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A home is tested at two points for enclosure air leakage
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An energy monitoring system helps the homeowners track energy usage and solar power production.
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Internet-enabled lighting controls are part of many home automation systems and can increase safety and security as well as energy efficiency.
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Pressure manometers are used to determine the level of pressurization and rate of leakage when conducting blower door testing and building diagnostics
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Right - The electronics for this home’s smart home system, including a Wi-Fi router, and controls for lighting, HVAC, security, energy production and tracking are housed together with the electrical panel and HVAC equipment in the home’s utility room.
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Right – A utility room provides adequate space for the home’s mechanical systems and electronic smart home monitoring equipment.
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Right – Space was provided next to the electric meter for home’s solar and home energy management tracking electronics.
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Right – The home’s energy management system is installed in a utility closet next to the tankless water heater.
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The air tightness of the garage-to-house air barrier can be tested with a blower door kit and two manometers
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The home owner can track electricity production from the home’s solar panels through a web-based interface that is accessible on any computer or mobile device.
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The PNNL Quality Install Tool simplifies and standardizes the documentation of HVAC installations and efficiency upgrades through photo-based prompts