What is SAT?

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What is SAT?

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SAT stands for Site Acceptance Test, which is a process to ensure that a system or equipment meets the specified requirements.

SAT is performed at the installation site of the equipment or system.
It is conducted to verify that the equipment or system is installed correctly and operates as intended.
The test is usually performed by the customer or end-user, with the assistance of the supplier or manufacturer.
SAT may include functional testing, performance testing, and documentation review.
The results of the SAT are documented in a report, which is used to demonstrate compliance with the requirements.
Examples of systems that may require SAT include HVAC systems, power distribution systems, and manufacturing equipment.

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