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Table 11.5.2.7.2-3 Minimum Efficiency Requirements: Commercial Dishwashers

Machine TypeHigh-Temp Efficiency RequirementsCol3Low-Temp Efficiency RequirementsCol5Test Procedure
Machine TypeIdle
Energy Rate a
Water
Consumption b
Idle
Energy Rate a
Water
Consumption b
Water
Consumption b
Under counter≤0.50_kW_≤0.86 GPR≤0.50_kW_≤1.19 GPRASTM Standard
F1696-18
ASTM Standard
F1920-15
Stationary single-tank door≤0.70_kW_≤0.89 GPR≤0.60_kW_≤1.18 GPR≤1.18 GPR
Pot, pan, and utensil≤1.20_kW_≤0.58 GPR≤1.00_kW_≤0.58 GPSF≤0.58 GPSF
Single-tank conveyor≤1.50_kW_≤0.70 GPR≤1.50_kW_≤0.79 GPR≤0.79 GPR
Multiple-tank conveyor≤2.25_kW_≤0.54 GPR≤2.00_kW_≤0.54 GPR≤0.54 GPR
Single-tank flight typeReportedGPH ≤ 2.975_x_ + 55.00ReportedGPH ≤ 2.975_x_ + 55.00GPH ≤ 2.975_x_ + 55.00
Multiple-tank flight typeReportedGPH ≤ 4.96_x_ + 17.00ReportedGPH ≤ 4.96_x_ + 17.00GPH ≤ 4.96_x_ + 17.00

a. Idle results should be measured with the door closed and represent the total idle energy consumed by the machine including all tank heater(s) and controls. Internal or external

booster heater energy consumption shall not be part of this measurement unless it cannot be separately monitored. b. GPR = gallons per rack; GPSF = gallons per square foot of rack; GPH = gallons per hour; x = square feet of conveyor belt (i.e., width × length)/min (max conveyor speed).

Table 11.5.2.7.2-4 Minimum Efficiency Requirements: Commercial Ovens

Col1Col2Convection OvensCol4Col5
GasFull size≤12,000 Btu/h≥46ASTM F1496-13
ElectricHalf size≤1.0_kW_≥71≥71
ElectricFull size≤1.60_kW_≤1.60_kW_≤1.60_kW_

Combination Ovens [ a]

GasSteam mode≤200P + 6511 Btu/h≥41ASTM F2861-17
GasConvection mode≤150P + 5425 Btu/h≥56≥56
ElectricSteam mode≤0.133P + 0.6400_kW_≥55≥55
ElectricConvection mode≤0.080P + 0.4989_kW_≥76≥76

Rack Ovens

GasSingle≤25,000 Btu/h≥48ASTM F2093-18
GasDouble≤30,000 Btu/h≥52≥52

a. P = pan capacity, the number of steam table pans the combination oven is able to accommodate as per ASTM F1495-14a.

c. Automatically identify HVAC system faults using algorithmic-based analysis that performs rule-based,

time-series trend-based, statistically based, or model-based diagnostics, including (where applicable) identification of, at a minimum, the following faults that affect energy performance:

  1. Simultaneous heating and cooling above an expected threshold or short-term cycling between heating and cooling

  2. System operation outside of scheduled hours above an expected threshold

  3. Air or fluid flows not modulating when designed to be variable

  4. Significant changes in energy use as a function of ambient or other conditions

d. Automatically provide authorized personnel with prioritized recommendations for fault repair of identi fied faults based on estimated excess energy consumption or cost of non- repair.

e. Be capable of transmitting the prioritized fault repair recommendations to remotely located authorized

personnel.

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