Title 24 Acceptance Testing & Electrical
California's Title 24 energy code requires mechanical acceptance testing on qualifying HVAC systems before occupancy. Controls of Things is a registered Mechanical Acceptance Testing Employer — the same team that engineers and certifies the sequence.
Mechanical Acceptance Testing
- VAV and single-zone system verification
- Economizer performance testing
- Demand control ventilation
- Supply air temperature and duct static pressure reset
- Hydronic system and valve verification
- Automatic demand shed control
Testing by the People Who Understand the Sequence
Most acceptance testing firms document a failure. We wrote the control sequences on many of the systems we test, which means when something doesn’t pass, we can fix the control issue directly instead of handing back a report and a callback number.
Licensed to Self-Perform the Supporting Scope
Our C-7 Low Voltage and C-10 Electrical licenses exist to serve the automation and acceptance-testing work — not as separate service lines. It means the wiring, the controls, and the certification can move under one license instead of three subcontractors.
Registration Details
- Credential
- Mechanical Acceptance Testing Technician (MATT)
- Employer Registration
- Mechanical Acceptance Testing Employer (MATE)
- Certifying Body
- RSES
- Valid Through
- 06/17/2027
- Approved Forms
- NRCA-MCH-02, NRCA-MCH-03, NRCA-MCH-04, NRCA-MCH-05, NRCA-MCH-12
- Counties Served
- San Diego, Imperial, Los Angeles, Orange, Riverside, San Bernardino
Have an upcoming Title 24 deadline?
Send us the project scope and timeline and we'll tell you what's needed to pass.