Table . – Eligible space heating scenarios Product category number Scenario Number Decommissioning requirements Product to be installed Historical schedule number 10A 10A(i) Hard-wired electric room heater used as the main form of heating the premises. Air to air heat pump (other than a ducted air to air heat pump) 10A 10A(ii) Room air to air heat pump or other room heater 10A 10A(iii) Plug in electric heater used as the main form of heating the premises, or wood fired room heater used as the main form of heating: an entire Class 1a, 4, 5, 6, 7b or 8 Building an entire dwelling within a Class 1b or 2 Building a room within a Class 3 or 9 Building as per the BCA” 10A 10A(iv) Refrigerative air conditioner (non-ducted) that is not located in if in residential premises, a bedroom, or otherwise, a room with an area less than 20m2 and a hard-wired electric room heater used as the main form of heating the premises 10A 10A(v) Refrigerative air conditioner (non-ducted) that is not located in if in residential premises, a bedroom, or otherwise, a room with an area less than 20m2 and a plug in electric room heater used as the main form of heating the premises 10A 10A(vi) Refrigerative room air conditioner that is not located in if in residential premises, a bedroom, or otherwise, a room with an area less than 20m2 and a gas or LPG room heater 10A Specified Minimum Energy Efficiency The product installed must meet the relevant additional requirements listed in Table 10.2. Table . – Additional requirements for space heating equipment to be installed Product category number Requirement type Efficiency requirement 10A Minimum performance requirement Product achieves: a minimum RTHC of 2 kW at the H1 temperature condition a minimum ACOP of 4.2, if RTHC is 3 kW or less 4, in any other case
Scenario 15H: Ceiling outlet sealing upgrade. The GHG equivalent emissions reduction for each scenario is given by Equation 15.8, using the variables listed in Table 15.9. If multiple installations are carried out at the same site and within the same period, please be that the total GHG equivalent emissions equal the sum of the GHG equivalent emissions reductions for all upgrades of the same scenario type. Equation . – GHG equivalent emissions reduction calculation for Scenario 15H Table . – GHG equivalent emissions reduction variables for Scenario 15H type Condition Input value GHG Savings In every instance Lifetime Product warranty of 2 to 5 years 5.00 Product warranty of over 5 10.00 Regional Factor For upgrades in Metropolitan Victoria – Climatic region Mild 1.05 For upgrades in Metropolitan Victoria – Climatic region Cold 1.88 For upgrades in Regional Victoria – Climatic region Mild 0.84 For upgrades in Regional Victoria – Climatic region Cold 1.93 For upgrades in Regional Victoria – Climatic region Hot 0.55 ***There is no Part 16 Activity Part 17 Activity– Low flow shower rose Activity Description Part 17 of Schedule 2 of the Regulations prescribes the upgrade of a shower rose as an eligible activity for the purposes of the Victorian Energy Upgrades program. Table 17.1 lists the types of shower rose products that may replace inefficient shower roses. Each type of upgrade is known as a scenario. Each scenario has its own method for determining GHG equivalent reduction.
Table . – GHG equivalent emissions reduction variables for Scenario 32A Measurement, testings and ratings must be in accordance with the Greenhouse and Energy Minimum Standards (Refrigerated Display Cabinets) Determination 2012 Input type Condition Input value Baseline RS 1 – shelves 4.02 RS 1 – lit shelves 5.68 RS 2 – shelves 4.07 RS 2 – lit shelves 5.43 RS 3 – unlit shelves 4.75 RS 3 – lit shelves 5.88 RS 4 – glass door 3.11 RS 6 – gravity coil 4.55 RS 6 – fan coil 4.53 RS 7 – fan coil 4.73 RS 8 – gravity coil 3.92 RS 8 – fan coil 4.22 RS 9 – fan coil 3.87 RS 10 – low 5.97 RS 11 12.20 RS 12 21.22 RS 13 – solid sided 6.23 RS 13 – sided 6.26 RS 14 – solid sided 4.96 RS 14 – glass sided 11.86 RS 15 – glass door 11.86 RS 16 – glass door 12.98 RS 18 15.54 RS 19 11.57 HC1 3.68 HC4 4.96 VC1 10.48 VC2 8.40 VC4 – solid door 5.52 VC4 – glass door 5.52 HF4 8.48 HF6 2.56 VF4 – solid door 13.28
Activity is not part of upgrades refurbishment that is required to comply with Part J6 of the Building Code as amended from time to time As determined by Table 34.12 Additional variables for determining GHG reduction Table . – Annual operating hours and illumination power density (IPD) at sites required to comply with Part J6 of the Building Code Type of space Annual operating (per year) IPD Auditorium, church and public hall 2000 10 Board room and conference room 3000 10 Carpark—entry zone (first 20 m of travel) 7000 25 Carpark—general (undercover) 7000 6 Common rooms, spaces and corridors in a Class 2 building 7000 8 Control room, switch room and the like in a 2 building As determined by Table 34.8 9 Corridors As determined by Table 34.8 8 Courtroom 2000 12 Dormitory of a Class 3 building used for sleeping only 3000 6 Dormitory of a Class 3 building used for sleeping and study 3000 9 lobby from outside the building As determined by Table 34.8 15 Health care – children’s ward and examination room 6000 10 Health care – patient ward 6000 7 Health-care—all patient care areas including corridors where cyanosis lamps are used 6000 13 Kitchen and food preparation area As determined by 34.8 8 Laboratory—artificially lit to an ambient level of 400 lx or more 3000 12 Library—stack and shelving area 3000 12 Library – reading room and general areas 3000 10 Lounge area for communal use in a Class 3 building or Class 9c aged care building 7000 10 Maintained emergency lighting 8500 1 Museum and gallery—circulation, cleaning and service lighting 2000 8 Office – artificially lit to an ambient level of 200 lx or more 3000 9 Office – artificially lit to an ambient level of less than 200 lx 3000 7 Plant room As determined by 34.8 5 A for the serving and consumption of food or drinks to the public that fall under Division H - Accommodation and food services as 5000 18