm.
Outage alarms report.

Alarms return to normal.

Acknowledged alarms are

recorded with time stamp of
ACK and user ID.

Notes can be included with

acknowledge action.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

Initial Date

239. Acknowledge System reboots. Indicate the time that

Alarms power was re-connected:
Network connections are ___________
established.
The operator has the
Time stamps are correct. option to add notes while
acknowledging an
alarm.
Outage alarms report.

Alarms return to normal.

Acknowledged alarms are

recorded with time stamp of
ACK and user ID.

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246. Log off laptop User is identified as a device

access. while logged into system.

Log off is recorded.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

Initial Date

VERIFICATION OF WORKSTATION COMPONENTS

247. Verify minimum Support 64 client devices. Provide a general

hardware description of the BACnet
/software 10-100 MBPS 802.3 LAN. conformance, and
requirements of Record exceptions of the
the operator actual system provided in
BACnet Controller Protocol.

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workstation. Operating system is Windows the following space:

NT Workstation 4, 2000 or
Note original spec later.
was not clear
about desktop so Processor speed is 600Mhz or
spec reflects higher.
expectation of the
Laptop Processor is at least Intel
Pentium III class.

Hard drive capacity is 60

gigabytes of greater.

System memory is 256 Meg or

greater.

Indicate number of serial

parallel and USB ports
available.

Monitor is 17” diagonal, .28 dot

pitch, and 740x1024 resolution.

Indicate CD or CD/RW
capability or better.

Mouse and Keyboard.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

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253. Penetrate the Verify the building graphic

building graphic to accurately depicts the floors of
display building the building.
section graphic.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

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Verify that each graphic

consists of a system.

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261. Verify the selected All units are running.

equipment is
running. Start the
equipment, if any
are not.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

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262. Wait 30 minutes. Record the time of day. Current runtime hours =
__________
Selected device is stopped.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

Initial Date

263. Stop one of the Record the time of day. Current runtime hours =
controlled __________
equipment types Selected device is stopped.
started above.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

Initial Date

264. Wait two hours. Record the current runtime Current runtime hours =
hours. __________

Record the time of day. (note any exceptions)

Record issues Issue Log Item:

Initial Date

265. Return to this step Record the current runtime Current runtime hours =
at the end of the hours. __________
test.
Record the time of day. (note any exceptions)

Record issues Issue Log Item:

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266. Display the runtime Record the current runtime Current runtime hours =
for equipment hours. __________
selected above.
Record the time of day. (note any exceptions)

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267. Compare the Did the runtime increment by

results of beginning indicated time of day?
and end of test run
time values.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

Initial Date

268. Note the runtime Did the runtime value freeze at Total runtime hours =
value for the the last running value? __________
equipment stopped
during the test.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

Initial Date

VERIFICATION OF TRENDING

269. Program a trend Set trend interval to 1 minute. Record the AHU’s used
of outdoor air for this test
temperature, and Set samples stored to 360.
supply air temps AHU- ___
from two AHU’s in ___________
Start trending.
two different
controllers. AHU- ___
___________

Initial Date

278. Change the time of Time and date are accurate.

day and date to
current values.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

Initial Date

VERIFICATION OF POINT OVERRIDE

279. Override an analog Override command is accepted.

output point.
Override value is displayed at
OWS.

VERIFICATION OF ALARMS

286. Ensure the printer Printer is powered.

programmed to
receive system Printer is online to OWS.
alarms is online.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

Initial Date

287. Send an alarm Verify that analog points have

limit summary to high and low limits programmed
per specification.

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Alarm is printed.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

Initial Date

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291. Silence building AHU stops AHU Smoke alarm

wide horn alarm is reported to the OWS.
system for this
test. AHU Smoke alarm and AHU
OFF is reported to the OWS.

AHU Smoke alarm and AHU

OFF is reported to Fire
Systems DDC display in Lobby.

Alarm is printed.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

Initial Date

292. Initiate a duct AHU stops AHU Smoke alarm

smoke detector is reported to the OWS.
alarm.
AHU Smoke alarm and AHU
OFF is reported to the OWS.

AHU Smoke alarm and AHU

OFF is reported to Fire
Systems DDC display in Lobby.

Alarm is printed.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

Initial Date

293. Clear smoke alarm. AHU remains off.

Return to normal message is

received at the OWS.

Return to normal message is

received at the DDC fire alarm
panel.

Return to normal message is

printed.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

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294. Restart AHU. Return to normal ON is

reported at OWS and Fire
Alarm Display.

Change of status is printed.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

Initial Date

299. Manually start the Verify that a status alarm is Alarm delay time =
chilled water pump received and record the delay __________________
from the OWS. in seconds.

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310. Disconnect power Loss of communication is The panels may be in the

from the “second” reported to the OWS. same physical location or
controller before far apart, it is the location
the scheduled Loss of communication is on the network cable that
event. printed. is important. If a Hub
style network they should
The controller between two be on the same Hub.
failed controllers continues to
operate. Controller Address =
_____________

Controller Location
=_____________

Controller Model =
______________

Record issues Issue Log Item:

Initial Date

311. Wait for the time Communication normal Note time power restored
of the scheduled message is received at the to controllers
event to pass by OWS. First Controller
at least two ________
minutes. Communication normal
message is printed. Second Controller
________
DDC monitor.

Both controllers recover and Note time stamp

operate on the network as controllers report Return
before the outage. to DDC system

Data exchanged to synchronize First Controller

clocks. ________

Update changes will include Second Controller

execution of the event ________
scheduled during outage, and
report the analog alarm.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

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points to identify Each controller includes a list of update their clock time to
that required control parameters including be synchronous to the
control parameters set points, PID gains and master clock.
(line code delays, dead band range,
variables) exist for schedules, and alarm limits are
each controller. available for the points
This is not an all associated with the controller.
point review, but
does require
validation of each
controller.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

Initial Date

316. Change the time All Controller Equipment Not all controllers will use
value of the central Programs show the revised a central OAT. If they do
clock and the time. not show the revised
temperature value value verify they are
of the common All Controller Equipment using some other specific
Outside Air. Programs show changed OAT. measured value as an
exception to the universal
OAT.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

Initial Date

317. Restore correct System returns to normal

values for time and operation within 5 minutes.
OAT.
Controller parameters match
OWS.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

Initial Date

DISTRIBUTED PARAMETER MODIFICATION MANUAL AND AUTOMATIC REST

318. Connect directly Normal operation continues.

by laptop or other
handheld A list of values including set
communication points, PID gains and delays,
device to a field dead band range, schedules,
controller. and alarm limits are available
for evaluation and modification.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

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319. From the direct Normal operation continues.

connect field
interface provide a A list of values including set
list of control points, PID gains and delays,
parameters for all dead band range, schedules,
controlled and alarm limits are available
equipment for evaluation and modification.
connected to this
panel.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

Initial Date

320. List the Boiler The hot water supply set point The intent of this step is
System Reset is reduced. to verify that the DDC
input parameters. system can be modified
globally from a local field
control panel.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

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Initial Date

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328. Return to Run Time Earlier test step that required a This is a reminder for
Accumulation delay is now executed. closure of steps initiated
earlier in FPT. in Run Time
Record runtime in test step Accumulation.
above.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

Initial Date

329. Restore normal Record action results in steps This is a reminder for
power to DDC from above. closure of steps initiated
UPS test, if not in “Installation Integrity”
already done. and “Trending” sections
above.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

