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Run: Water Source Heat Pump Loop Commissioning Inspection

Use this Water Source Heat Pump Loop Commissioning Inspection to verify loop temperatures, terminal unit flow, isolation valve operation, and sign-off items ...

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Inspection Record and Scope

Record the building, loop name, project number, or asset ID being commissioned.
Document when the commissioning inspection was performed.
Enter the names and roles of the inspector, commissioning agent, or responsible technician.
Confirm that loop temperature limits, design flow values, and terminal unit requirements were available before inspection.

Loop Temperature Verification

Measure the water source heat pump loop supply temperature and compare it to the approved operating range.
Measure the loop return temperature and verify it remains within the approved operating range.
Record the observed supply-to-return temperature differential and confirm it is consistent with the system design intent.
Confirm whether any temperature alarms, unstable readings, or abnormal operating conditions were observed during the inspection.

Terminal Unit Flow Verification

Verify that measured flow matches the design intent at each terminal unit included in the inspection sample.
Record the measured flow rate for the terminal unit being inspected.
Confirm the flow control device, balancing valve, or circuit setter is adjusted to the documented setting.
Confirm the unit starts, circulates, and responds without short cycling, air binding, or abnormal noise during the test.

Isolation Valves and Hydronic Controls

Verify isolation valves are present at the locations required by the design or commissioning plan.
Confirm isolation valves serving the inspected loop or terminal unit are in the correct operating position.
Exercise the valve as needed and verify there is no visible leakage, binding, or damaged stem/handle condition.
Confirm the inspected valves are labeled or otherwise clearly identifiable for maintenance and emergency isolation.

Deficiencies, Corrective Actions, and Sign-Off

List any deficiencies, non-conformances, or critical items found during the inspection, including exact location and operational impact.
Document the corrective action, responsible party, and target completion date for each deficiency.
Inspector sign-off confirming the commissioning record is complete and accurate.

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