Heating load/heating surfaces
- Heating load
  - Display heating load / heating and cooling surface design
    Displays the heating load / heating and cooling surface design
  - Insert drawing reference
    Inserts a drawing reference
  - Tapping components
    Tapping various components in the drawing
  - Components
  - Set room symbol
    Sets a room symbol
  - Record room geometry
    Captures all components and symbols belonging to the heating load for a room geometry
  - Assign U-values
    Assigns a defined U-value to horizontal components
  - Create floors
    Create floors
  - Create ceilings/roofs
    Create ceilings/roofs
  - Creating ceilings/roofs and floors
    Creates ceilings/roofs and floors
  - Copying heating load components
    Copy heating load components
  - Form intersection line roof - storey
    Forms the intersection line between roof or dormer and storey
  - Connecting roofs/dormers
    Connects roofs/dormers
  - Show roof height
    Displays the height of roofs and dormers
  - Display heating load/heating surface object
    Displays rooms, ventilation and air conditioning symbols and components as well as heating surfaces in the heating load/heating surface
  - Display overflows
    Displays overflows
  - Show 3D model
    Displays the 3D model
  - Reset heating load
    Resets the basic settings for all components and rooms for the next recording
  - Cross-trade
  - View
  - Centre & Zoom
    Use Centre and Zoom to determine the zoom behaviour during individual command calls
- Heating surfaces
- Document

Show 3D model

Displays the 3D model

Button:

Command name: Show3DModel

Tip:

Use the 3D model to check whether the tapping of the previous components corresponds to reality.

You can take a closer look at the building in the 3D model.

Move or rotate the building by holding down the mouse wheel.
Enlarge or reduce the model by rotating it with the mouse wheel.

Attention:

Primary roofs are not displayed in the 3D model (only generated roof surfaces). The walls are nevertheless cut through the primary roof. Here you have a quick overview of whether the roof geometry details have been recognised correctly.

You can find more information on our YouTube channel.

You can access the video here