Initial Date

330. Stop Trend log and Record action results in steps This is a reminder for
print files when above. closure of steps initiated
done. in “Installation Integrity”
and “Trending” sections
above.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

Initial Date

RETURN TO NORMAL CONDITIONS

331. Record test stop Recorded Time_________(am/pm)

time

Record issues Issue Log Item:

Initial Date

Sensor Verification
All field-installed sensors and gages on this piece of equipment shall be observed for appropriate readings during
the execution of the HVAC systems FPT.
Confirm the following devices and values are provided in the DDC graphics
Device parameter Presents on graphic Trend Log Limit Alarm / failure
Electric Meter Yes /NO Yes /NO Yes /NO fault

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kW (demand level) Yes /NO value& Yes /NO value Yes /NO level 1
level 1 alarm
Yes /NO alarm L2 Yes /NO level 2
Yes /NO alarm L3 Peak history Yes /NO level 3
kWh (use history) Yes /NO Yes /NO daily Yes /NO
Yes /NO monthly Yes /NO
Yes /NO annual Yes /NO
Water Yes /NO Yes /NO Yes /NO fault
100 Gallons Yes /NO Yes /NO daily Yes /NO peak high
Yes /NO monthly Yes /NO peak low
Yes /NO annual
Gas Yes /NO Yes /NO Yes /NO fault
100 CCF Yes /NO Yes /NO daily Yes /NO peak high
Yes /NO monthly Yes /NO peak low
Yes /NO annual
OUTSIDE Air T Yes /NO Yes /NO daily Yes /NO fault
Yes /NO monthly
Yes /NO annual

Device Verification
The actuators or devices listed equipment shall be observed for appropriate action during the execution of the
HVAC systems FPT.

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Commissioning Agent Printed Name Initials Date

CONTRACTOR PRINTED NAME INITIALS DATE

General Contractor (GC)

Mechanical Contractor (MC)

Electrical Contractor (EC)

TAB Contractor (TAB)

Controls Contractor (CC)

Owner’s O&M Personnel

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Functional Performance Test
Equipment ID [Equipment ID]
Building {Building]
Location [Room]

System Description
Description:

Operational Assumptions:

Initial Test Start Date End Date Initials

Results (Check one) Explanation:
Pass
Fail
Partial Test w/Corrective Actions
Complete Test w/Corrective Actions
Other

Re-Test 1 Start Date End Date Initials

Results (Check one) Explanation:
Pass
Fail
Partial Test w/Corrective Actions
Complete Test w/Corrective Actions
Other

Re-Test 2 Start Date End Date Initials

Results (Check one) Explanation:
Pass
Fail
Partial Test w/Corrective Actions
Complete Test w/Corrective Actions
Other

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Results (Check one) Explanation:
Pass
Fail
Partial Test w/Corrective Actions
Complete Test w/Corrective Actions
Other

Test Participants
Organization Required Optional
General Contractor
Mechanical Contractor
Electrical Contractor
TAB Contractor
Controls Contractor
Owner’s O&M Personnel

Test Equipment Required (to be provided by the Contractor)

Test Name Equipment Description
Bolt Torque Calibrated torque wrench
Contact Resistance Four-probe Digital Low Resistance Ohmmeter (DLRO)
Voltage/Continuity DVM
Fall of Potential Fall-of-Potential Ground Resistance Tester

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PRE-TEST VISUAL MECHANICAL INSPECTION

332. Verify equipment Equipment identification and

identification. plan location matches shop
drawings and specifications.

Field wiring terminations match

record drawings.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

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333. Confirm that Connections to equipment

system is installed ground buses per drawings.
per contract
documents with Connections to equipment
indicated enclosures/cases per drawings.
connections to
each unit of Connections to wire mesh
electrical fence per drawings.
equipment
Gate grounding jumper
installed per drawings.

Connections to main cold water

pipes per drawings and specs.

Connections to dry type

transformers per drawings and
specs.

Measured diameter of bare

copper conductor corresponds
to diameter of specified
conductors.

Conduits with grounding

bushings and full-size bonding
conductors.

All busses mounted on standoff

neoprene insulators.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

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334. Observe condition No visible damage to cable.

of ground ring
before backfill Cable depth a minimum of 3’0”.
and/or cover
applied.
Ground rod configuration and
depth as shown on drawings.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

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GROUNGING ELECTRICAL INTEGRITY

342. Perform resistance Resistance shall be less than Note: For connections
test of non- 500 micro-ohms. that are inaccessible or

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accessible bolted Compare connection resistance unable to be verified by

electrical system to values of similar torque (ex: welded
connections using connections. Values should be connections), conduct a
a Digital Low within 10% of each other. DLRO measurement of
Resistance connection resistance
Ohmmeter (DLRO) across connection from
and non-bolted closest accessible point
electrical system on each side.
connections using
a DVM. Record Data in Contact
Integrity Table –
DLRO/DVM

Record issues Issue Log Item:

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343. Verify the ground

system is complete
(connections to
building steel,
water main etc.)
and tested prior to
performing the final
“system” fall of
potential.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

Initial Date

344. Perform and The curve should be “flat”

evaluate a Fall-of- between Y1 and Y2 The fall of potential test
Potential test on consists of plotting the
the grounding The resistance value at ratio of V/I-R as a
system. distance Y is effective function of probe
resistance of the electrode or spacing. A value of
system. impedance is obtained at
Y, Y1 and Y2. This
Results are less than or equal impedance is plotted as a
to 10 ohms. function of distance, and

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the value in ohms at

which this plotted curve
appears to level out is
taken as the impedance
value of the ground
under test.

If the curve is not flat

between Y1 and Y2
additional impedance
measurements must be
taken. Position the
potential probe at several
additional distances
between the electrode
and current probe Z.
Record distances and
plots the impedance to
obtain the flat area of the
curve.

Attach a copy of the Fall-

of-Potential contractor’s
test report on all
individual ground rods.

Record values in Fall of

Potential Table.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

Initial Date

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Test Equipment Used:

Test Name Manufacturer Model Number Serial Number Calibration
(Date)

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[Project Location Templete]

Connection Integrity
Torque
Conductor Description DLRO/DVM Continuity
Verified Date
Verified
From (A) To (B) (A) (B) (A) (B)

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Torque
Conductor Description DLRO/DVM Continuity
Verified Date
Verified
From (A) To (B) (A) (B) (A) (B)

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[Project Location Templete]

Fall of Potential
Electrode Distance Distance Distance
ID (Y1) Distance Y (Y2) (Z) Resistance AT RH Date

AT=Ambient Temperature
RH = Relative Humidity

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Final Sign-Off

Commissioning Agent Printed Name Initials Date

CONTRACTOR PRINTED NAME INITIALS DATE

General Contractor (GC)

Mechanical Contractor (MC)

Electrical Contractor (EC)

TAB Contractor (TAB)

Controls Contractor (CC)

Owner’s O&M Personnel

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FUNCTIONAL PERFORMANCE TESTING TEMPLATE
[Project Title Template]
[Project Location Templete]

TABLE 100.12.1
Bolt-Torque Values for Electrical Connections

US Standard Fasteners a
Heat-Treated Steel – Cadmium or Zinc Plated b

Grade SAE 1&2 SAE 5 SAE 7 SAE 8

Head Marking

Minimum Tensile
(Strength) 64K 105K 133K 150K
(lbf/in2)
Bolt Diameter Torque (Pound-Feet)
(Inches)

1/4 4 6 8 8
5/16 7 11 15 18
3/8 12 20 27 30
7/16 19 32 44 48
1/2 30 48 68 74
9/16 42 70 96 105
5/8 59 96 135 145
3/4 96 160 225 235
7/8 150 240 350 380
1.0 225 370 530 570

a. Consult manufacturer for equipment supplied with metric fasteners.

b. Table is based on national coarse thread pitch.

