Clarification on air discharge requirements in AS 1668.2:2024
Standards Australia and Technical Committee ME-062 have issued a clarification on air discharge requirements under AS 1668.2:2024, the ventilation and air conditioning standard.
What is the clarification on air discharge requirements in AS 1668.2:2024?
Affects HVAC technicians and mechanical services contractors. Clarification on AS 1668.2:2024 may change how air discharge systems are designed or installed on jobs.
Key takeaways
- Standards Australia has issued a clarification on AS 1668.2:2024 air discharge requirements.
- The clarification came from Technical Committee ME-062, which covers ventilation and air conditioning.
- HVAC contractors should review the statement to ensure their work aligns with the updated guidance.
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