N.M. Admin. Code § 14.7.6.10 - CHAPTER 2 [RE] DEFINITIONS
See this chapter of the IECC except as provided below.
A.
Section R201.1
Scope. See this section of the IECC and add the following: If the same
term is defined in the New Mexico construction codes and in the IECC, the term
shall have the meaning given it in the New Mexico construction codes.
B.
Section R201.3 Terms defined in
other codes. Delete this section of the IECC and substitute with the
following: Terms that are not defined in this code but are defined in the
NMRBC, NMMC, NMPC, NMEC, or any other New Mexico building code shall have the
meanings ascribed to them in those codes.
C.
Section R202 General
definitions. See this section of the IECC except as provided below.
(1)
NMRECC means 2021 New Mexico
Residential Energy Conservation Code.
(2)
NMRBC means 14.7.3 NMAC,
current adopted New Mexico Residential Building Code.
(3)
NMPC means current adopted
14.8.2 NMAC, New Mexico Plumbing Code.
(4)
NMMC means 14.9.2 NMAC, NMMC
current adopted New Mexico Mechanical Code.
(6)
RESCHECK. A document
describing the overall efficiency of the insulation of a building which works
by performing a simple U-factor x Area (UA) calculation for each building
assembly to determine the overall UA of a building. The UA of the proposed
project building is compared to the code requirements.
(7)
RESNET Software. Is an
approved software program to meet the performance requirements of the
IECC.
(8)
ASTM. Means
the American society for testing and materials, an international standards
organization that develops and publishes voluntary consensus building technical
standards for a wide range of materials utilized in construction.
(9)
HERS. Means the home energy
rating system index and is the industry standard by which home energy
efficiency is measured. It is also the nationally recognized system for
inspecting and calculating home energy performance.
(10)
Electric vehicle (EV). Add
the following definition to the IECC: An automotive-type vehicle for on-road
use, such as passenger automobiles, buses, trucks, vans, neighborhood electric
vehicles, and electric motorcycles, primarily powered by an electric motor that
draws current from a building electrical service, EVSE, a rechargeable storage
battery, a fuel cell, a photovoltaic array, or another source of electric
current. Plug-in hybrid electric vehicles are electric vehicles that have a
second source of motive power. Off-road, self-propelled electric mobile
equipment such as industrial trucks, hoists, lifts, transports, golf carts,
airline ground support equipment, tractors, boats, and the like are not
considered electric vehicles.
(11)
Electric vehicle supply equipment (EVSE). Add the following
definition to the IECC: Equipment for plug-in power transfer including the
ungrounded, grounded and equipment grounding conductors, and the electric
vehicle connectors, attachment plugs, personal protection system and all other
fittings, devices, power outlets or apparatus installed specifically for the
purpose of transferring energy between the premises wiring and the electric
vehicle.
(12)
Unconditioned
space. Add the following definition to the IECC: Space within a building
that is not mechanically heated or cooled and is outside the building thermal
envelope.
(13)
Vapor retarder
class. Add the following definition to the IECC: A measure of a material
or assembly's ability to limit the amount of moisture that passes through that
material or assembly. Vapor retarder class shall be defined using the desiccant
method of ASTM E96 as follows:
|
(a) |
class I: |
0.1 perm or less; |
|
|
(b) |
class II: |
> 0.1 perm |
<= 1.0 perm; |
|
(c) |
class III: |
> 1.0 perm |
<= 10 perm. |
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