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[Project Location Templete]

Low-Voltage Switchgear
Functional Performance Test
Equipment ID [Equipment ID]
Building [Building]
Location [Room]

System Description
Description:

Operational Assumptions:

Initial Test Start Date End Date Initials

Results (Check one) Explanation:
Pass
Fail
Partial Test w/Corrective Actions
Complete Test w/Corrective Actions
Other

Re-Test 1 Start Date End Date Initials

Results (Check one) Explanation:
Pass
Fail
Partial Test w/Corrective Actions
Complete Test w/Corrective Actions
Other

Re-Test 2 Start Date End Date Initials

Results (Check one) Explanation:
Pass
Fail
Partial Test w/Corrective Actions
Complete Test w/Corrective Actions
Other

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[Project Title Template]
[Project Location Templete]

Deferred/Seasonal Test Start Date End Date Initials

Results (Check one) Explanation:
Pass
Fail
Partial Test w/Corrective Actions
Complete Test w/Corrective Actions
Other

Test Participants
Organization Required Optional
General Contractor
Mechanical Contractor
Electrical Contractor
TAB Contractor
Controls Contractor
Owner’s O&M Personnel

Test Instruments (To Be Provided By the Contractor)

Recommended Test Equipment (or Equivalent):
Test Equipment Description
Bolt Torque Calibrated torque wrench
Wiring Impedance Low impedance ac millammeter
Sound Level Calibrated decibel meter

System Readiness Summary Checklist

Description Yes No Date
System Ready for Test
Required Personnel Available
Required Tools/Test Equipment/Supplies Available
Required Safety Equipment Available

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ACTION REQUIRED REACTION COMMENTS
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PRE-TEST VISUAL MECHANICAL INSPECTION

345. Safe conditions

(protective gear in-
place, available &
procedures
observed)

Record issues Issue Log Item:

Initial Date

346. Verify panelboard Isolation transformer installed

installations with electrostatic shield
between primary and
secondary winding and
connected to ground.

Completed panelboard
schedules.

Appropriate anchorage.

Required area clearances. 3 ft

in front and 30 in wide.

No physical damage.

Breaker casing does not have

cracks.

Correct alignment.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

Initial Date

347. Inspect panelboard Free of Corrosion, dents,

doors, panels, and scratches, fit.
sections
No missing screws.

No open unused knockouts.

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No missing hardware.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

Initial Date

348. Verify panelboard Volts:______.

configuration and
nameplate data Bus Amps: _____A.
matches shop
drawings, one-line
diagram and 3ph, 4W.
specification

Frequency: 60hZ.

Enclosure: ______.

Transformer _____KVA.

Transformer _____V.

Transformer class _____

insulation rating.

Transformer 60Hz.

Main Breaker Max. Rating.

____ Amp.

Panelboard arrangement
_____# of circuits.

______ Percent Spares.

______ Space.

Neutral size _______.

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LIM installed provides

continuous monitoring of
impedance of each phase to
ground.

LIM combined analog and

digital display.

LIM capable of detecting all

combinations of capacitive,
resistive, balanced, unbalanced
and hybrid faults.

LIM contains audible alarm and

alarm silence button.

LIM contains Indication LEDs.

Y N R C
ACTION REQUIRED REACTION COMMENTS
() () () ()

Record issues Issue Log Item:

357. During each line Local and Remote Audible Record results in Data
grounding test alarm silences. Table

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press the audible Local and Remote Red

alarm silence indicating light remains
button illuminated.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

Initial Date

358. Activate test switch Red signaling lamp is

illuminated and local alarm is
annunciated.

Red signal shall be indicated at

the remote monitoring station.

Alarm resets automatically after

release of test switch.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

Initial Date

FINAL INSPECTION

359. At the conclusion of All hardware in place and

testing, inspect properly torqued.
interior hardware
and electrical Compartments clear of tools
terminations and hardware.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

Initial Date

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[Project Location Templete]

Test Equipment Used:

Test Name Manufacturer Model Number Serial Number Calibration (Date)

Panel Data

Parameter Data
Equipment ID:
Manufacturer:
Model Number:
Serial Number:
Mfgr. Date:
Bus Amps:
Volts:
Phase/Wire/Frequency:
Enclosure NEMA Rating:
Short Circuit Rating:
Isolation Transformer KVA
Isolation Transformer Voltage
LIM Manufacturer

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[Project Title Template]
[Project Location Templete]

Feeder Termination Torque (Newton Meters or Foot-Pounds)

Bolt or Lug A B C N G
Feeder Lugs
Feeder Lugs

Sound Level
Transformer ________ KVA Sound Level (Decibel)

Wire Impedance (200,000 OHMS)

Conductor Torque Verified DLRO/DVM Continuity Date

From (A) To (B) (A) (B) (A) (B) Verified

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[Project Location Templete]

Alarm Test Alarm Silence

Conductor Volts Resistor Local Local Remote Alarm Audible Alarm Light
Light Audible Lights Resets Local Remote Local Remote
(On/Off) (On/Off) (On/Off) (On/Off) (On/Off) (On/Off) (On/Off) (On/Off)

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Final Sign-Off

Commissioning Agent Printed Name Initials Date

CONTRACTOR PRINTED NAME INITIALS DATE

General Contractor (GC)

Mechanical Contractor (MC)

Electrical Contractor (EC)

TAB Contractor (TAB)

Controls Contractor (CC)

Owner’s O&M Personnel

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[Date]
[Project Title]
[Project Location]

Switchboards
Functional Performance Test
Equipment ID [Equipment ID]
Building [Building]
Location [Room]

System Description
Description:

Operational Assumptions:

Initial Test Start Date End Date Initials

Results (Check one) Explanation:
Pass
Fail
Partial Test w/Corrective Actions
Complete Test w/Corrective Actions
Other

Re-Test 1 Start Date End Date Initials

Results (Check one) Explanation:
Pass
Fail
Partial Test w/Corrective Actions
Complete Test w/Corrective Actions
Other

Re-Test 2 Start Date End Date Initials

Results (Check one) Explanation:
Pass
Fail
Partial Test w/Corrective Actions
Complete Test w/Corrective Actions
Other

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[Date]
[Project Title]
[Project Location]

Deferred/Seasonal Test Start Date End Date Initials

Results (Check one) Explanation:
Pass
Fail
Partial Test w/Corrective Actions
Complete Test w/Corrective Actions
Other

Test Participants
Organization Required Optional
General Contractor
Mechanical Contractor
Electrical Contractor
TAB Contractor
Controls Contractor
Owner’s O&M Personnel

Pre-Functional Performance Test Summary

Description Yes No Date
System ready for test
Required personnel available
Required tools/test equipment/supplies available
Required safety equipment available

TEST INSTRUMENTS (to be provided by the Contractor)

Test Equipment Required:

Test Name Equipment Description
Contact Resistance Four-probe Digital Low Resistance Ohmmeter (DLRO)
Insulation Resistance Megger-battery or line-powered (Hand-crank not acceptable)
DI Electric Withstand High Potential Tester
Bolt Torque Calibrated torque wrench
Relay Operation Variable AC Voltage source
Voltage/Continuity DVM

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[Date]
[Project Title]
[Project Location]

Y N R C
ACTION REQUIRED REACTION COMMENTS
() () () ()

Initial Date

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[Date]
[Project Title]
[Project Location]

Y N R C
ACTION REQUIRED REACTION COMMENTS
() () () ()

363. Verify ratings and Volts: 480/277V.

configuration.
Nameplate data Amps: 4000A.
match shop
drawings and
specifications 3ph, 4W.

