Update coming for best practice AC guideline
AIRAH is updating its Air Conditioning Residential Best Practice Guideline for Victoria and is seeking industry reviewers to contribute to the process.
What changes are coming to Victoria's residential air conditioning best practice guidelines?
HVAC technicians and refrigeration mechanics in Victoria may see changes to residential AC installation and service standards affecting daily work practices.
Key takeaways
- AIRAH is revising the residential AC best practice guideline specific to Victoria.
- Industry professionals are being sought to participate as reviewers in the update process.
- The updated guideline may affect how residential AC work is conducted in Victoria.
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