CSA A277-16 “Procedure for Certification of Prefabricated Buildings, Modules, and Panels”
British Columbia Building Code (Part 9)
British Columbia Plumbing Code
CSA C22.1 Canadian Electrical Code, Part 1 “Safety Standard for Electrical Installations”

Note: Unless otherwise specified, the standards/codes noted are the most current versions in effect.

Modular Homes

All markings must be permanent and visible after installation.
1. QAI label with ‘C’ identifier (item 1067, 3-1/2” diameter) is normally located in close proximity to the electrical panel and includes”
– Certification label serial number
– QAI certification logo with the “C” identifier
– “Modular Homes”
– QAI logo shown here:

2. The specification nameplate (item 1068, 8-1/2” x 14” in size) is normally located in close proximity to the electrical panel and includes:
– Manufacturer’s Name and Address
– Date of Manufacture
– Model Serial Number or Product Code
– Foundation Type (Perimeter Foundation or Piers)

– Floor Live Load
– Specified Snow Load (1/50)
– Seismic Response Sa (0.2)
– Hourly Wind Pressure (1/50)
– Envelope Effective Thermal Resistance
– Windows/Doors/Skylights Thermal Characteristics
– Outside Design Temperature (Heat Loss or Heat Gain)
– Factory Installed Appliances
– Site Installed Components, Assemblies, and Systems
– Electrical System Voltage, Frequency, and Amperage

3. Other markings as required by the relevant codes and standards.

The QAI label and specification nameplate are available from QAI and must be applied at the factory.

Single family dwellings classified under one major occupancy (Group C – Residential), constructed in single or multiple modules in single storey configurations. These modular homes have a building area not exceeding 600m².

Residential buildings are designed and constructed within the limitations of Part 9 of the applicable building code without vertical fire and sound separations. This listing does not include multi-unit residential buildings requiring fire and sound separation or shared egress facilities, such as duplexes, row houses, townhouses, hotels and motels, and/or any buildings designed with multiple major occupancies.

For a full list of structures covered under Group C occupancy, please refer to Division B, Notes to Part 3, A-3.1.2.1. (1) Major Occupancy Classification in the applicable building code.

Structural:
Conventional Wood Frame Construction within the limitations of Part 9 of the British Columbia Building Code

Electrical Ratings:
120/240 V, 60Hz, 100A max.

Heating/Ventilation:
Units are equipped with electric heat pump system and heat recovery ventilator

Plumbing:
Conventional drainage and venting systems to a maximum of 240 hydraulic fixture units.

Gas Systems: None.