Frequency: 60hZ.

Interrupting Rating: 65kAIC.

Enclosure: NEMA 1.

366. Inspect the control Control wires are supported

wiring for proper well clear of the path of
support, routing, movement of breakers and
protection auxiliary device trays.

All wires labeled both ends.

Control wire termination

connections tight and cannot be
pulled from connection.

The wire bundle at the door is

supported clear of the hinge.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

Initial Date

367. Verify rating of all Fuse and circuit breaker ratings

control circuit match drawings.
protective devices
match shop Device labels match drawings.
drawings

Record issues Issue Log Item:

Initial Date

368. Verify control Control power transformer

power transformer installation per the schematic
installation drawings.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

Initial Date

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Feeder conductors
should not be terminated

Record issues Issue Log Item:

Initial Date

375. Perform an Minimum insulation resistance Record results in

insulation shall be 100 Megohms. Insulation Resistance
resistance test at Data Table
1000 VDC on the
neutral bus section Test for one minute in
to ground accordance with NETA
Table 100.1.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

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[Date]
[Project Title]
[Project Location]

Y N R C
ACTION REQUIRED REACTION COMMENTS
() () () ()

Initial Date

Record issues Issue Log Item:

Initial Date

380. Primary connections properly

After testing is torqued and marked. Record results in Feeder
performed on the Termination Torque Data
switchboard, verify Bus-to-bus connections Table.
tightness of field properly torqued and marked.

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Y N R C
ACTION REQUIRED REACTION COMMENTS
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landed feeder TVSS connections are properly Bolted torque should

terminations and torqued and marked. comply with NETA Table
bus-to-bus 100.12 unless
connections manufacturer specified
values are listed on the
equipment.

Secondary distribution
feeder connections are
not included in the test.

Black marker marked

across the head of the
bolt and bus.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

Initial Date

FUNCTIONAL TRIP TESTS

381. Test the long time Long delay current pick up and Record results in Current
delay (seconds) time delay per coordination Injection Data Table.
and long time study.
pickup current
(amperes) setting
on device breakers
rated 400A and
greater, by using
primary current
injection.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

Initial Date

382. Test the short time Short delay current pick up and Record results in Current
delay (seconds) time delay per coordination Injection Data Table.
and short time study.
pickup current
(amperes) setting
on device breakers
rated 400A and
greater, by using
primary current
injection

Record issues Issue Log Item:

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[Project Title]
[Project Location]

the meter.

CT and PT locations, polarity,

fusing, and wiring match the
drawings.

CT poles shall have shorting

auxiliary contacts. Screws
removed from CT shorting
blocks.

Confirm tightness of all (100%)

CT wiring with screwdriver.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

Initial Date

387. Verify the correct 3ph, 4w, 1000:5 CT, 480:277V

parameters have PT configuration has been
been programmed entered into the meter.
into the meter
The correct PT ratio of 480:277
has been entered into the
meter.

The correct secondary L-N

voltage 120V has been entered
into the meter.

The current transformer ratio

1000:5 has been correctly
entered into the meter.

Phase rotation is ___.

The correct frequency 60 Hz

has been entered into the
meter.

Password is ____.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

Initial Date

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[Date]
[Project Title]
[Project Location]

Y N R C
ACTION REQUIRED REACTION COMMENTS
() () () ()

FINAL INSPECTION

388. At the conclusion of All hardware in place and

testing, inspect properly torqued.
interior hardware
and electrical Compartments clear of tools
terminations and hardware.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

Initial Date

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[Date]
[Project Title]
[Project Location]

Test Equipment Used:

Test Name Manufacturer Model Number Serial Number Calibration (Date)

Temperature: Relative Humidity:

Insulation Resistance (1000 VDC)

Circuit Breaker (Closed) A-B B-C C-A A-G B-G C-G N

1 Minute (Meg Ohms)

Circuit Breaker (open) A-A B-B C-C

1 Minute (Meg Ohms)

Circuit Breaker Contact Resistance

Phase A B C

(Micro Ohms)

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[Date]
[Project Title]
[Project Location]

Feeder Termination Torque (Newton Meters or Foot-Pounds)

Bolt or Lug A B C N G

Feeder Lugs

Current Injection
Function Actual Set. Test Test Point Nominal A B C
Setting Val.

LTD

LDPU

STD

SDPU

INSTPU

GFD

GFPU

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[Date]
[Project Title]
[Project Location]

Final Sign-Off

Commissioning Agent Printed Name Initials Date

CONTRACTOR PRINTED NAME INITIALS DATE

General Contractor (GC)

Mechanical Contractor (MC)

Electrical Contractor (EC)

TAB Contractor (TAB)

Controls Contractor (CC)

Owner’s O&M Personnel

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[Date]
[Project Title]
[Project Location]

TABLE 100.1

Insulation Resistance Test Values

Electrical Apparatus and Systems

Nominal Rating Recommended Minimum

Of Equipment in Volts Minimum Test Voltage, DC Insulation Resistance in
Megohms
250 500 25
600 1,000 100
1,000 1,000 100
2,500 1,000 500
5,000 2,500 1,000
8,000 2,500 2,000
15,000 2,500 5,000
25,000 5,000 20,000
34,500 and above 15,000 100,000
In the absence of consensus standards dealing with insulation-resistance tests, the Standards Review Council suggests the
above representative values.

See Table 100.10 for temperature correction factors.

Test results are dependent on the temperature of the insulating material and the humidity of the surrounding environment at
the time of the test.

Insulation-resistance test data may be used to establish a trending pattern. Deviations from the baseline information permit
evaluation of the insulation.

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[Project Title]
[Project Location]

TABLE 100.12.1
Bolt-Torque Values for Electrical Connections

US Standard Fasteners a
Heat-Treated Steel – Cadmium or Zinc Plated b

Grade SAE 1&2 SAE 5 SAE 7 SAE 8

Head Marking

Minimum Tensile 64K 105K 133K 150K

(Strength)
(lbf/in2)

Bolt Diameter Torque (Pound-Feet)

(Inches)
1/4 4 6 8 8
5/16 7 11 15 18
3/8 12 20 27 30
7/16 19 32 44 48
1/2 30 48 68 74
9/16 42 70 96 105
5/8 59 96 135 145
3/4 96 160 225 235
7/8 150 240 350 380
1.0 225 370 530 570

c. Consult manufacturer for equipment supplied with metric fasteners.

d. Table is based on national coarse thread pitch.

