HVAC Audit

Cooling performance, airflow, redundancy and efficiency.

HVAC Audit

A performance and redundancy review of your CRAC/CRAH units, chillers, and HVAC systems — verifying actual cooling capacity against IT load, and testing failover behavior under simulated fault conditions.

Scope

Scope, Standards & Methodology

Applicable Standards

ASHRAE 90.4, Uptime Institute Tier cooling criteria

Inspection Methodology

Equipment condition inspection, capacity-vs-load calculation, N+1/2N redundancy verification, set-point review.

Measurements & Instruments

Airflow meters, temperature/humidity loggers, refrigerant pressure gauges.

Outcomes

Deliverables

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Executive Summary

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Observations

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Risk Rating

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Photographs

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Recommendations

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Budgetary Estimate

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Priority Matrix

FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

What does the HVAC Audit engagement typically cover? +

It covers a structured on-site and documentation review focused on risks, gaps and actionable recommendations tailored to your facility. Scope is confirmed during kickoff so priorities stay clear.

How long does a HVAC Audit assessment usually take? +

Most assessments complete within a few days on site, depending on facility size and access. A draft findings pack follows shortly after, with a final report after review.

Will we receive a clear report after HVAC Audit? +

Yes. You receive prioritized findings, risk ratings and practical remediation guidance your team can act on — not just observations.

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