Air Pressure Test Certificate
An Air Pressure Test Certificate (also called an Air Tightness Test) records the measured air permeability of a building envelope. In England, Approved Document L asks for a test on every new dwelling. It is carried out by a tester registered with ATTMA or the Elmhurst Airtightness Scheme (EAS, formerly iATS), using a fan (blower door) at 50 Pa or a low-pressure pulse test at 4 Pa. For Building Regulations the tester lodges the test with their scheme, which issues the lodgement certificate that goes with the report.
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What it covers
- Building measurements (floor area, envelope area, volume)
- Test method and equipment details
- Air permeability result at 50 Pa, or at 4 Pa for a pulse test
- Pass/fail against Part L target
- Wind conditions and temperature correction
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