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[Date]
[Project Title]
[Project Location]

Panelboards
Functional Performance Test
Equipment ID [Equipment ID]
Building [Building]
Location [Room]

System Description
Description:

Operational Assumptions:

Initial Test Start Date End Date Initials

Results (Check one) Explanation:
Pass
Fail
Partial Test w/Corrective Actions
Complete Test w/Corrective Actions
Other

Re-Test 1 Start Date End Date Initials

Results (Check one) Explanation:
Pass
Fail
Partial Test w/Corrective Actions
Complete Test w/Corrective Actions
Other

Re-Test 2 Start Date End Date Initials

Results (Check one) Explanation:
Pass
Fail
Partial Test w/Corrective Actions
Complete Test w/Corrective Actions
Other

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[Date]
[Project Title]
[Project Location]

Deferred/Seasonal Test Start Date End Date Initials

Results (Check one) Explanation:
Pass
Fail
Partial Test w/Corrective Actions
Complete Test w/Corrective Actions
Other

Test Equipment Required (to be provided by the Contractor)

Test Name Equipment Description
Bolt Torque Calibrated torque wrench
Voltage/Continuity DVM
Insulation Resistance Battery or line-powered (Hand-crank not acceptable).
Variable Voltage Source 3-Phase variable voltage source

Test Participants
Organization Required Optional
General Contractor
Mechanical Contractor
Electrical Contractor
TAB Contractor
Controls Contractor
Owner’s O&M Personnel

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[Date]
[Project Title]
[Project Location]

Y N R C
ACTION REQUIRED REACTION COMMENTS
() () () ()

PRE-TEST VISUAL MECHANICAL INSPECTION

389. Safe conditions

(protective gear in-
place, available &
procedures
observed)

Record issues Issue Log Item:

Initial Date

390. Verify panelboard Completed panelboard

installations schedules.

Appropriate anchorage.

Required area clearances. 3 ft

in front and 30 in wide.

No physical damage.

Breaker casing does not have

cracks.

Correct alignment.

Feeder color-coding is:

480/277 V System as follows:
Phase A: Brown
Phase B: Orange
Phase C: Yellow
Neutral: Gray
Ground: Green

Record issues Issue Log Item:

Initial Date

391. Inspect panelboard Free of Corrosion, dents,

doors, panels, and scratches, fit.

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[Project Title]
[Project Location]

Y N R C
ACTION REQUIRED REACTION COMMENTS
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sections No missing hardware.

No missing screws.

No open unused knockouts.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

Initial Date

392. Verify panelboard Volts: 480/277V.

configuration and
nameplate data
matches shop Bus Amps: _____A.
drawings, one-line
diagram and
specification 3ph, 4W.

Frequency: 60hZ.

Enclosure: NEMA 1.

Main Breaker Max. Rating.

____ Amp.

Isolated Equipment Ground

Bus if applicable.

Panelboard arrangement - # of
circuits.

Neutral bus size (100%).

Extra Gutter space as

applicable.

Shunt trip as indicated.

TVSS as indicated.

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ELECTRICAL INTEGRITY

395. Perform an Minimum insulation resistance Record results in

insulation shall be 100 Megohms. Insulation Resistance
resistance test at Table.
1000VDC, phase- Results temperature corrected
to-phase and in accordance with NETA Table Perform the test on each
phase to ground, in 100.14. bus section.
accordance with
NETA Table 100.1 Test for one minute in
accordance with NETA
Table 100.1.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

Initial Date

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[Date]
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[Project Location]

Reference Equip. Table

Record issues Issue Log Item:

Initial Date

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[Date]
[Project Title]
[Project Location]

Test Equipment Used:

Test Name Manufacturer Model Number Serial Number Calibration (Date)

Data Tables

Temperature: Relative Humidity:

Insulation Resistance (1000 VDC)

Circuit Breaker (Closed) A-B B-C C-A A-G B-G C-G N

1 Minute (Meg Ohms)

Circuit Breaker (open) A-A B-B C-C

1 Minute (Meg Ohms)

Current Injection
Function Actual Test Test Point Nominal A B C Trip
Set. Setting Val. Setting
(Sec.)

LTD

LDPU

STD

SDPU

INSTPU

GFD

GFPU

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[Project Title]
[Project Location]

Termination Torque (Newton Meters or Foot Pounds)

Bolt/Lug A B C N G

Primary Feeder

Feeder Lugs

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[Date]
[Project Title]
[Project Location]

Final Sign-Off

Commissioning Agent Printed Name Initials Date

CONTRACTOR PRINTED NAME INITIALS DATE

General Contractor (GC)

Mechanical Contractor (MC)

Electrical Contractor (EC)

TAB Contractor (TAB)

Controls Contractor (CC)

Owner’s O&M Personnel

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[Date]
[Project Title]
[Project Location]

Table 100.1
Insulation Resistance Test Values
Electrical Apparatus and Systems
Recommended Minimum
Nominal Rating Insulation Resistance in
of Equipment in Volts Minimum Test Voltage, DC Megohms
250 500 25
600 1,000 100
1,000 1,000 100
2,500 1,000 500
5,000 2,500 1,000
8,000 2,500 2,000
15,000 2,500 5,000
25,000 5,000 20,000
34,500 and above 15,000 100,000
See Table 100.14 for temperature correction.

In the absence of consensus standards dealing with insulation-resistance tests, the Standards Review Council
suggests the above representative values.

Test results are dependent on the temperature of the insulating material and the humidity of the surrounding
environment at the time of the test.

Insulation-resistance test data may be used to establish a trending pattern. Deviations from the baseline
information permit evaluation of the insulation.

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[Date]
[Project Title]
[Project Location]

Table 100.12

US Standard
Bolt Torques for Bus Connection
Heat-Treated Steel – Cadmium or Zinc Plated
Grade SAE 1&2 SAE 5 SAE 7 SAE 8
Head Markings

Minimum Tensile (P.S.I.) 64K 105K 133K 150K

Bolt Diameter in Inches Torque (Foot Pounds)

1/4 4.0 5.6 8.0 8.4

5/16 7.2 11.2 15.2 17.6
3/8 12.0 20.0 27.2 29.6
7/16 19.2 32.0 44.0 48.0
1/2 29.6 48.0 68.0 73.6
9/16 42.4 70.4 96.0 105.6
5/8 59.2 96.0 133.6 144.0
3/4 96.0 160.0 224.0 236.8
7/8 152.0 241.6 352.0 378.4
1.0 225.6 372.8 528.0 571.2
Reference: International Electrical Testing Association (NETA) ATS-1999, Table 100.12, page 202.

Table 100.12 (Cont.)

Bolt Torques for Bus Connections

Silicon Bronze Fasteners1
Torque (Foot Pounds)

Bolt Diameter in Inches Nonlubricated Lubricated

5/16 15 10
3/8 20 14
1/2 40 25
5/8 55 40
3/4 70 60
Reference: International Electrical Testing Association (NETA) ATS-1999, Table 100.12, page 203.

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Table 100.12 (Cont.)

Bolt Torques for Bus Connections
Aluminum Alloy Fasteners2
Torque (Foot Pounds)
Bolt Diameter in Inches Nonlubricated Lubricated
5/16 15 8.0
3/8 20 11.2
1/2 40 20.0
5/8 55 32.0
3/4 70 48.0
Reference: International Electrical Testing Association (NETA) ATS-1999, Table 100.12, page 203.

Table 100.12 (Cont.)

