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NSW Housing Code
Development without approval
Air-conditioning units - residential
You don’t need permission from council to install an air-conditioning unit for your home if:
It is for a home or house
Location
It is not attached to a wall or roof that faces a primary road
It is not in front of the building line to the primary road
It is at least 450mm from any boundary
It will be attached to the external wall of a building or be ground mounted
Where the unit is wall mounted, it is not higher than 1.8m above ground level
Please be aware that;
If your property is a listed heritage item or draft heritage item the unit is to be ground mounted only and cannot be wall mounted
If your property is located within a heritage conservation area or draft heritage conservation area the unit must be in the back yard
Other
The installation of the air-conditioning must not affect the structural integrity of the building
The installation of the air-conditioning must not reduce the fire resistance level of any wall
Please speak with your air-conditioning unit supplier and ensure that your unit does not produce noise that exceed 5dB(A) above the ambient background noise level during that day
At night, noise from the air-conditioning unit is not heard in a habitable room of a neighbour’s house
You do need permission to install a residential air-conditioner if:
You do not meet all of the above requirement
Further information:
Your local council can be contacted for further advice
You can find out whether you property is a listed heritage item, draft heritage item or within a heritage conservation area or draft heritage conservation area by contacting your local council
For further information about noise control you should refer to the NSW Government’s Noise guide for local government
For further information about noise controls you should refer to the Department of Environment, Climate Change and Water’s Noise Guide for Local Government
Allowable noise levels
Protection of the Environment Operations (Noise Control) Regulation Operations Act 2000
Noise limits and time restrictions for usage of air conditioners are set by the above body. Councils are responsible for enforcing these limits at residential properties. If a cooling / heating system exceeds these limits, councils may issue the operator with a warning or notice. If the air conditioner continues to be used in excess of the noise and limits, councils are able to issue on-the-spot fines.
Air conditioners can be used during the following times:
Weekdays 7am to 10pm
Weekends and public holidays 8am to 10pm
The allowable noise level during 7am to 10pm is no more than 5dB(A) sound pressure level above background noise.
This is measured at the boundary between the owner and the neighbours’properties.
The allowable noise level during 10pm to 7am (or 8am) is zero dB(A) above background noise.
This is measured at the neighbours nearest habitable room or window. Ensure your unit is inaudible from neighbours’ homes if you require longer hours of operation. Some councils may impose other specific noise levels, PLEASE CHECK!!! |
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