Yuma County Development Services Virtual Inspections HVAC Replacement

What is a virtual Inspection?

A virtual inspection allows the inspector to remotely view the site using a webcam controlled by the contractor/applicant saving time and money. Development Services is currently using free applications such as Skype, Tango and Facetime to perform inspections.

To schedule a virtual inspection call:

Ty Martinez (928) 446-9173

Javier Coronado (928) 318-9890

You will need:

 Internet access  Device with webcam  Free account with Skype or Tango if Facetime is not available.

Yuma County Development Services 2351 W. 26th St. Yuma, AZ 85364

Inspection Items for HVAC Replacement using Skype or Facetime Ty Martinez 928-446-9173 Javier Coronado 928-318-9890

Begin the Inspection on the Street in Front of the Structure:  Pan the phone to the left then back right; Approach the structure to verify address.

Review HVAC Unit Installation Requirements: Inspection Set up:  Remove HVAC panel cover where conductors enter the unit.  From the HVAC unit label: identify the unit model number, minimum and maximum breaker size.  Review and verify conductors entering the unit for size, type and connection to unit.  Review and verify conduit connections from unit to HVAC disconnect.

HVAC Disconnect: Inspection Set up:  Remove disconnect blade and cover exposing conductors and connections.  Review and verify conductor size, type and connection supplying the unit disconnect.  Review and verify conductors are protected as they enter the disconnect (bushing or clamp).  Review and verify conduit connections to the disconnect, conduit type, secure and support requirements from disconnect to panel.

Condensate Drain and Disposal:  Review and verify drain material type and support to final area of disposal.  Review slope of drain line.  Review and verify condensate disposal area (Is a French drain provided/required).

Service Panel: Inspection Set up:  Remove the dead front from the service panel or sub-panel serving the HVAC unit.  Identify and locate the circuit breaker serving the HVAC unit.  Verify conductor size, type, marking and connections within the panel.  Verify circuit breaker rating (must be within the range identified on the HVAC label).  Review and verify HVAC unit circuit breaker is permanently identified on the dead front.