Bolt Torques for Bus Connections
Stainless Steel Fasteners3
Torque (Foot Pounds
Bolt Diameter in Inches Uncoated
5/16 14
3/8 25
1/2 45
5/8 60
3/4 90
Reference: International Electrical Testing Association (NETA) ATS-1999, Table 100.12, page 204.

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Table 100.14

Insulation Resistance
Correction Factors

For Conversion of Test Temperature to 20˚C

Temperature Multiplier
Apparatus
˚C ˚F Containing Apparatus Containing
Immersed Oil Solid Insulators
Insulations
0 32 0.25 0.40
5 41 0.36 0.45
10 50 0.50 0.50
15 59 0.75 0.75
20 68 1.00 1.00
25 77 1.40 1.30
30 86 1.98 1.60
35 95 2.80 2.05
40 104 3.95 2.50
45 113 5.60 3.25
50 122 7.85 4.00
55 131 11.20 5.20
60 140 15.85 6.40
65 149 22.40 8.70
70 158 31.75 10.00
75 167 44.70 13.00
80 176 63.50 16.00
Reference: International Electrical Testing Association (NETA) ATS-1999, Table 100.14, page 206.

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Engine Generators
Functional Performance Test
Equipment ID [Equipment ID]
Building [Building]
Location [Room]

System Description
Description:

Operational Assumptions:

Breaker Coordination study is available and includes the generator output breaker(s).

Initial Test Start Date End Date Initials

Results (Check one) Explanation:
Pass
Fail
Partial Test w/Corrective Actions
Complete Test w/Corrective Actions
Other

Re-Test 1 Start Date End Date Initials

Results (Check one) Explanation:
Pass
Fail
Partial Test w/Corrective Actions
Complete Test w/Corrective Actions
Other

Re-Test 2 Start Date End Date Initials

Results (Check one) Explanation:
Pass
Fail
Partial Test w/Corrective Actions
Complete Test w/Corrective Actions
Other

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Deferred/Seasonal Test Start Date End Date Initials

Results (Check one) Explanation:
Pass
Fail
Partial Test w/Corrective Actions
Complete Test w/Corrective Actions
Other

Test Participants
Organization Required Optional
General Contractor
Mechanical Contractor
Electrical Contractor
TAB Contractor
Controls Contractor
Owner’s O&M Personnel

Test Equipment Required (to be provided by the Contractor)

Test Name Equipment Description

Voltage/Continuity DVM
Bolted Connection or Contact Four-probe Digital Low Resistance Ohmmeter (DLRO)
Resistance
Insulation Resistance Battery or line-powered (Hand-crank not acceptable).
Current Injection Test Device rated for 2X the ground fault pickup setting of the
Primary Current Injection breaker
2 and 4 Hour Load Bank Test Resistive load bank with capacity equal to or greater than rated load. Rated at 2%
accuracy for voltage, current and KW.
Phase Rotation Verify proper phasing
Volt. & Freq. Regulation Computer to record voltage and frequency from the output of the generator control
panel.
Decibel Measure sound pressure
Back Pressure Manometer with a scale of greater than 40” water
Bolt Torque Calibrated torque wrench

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Description Yes No Date
System Ready for Test
Required Personnel Available
Required Tools/Test Equipment/Supplies Available
Required Safety Equipment Available

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403. Safe conditions

(protective gear in-
place, available &
procedures
observed)

Record issues Issue Log Item:

Initial Date

404. Verify that the kW: ______. Record results in data

Engine, Generator, table.
Battery, and
Battery Charger Rating: _______________.
nameplate data
matches shop Freq.: ______.
drawings and
construction Phase/Wire:________.
documents.
Power Factor: ______.

Voltage Output: ________.

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410. Verify fuel system Day tank is full of fuel (90% for
installation and diesel).
integrity
Fuel level in day tank matches
fuel gauge.

Remote fueling station is

installed and operating
properly.

There are not clearance issues

with the remote fueling station.

All alarms are operating

properly from remote fueling
station to Building Automation
System (BAS).

Fuel system is free of leaks.

Flexible fuel lines are installed

at engine.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

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411. Verify cooling Coolant level is filled to proper Record radiator name
system installation level. plate date in data
and integrity table.
Verify coolant system freeze
protection level.

Cooling system is free from

leaks.

Flexible coolant lines are

installed between engine and
radiator.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

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412. Verify exhaust Exhaust system, silencer and

system installation flexible connector installed and
and integrity supported.

Exhaust system expansion is

not transferred to engine
components such as
turbocharger.

Silencer is equipped with

condensate drain plug and turn
valve.

Exhaust system is equipped

with rain cap.

Exhaust system is properly

insulated within building.

Exhaust system has at least 9”

clearance from combustible
materials.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

Initial Date

ELECTRICAL INTEGRITY

413. Verify operation of Verify that valves to the water

coolant line heater. jacket heater are open. Record results in Data
Table.
Verify thermostats switch at
their setpoint temperatures Record supply voltages
(110°F). and amperage with

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Verify pump runs continuously heaters and pump in

independent of heater operation.
operation.
Calculate heater and
pump wattage based on
line voltage and current.

Verify wattage calculated

is same as shop drawing
data.

Manufacturer’s
Specifications:

Heater:
Watts _____
Volts ______
Phase _____

Pump:
Watts _____
Volts ______
Phase _____

Record issues Issue Log Item:

Initial Date

414. Verify operation of Loss of Power Alarm is

battery and starting operable. Record results in Data
system. Table.
Low Battery Volt Alarms at:
18.6V-25.7V. Record cell voltages for
all cells with terminals
High Battery Volt Alarms at: available, total battery
26.9V-36.3V. charging voltage and
charging current.
Power On led in on. Manufacturer’s

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Battery Heater Pad: 120VAC Specifications:

input.
Nom. Batt. Voltage:
__________

Rec. Float Charge

Voltage: ________

Float Voltage: _______

Equalize Voltage: _____

Max over float

Ampere Taper (Max to
Min): ______

Nominal Output Voltage:

______

Input Voltage: _______

Ambient Temp: -40ºF to

122ºF

Record issues Issue Log Item:

Initial Date

415. Verify operation of Space heaters operate when Record results in Data
generator space generator is not running and Table.
heaters not operating while generator is
running. Record supply voltages
and amperage with
heater in operation.

Calculate heater wattage

based on line voltage
and current.

Verify wattage calculated

is same as shop drawing
data.
Manufacturer’s
Specifications:

Heater:
Watts _____
Volts ______
Phase _____

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Initial Date

419. Test the Long Time Long delay current pick up and Record results in Data
Delay (LTD) time delay per coordination Table.
(seconds) and study. Test Name: Primary
Long Time Pickup Current Inject. Reference
current (LDPU) Equip. Table
(amperes) setting
of the breaker, by
using primary
current injection.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

Initial Date

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EPS Supplying Load.

Control switch not in Auto.

High Battery Voltage.

Low Battery Voltage.

Battery Charger AC Failure.

Lamp Test.

Contacts for local and remote

common alarm.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

Initial Date

426. Verify all shutdown Overcrank. 1-5 NFPA 110

conditions per Spec Section 16231
manufacturer’s High Water Temp.
instructions and
verify operation
Low Oil Pressure.
and local
annunciation at
Engine Generator Overspeed.
Control Panel.
Low Coolant Level.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

Initial Date

427. Verify remote Overcrank. 1-9 NFPA 110

audible Spec Section 16231
annunciation of all Low Water Temp.
status,
warning/pre-alarm,
High Water Temp.
and shutdown
conditions per
manufacturer’s Low Oil Pressure.
instructions.
Overspeed.

