Air Conditioning Inspections

CIBSE accredited Air Conditioning Inspectors can provide you with air conditioning inspection reports for both simple and complex systems.

CIBSE LCEAs are trained and certified to provide a high quality professional service, our Energy Assessors are at the forefront of market because they hold the knowledge to make your building more energy efficient.

You can find a CIBSE accredited Air Conditioning Energy Assessor in your area by searching our register of Low Carbon Energy Assessors

When is an Air Conditioning System Inspection Required?

The Energy Performance of Buildings (Certificates and Inspections) (England and Wales) Regulations 2007 require inspection of all air conditioning systems with rated outputs over 12 kW at intervals not greater than 5 years. Those over 12kW must be inspected by 4 January 2011 and the work must be carried out by an accredited inspector.

CIBSE accredits only air conditioning inspectors capable of working on complex systems, although all those accredited by CIBSE can also inspect simple systems. For an explanation of a simple and complex air conditioning system click here

Useful Air Conditioning Inspector Documents

Guide to Air Conditioning Inspections for Buildings (DCLG)
Energy Certificates and Air Conditioning Inspections for Buildings (DCLG)
TM44: Inspection of Air Conditioning Systems (available for purchase from CIBSE Bookshop)