2019 Energy Code
• Central water-heating systems oPlumbing route from solar zone to water-heating system • Must comply with the California Fire Code solar access requirements. Solar Ready Buildings Mandatory Requirements. All Buildings § 110.10(d) Documentation • Copy to occupant
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