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Is .35. Since .4 U value is greater than the maximum allowable value of .35 U value then Comcheck Web will generate a failing score and report.Choosing the correct windows and doors is very critical in Comcheck reporting and the U value of components help make sure that your Comcheck will pass without failure.Comcheck Energy Report: What to ExpectSHGC: This is the solar heat gain coefficient. Each state also has a maximum SHGC that the glazed windows and doors can have. A common threshold in southern states where SHGC is mandated is .25 although it differs state to state. If your windows or doors have an average SHGC that is above the required level in Comcheck Web, Comcheck Desktop, or New Comcheck then the project will automatically fail.Energy Code: Comcheck has alot of different energy codes that can be used on every project. You can even toggle in and out of some energy codes to see how the project would fair under different criteria. One way to easily fail a Comcheck is to use the wrong code.Comcheck Energy Code Chart (2024)For example: Your Comcheck Report required IECC 2024 Comcheck Report but you created your Comcheck Energy report using IECC 2021. The solution would be to use Comcheck Web or New Comcheck to update the Comcheck to the IECC 2024 Comcheck Energy Code.Another example: You create your Comcheck Using the very stringent IECC 2024 Comcheck Energy Reporting Code. However, the building department automatically failed the project, because the adopted code for their jurisdiction is IECC 2021. The solution would be to use New Comcheck or Comcheck Web to change the project to the correct code.Overall, it can be easy to enter data incorrectly, choose the wrong components, or use the wrong energy code when creating Comcheck Energy Reports. However, fixing the errors can be easy if you know what to look for. We hope this blog post article on fixing Comcheck report failures can help you. If you need a Comcheck created for you then email PDF plans, jobsite address, and square footage to comcheck@comcheck.net. Thanks for reading our Comcheck Energy Reporting Blog. Your building inspector has asked you to prepare a Comcheck Energy Report on your commercial construction problem. The only problem is, you do not know anything about Comcheck reporting or the requirements. Welcome to the Comcheck Energy Report blog and today we will help you know what to
Key features of the Comcheck that are enabled through these drivers include:
- What is COMcheck? - Therm-All
- An Introduction to COMcheck REScheck - SEDAC
- comcheck - The Building Code Forum
- COMcheck 4.1.5.5 AIA Indiana
- What is COMcheck ? - Therm-All
- COMcheck Part 1: A Breakdown of COMcheck - YouTube
- New Comcheck - Comcheck Report Creation Service
Them live Comcheck Web updates is an important function for us.We appreciate the Department of Energy, Pacific Northwest Laboratory, and Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy for their commitment to maintaining Comcheck Web.What’s next?We are going to spend some time looking over the new version of Comcheck Web and generating Comcheck Commercial Energy Reports. We will compare the new Comchecks to the old Comchecks and if we find any major differences in the new versions we can let you know in the Comcheck blog.Now you can take this time to prepare for any future outages of Comcheck Web, here’s how:Download Comcheck Desktop for offline use.Perform hand written calculations and enter them later as Comcheck Web comes back online.Plan Comcheck reports ahead of scheduled maintenance (as mentioned in our previous blog post). Wait for the update to finish if you have the flexibility. Then finish your Comcheck Energy Reports.Stay informed!The Comcheck.net Comcheck Blog is your source for the latest Comcheck Web news and updates.Need a Comcheck?Email your PDF plans, jobsite address, and square footage to Comcheck@Comcheck.net for assistance.Thank you for being a part of the Comcheck Web community! Comcheck Web MaintenanceWhen logging into Comcheck Web I noticed the following Message:“COMcheck-Web will undergo scheduled maintenance starting on Friday, March 15th at 5:00 PM PST. We anticipate resuming normal operations by Saturday, March 16th at 5:00 PM PST.”I just wanted to make any Comcheck Web users who frequent our Comcheck blog aware of the coming maintenance session.We can only speculate what the update is about. We have recently seen the Comcheck homepage include a section for New Comcheck.While this is probably the most exciting news for Comcheck reports and Comcheck services in the past decade we do not think this maintenance update is the same as the New Comcheck rollout.We believe this Comcheck update to be more of a routine maintenance or server update to keep the online components of Comcheck running smoothly. If you do enough Comchecks you can easily recognize when it is taking longer for files to load within the Comcheck interface. Here are some basics steps that the software experts who manage Comcheck Web might be undertaking:Basic server maintenance is all about keeping your server running smoothly and securely. It’s like giving your car regular oil changes and tune-ups to prevent breakdowns. Here are some key aspects of basic server maintenance:Updates: Regularly update your server’s operating system, applications,
