During which phase does the CxT monitor Temperature Controls Verification?

Monitoring Temperature Controls Verification primarily occurs during the acceptance phase, which is focused on ensuring that the systems meet the specified criteria and function as intended before they are officially accepted for operation. In this phase, the CxT conducts testing, adjusting, and balancing of the temperature control systems to verify that they operate according to the design specifications and that they meet the project requirements.

The acceptance phase is critical for catching any issues that may arise during the commissioning process to ensure optimal functionality. Verification involves assessing various aspects such as temperature settings, response times, and overall system performance, which are vital for the efficiency and comfort of the building occupants.

While the design phase is essential for establishing system requirements, and the construction phase is focused on installation, it is during the acceptance phase that hands-on verification and testing take place to confirm that everything is operating correctly and as expected. Post-acceptance might involve ongoing monitoring and performance checks, but the initial verification prior to acceptance is a key step in the commissioning process.