Low Coolant Level.

Control switch not in Auto.

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Contacts for local and remote

common alarm.

“cold start” Record results in Data
condition, conduct Air intake louvers open fully. Table.
a load performance
test, by initiating a Load generator for a
Exhaust damper opens fully.
NORMAL failure maximum of 2 hrs using
and transfer of available building load
ATS’s for time Fuel is not leaking. and/or a load bank
specified in the
remarks column. Coolant is not leaking. During test, verify
exhaust, coolant, and
Lube oil is not leaking. fuel system is functioning

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Exhaust system expansion is properly.

not transferred to engine
system components. Test Name: 2 Hour Load
Bank Test Reference
Equip. Table

Exhaust system is not leaking.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

Initial Date

for 3.5 hrs

During test, verify

exhaust, coolant, and
fuel system is functioning
properly.

Test Name: 4 Hour Load

Bank Test Reference
Equip. Table

Record issues Issue Log Item:

Initial Date

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435. In conjunction with Voltage regulation is ±1%. Record results in Data

load performance Table Record voltage at
test, verify voltage no load.
regulation by
recording RMS Record voltage at 50%
voltage while load.
increasing load on
generator. Record voltage at 75%
load.

Record voltage at 100%

load.

Calculate voltage
regulation percentage.
Test Name: Volt. & Freq.
Regulation
Reference Equip. Table

Record issues Issue Log Item:

Initial Date

436. In conjunction with Frequency regulation is ±1% Record results in Data

load performance Table Record frequency
test, verify at no load.
frequency
regulation by Record frequency at 50%
recording load.
frequency while
increasing load on Record frequency at 75%
generator. load.

Record frequency at
100% load.

Calculate voltage
regulation percentage.

Test Name: Volt. & Freq.

Regulation
Reference Equip.
Table

Record issues Issue Log Item:

Initial Date

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437. During load Manufacturer’s

performance test, Specifications:
verify engine RPM @ 60Hz: 1800
operation is within RPM
normal operating
limits. Coolant Amb. Temp:
190ºF

Record issues Issue Log Item:

Initial Date

Record issues Issue Log Item:

Initial Date

performed on the connections properly torqued Table.
generator, verify and marked.
tightness of field Bolted torque should
landed feeder comply with NETA Table
terminations. 100.12 unless
manufacturer specified
values are listed on the
equipment.

Secondary distribution
feeder connections are
not included in the test.

Test Name: Bolt Torque

Reference Equip. Table

Record issues Issue Log Item:

Initial Date

446. Refill fuel tanks and Fuel level indicator verifies 90%
verify 90% fuel fuel level in day tank.
levels

Fuel level indicator verifies 90%

fuel level in storage tank.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

Initial Date

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NAMEPLATE DATA

Engine Nameplate (May be found in multiple nameplate locations)

Parameter Data
Equipment ID
Manufacturer
Serial Number
Model Number
Date Manufactured
Horsepower
kW

Generator Nameplate
Parameter Data
Manufacturer
Serial Number
Model Number
Date Manufactured
Volts
Amps
KVA
Frequency
RPM
KW
PF
Insulation Class:

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Battery Nameplate
Parameter Data
Manufacturer
Serial Number
Model Number
Quantity
Volts
Cold Cranking Amps

Battery Charger Nameplate

Parameter Data
Manufacturer
Serial Number
Model Number
Input Amps
Input Volts
Output Amps
Output Volts

Circuit Breaker Name Plate Data

Parameter Data

Manufacturer:

Type/Model:

Serial Number:

Frame Size/Rating

Interrupting Rating

Voltage Rating

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Radiator Nameplate
Parameter Data
Manufacturer
Serial Number
Model Number
Date Manufactured

Coolant Pump(s) & Heater(s)

Designation Volts Amps Watts

Battery System
Cell Volts Charging Volts Charging Amps

Space Heater(s)
Designation Voltage Amperage Wattage

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Test Equipment Used:

Test Name Manufacturer Model Number Serial Number Calibration(Date)

Insulation Resistance (1000 VDC)

Generator Windings A-B B-C C-A A-G B-G C-G

1 Minute (Meg Ohms)

10 Minutes (Meg Ohms)

Circuit Breaker

1 Minute (Meg Ohms)

Circuit Breaker Contact Resistance

Phase A B C

(Micro Ohms)

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Current Injection
Function Actual Set. Test Test Point Nominal A B C
Setting Val.

LTD

LDPU

STD

SDPU

INSTPU

GFD

GFPU

2 Hour Load Bank Test

Crank Time Until Prime Mover Start and Runs

Time Required for Prime Mover to Come Up to Operating Speed

Voltage Overshoot

Frequency Overshoot

Time Required to Achieve Steady State Operation

Time Load RPM Freq. Amps Volts kW Oil Oil Exhaust Cool. Fuel Batt.
Press Temp Temp Temp Level Chrg
Rate
0 min 100%
5 min 100%
10 min 100%
15 min 100%
30 min 100%
45 min 100%
1 hour 100%
1 hour 100%
15 min
1 hour 100%
30 min
1 hour 100%
45 min

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2 hour 100%

4 Hour Load Bank Test

Time Load RPM Freq. Amps Volts kW Oil Oil Exhaust Cool. Fuel Batt.
Press Temp Temp Temp Level Chrg
Rate
0 min 50%
5 min 50%
10 min 50%
15 min 75%
30 min 75%
45 min 100%
1 hour 100%
1 hour 100%
15 min
1 hour 100%
30 min
1 hour 100%
45 min

2 hour 100%

2 hour 100%
15 min
2 hour 100%
30 min
2 hour 100%
45 min
3 hour 100%

3 hour 100%
15 min
3 hour 100%
30 min
3 hour 100%
45 min
4 hour 100%

Voltage & Frequency Regulation

Function 50% Load 75% Load 100% Load

Voltage (V)

Frequency (hz)

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Phase Rotation – (Circle Phase Rotation)

Normal Power ABC ACB

Emergency Power ABC ACB

Sound Level
Location Decibel (DB)

Back Pressure Test

System Exhaust Pressure Location

Block Load Test

Recovery Time: _________

Bolt Torque (Newton Meters or Foot Pounds)

Bolt/Lug A B C N G

Normal

Emergency Lugs

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Final Sign-Off

Commissioning Agent Printed Name Initials Date

CONTRACTOR PRINTED NAME INITIALS DATE

General Contractor (GC)

Mechanical Contractor (MC)

Electrical Contractor (EC)

TAB Contractor (TAB)

Controls Contractor (CC)

Owner’s O&M Personnel

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Automatic Transfer Switches

Functional Performance Test
Equipment ID [Equipment ID]
Building [Building]
Location [Room]

System Description
Description:

Operational Assumptions:

Initial Test Start Date End Date Initials

Results (Check one) Explanation:
Pass
Fail
Partial Test w/Corrective Actions
Complete Test w/Corrective Actions
Other

Re-Test 1 Start Date End Date Initials

Results (Check one) Explanation:
Pass
Fail
Partial Test w/Corrective Actions
Complete Test w/Corrective Actions
Other

Re-Test 2 Start Date End Date Initials

Results (Check one) Explanation:
Pass
Fail
Partial Test w/Corrective Actions
Complete Test w/Corrective Actions
Other

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Deferred/Seasonal Test Start Date End Date Initials

Results (Check one) Explanation:
Pass
Fail
Partial Test w/Corrective Actions
Complete Test w/Corrective Actions
Other

Test Participants
Organization Required Optional
General Contractor
Mechanical Contractor
Electrical Contractor
TAB Contractor
Controls Contractor
Owner’s O&M Personnel

Test Equipment Required (to be provided by the Contractor

Test Name Equipment Description

Bolt Torque Calibrated torque wrench
Bolted Connection or Four-probe Digital Low Resistance Ohmmeter (DLRO)
Contact Resistance
Voltage/Continuity DVM
Insulation Resistance Battery or line-powered (Hand-crank not acceptable).
Relay Operation Variable AC Voltage source

System Readiness Summary Checklist

Description Yes No Date
System Ready for Test
Required Personnel Available
Required Tools/Test Equipment/Supplies Available
Required Safety Equipment Available

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PRE-TEST VISUAL MECHANICAL INSPECTION

447. Safe conditions

(protective gear in-
place, available &
procedures
observed)

Record issues Issue Log Item:

Initial Date

448. Confirm that Source:

Normal: MDS.
NORMAL and Normal: ________
EMERGENCY
sources match final Emergency: ________
Emergency: EDP.
design drawings.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

Initial Date

449. Verify equipment Volts:________.

nameplate data
matches one-line
drawings, Amps:________.
specifications,
and/or shop
drawings and 4 pole, 4W.
record date on
attached table.
Frequency: 60hZ.

Interrupting Rating:______.

Enclosure:______.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

Initial Date

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450. Verify permanent Melamine plastic laminate, Spec Section 16075

labels for transfer minimum 1/16” thick.
switch is installed.

Black letters on white face.

Secured with self tapping,

stainless-steel (SS) screws or
SS machine screws with nuts
and flat and lock washers.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

Initial Date

451. Verify accessibility Door opens freely and swings

for maintenance. fully open.

3’-6” minimum clearance in

front of switch.

Cables do not block access to

indicators or adjustable
components.

Cables do not block access to

manual transfer switch
operator.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

Initial Date

452. Inspect physical

No visible signs of damage.
and mechanical
conditions.
No visible dirt, metal chips or
contamination.

Appropriate source indicating

lights are illuminated.

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460. Perform an Minimum insulation resistance Record results in Data

insulation shall be 100 megohms. Table.
resistance test at
1000VDC on each Test for one minute in
bus section, phase- accordance with NETA
to-phase and Table 100.1.
phase to ground.
Isolate ALL control wiring
and electronic devices
prior to testing.

Test across open

contacts for both
NORMAL and
EMERGENCY sources.

Test phase-to-ground
with all other phases
grounded for both
NORMAL and
EMERGENCY sources.

Spec Section 16415

Test Name: Insulation

Resistance, Reference
Equipment Table

Record issues Issue Log Item:

Initial Date

461. Perform insulation Insulation resistance shall Record results in Data

resistance test at equal or exceed 100 Megohms. Table.
1000 VDC to verify
Automatic Transfer Test for one minute in
Switch is isolated accordance with NETA
from load when Table 100.1.
bypassed.
Isolate ALL control wiring
and electronic devices
prior to testing

Test Name: Insulation

Resistance, Reference
Equipment Table

Record issues Issue Log Item:

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462. Verify the operation All data displays operate. Record Password:
of four-line LCD _______
display and All program parameters
character accessible.
keyboard.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

Initial Date

463. Verify “In Phase In phase monitoring is enabled.

Monitoring” setting.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

Initial Date

464. Verify all voltage, Use ATS microprocessor Record values in the
frequency, and control system. “Actual Setpoint” column
time delay settings. in the ATS Parameters
Device pick-up (PU) and drop- and Setpoints table
out (DO).
Spec Section 16415

Record issues Issue Log Item:

Initial Date

465. Verify all applicable Operating Conditions:

local and remote NORMAL power available
annunciation by the
monitoring system
for various
operating
conditions.

EMERGENCY power avail.

ATS in NORMAL position.

ATS in EMERGENCY position.

LED indicating lights are

operating.

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Initial Date

466. Verify proper phase Emergency source matches

rotation utility source.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

Initial Date

TRANSFER OPERATION TESTS

467. Disconnect Time delay on engine start Record results in Data

NORMAL power equals setpoint. Table.
source to transfer
switch. Start signal sent to engine Spec Section 16231
generator.

Transfer time delay equals

setpoint.

Time delay in neutral equals

setpoint.

ATS transfers to Emergency

source position.

Total time to connect to

Emergency source is no more
than 10-seconds.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

471. Verify Automatic ATS mechanism is de-

Transfer Switch energized and power passes
manual bypass and through the bypass/isolation
isolation switch switch path.
operation with
NORMAL source
energized and load
on ATS.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

Initial Date

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472. Restore the ATS mechanism is energized

Automatic Transfer and the bypass/isolation switch
Switch to its path is de-energized.
automatic mode by
manually reversing
the bypass and
isolation switch
operation.

Record issues Issue Log Item:

Contact Resistance
Contacts A B C N
Normal
Emergency

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Insulation Resistance
Phase to Phase A–B B-C C–A
Normal
Emergency
Phase to Ground A-G B-G C–G
Normal
Emergency
To Load
(ATS in Bypass) A – LOAD B – LOAD C - LOAD
Normal
Emergency

PARAMETERS AND SETPOINTS

Voltage
Actual Specification
Parameter Setpoint Setpoint Range Factory Default
Normal Over-Voltage Dropout
Normal Over -Voltage Pickup
Emergency Over-Voltage Dropout
Emergency Over -Voltage Pickup
Normal Under-Voltage Dropout
Normal Under-Voltage Pickup
Emergency Under-Voltage
Dropout
Emergency Under-Voltage Pickup

Frequency
Actual Specification
Parameter Setpoint Setpoint Range Factory Default
Normal Over-Frequency Dropout
Normal Over -Frequency Pickup
Emergency Over-Frequency
Dropout
Emergency Over -Frequency
Pickup
Normal Under-Frequency Dropout
Normal Under-Frequency Pickup

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Actual Specification
Parameter Setpoint Setpoint Range Factory Default
Emergency Under-Frequency
Dropout
Emergency Under-Frequency
Pickup

Time Delay
Actual Specification
Parameter Setpoint Setpoint Range Factory Default
Neutral Position Time Delay
Normal Failure Time Delay (Gen
Start)
Emergency Failure Time Delay
Transfer to Emergency Time
Delay
Return to Normal Time Delay
Engine Cool Down
Note: The “Actual Setpoint” column in the above table should be filled in during step 0

Feeder Termination Torque (Newton Meters or Foot-Pounds)

TORQUE A B C N G
FEEDERS

NORMAL

EMERGENCY

LOAD

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Final Sign-Off

Commissioning Agent Printed Name Initials Date

CONTRACTOR PRINTED NAME INITIALS DATE

General Contractor (GC)

Mechanical Contractor (MC)

Electrical Contractor (EC)

TAB Contractor (TAB)

Controls Contractor (CC)

Owner’s O&M Personnel

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