
The inputs for the CHPWH are at the bottom section of the input screen, you can choose the type of Heat Pump, quantities, etc, as well as tank volumes, and supplemental loop capacities, tank locations and locations of condensers. You can review two sample files we provide, the the lowrise example is the MF Example.bld, we also provide a file Highrise Res Electric.bld Both are modeled at the Plant level of the tree, Domestic Hot Water tab. You will need to model this as electric heat.


You cannot input the Heat Pump Water Heater as ANY source of hot water for either a Hydronic Heating System, nor for a Combined Hydronic Heating System. In this circumstance, the CEC requires you to model this as Electric Heat. Note that you cannot use a Heat Pump Water Heater as the heating source for the home. Note that for NEEA rated models, the efficiency is not relevant since the NEEA selections contain performance curves specific to that model. Note that sometimes the Uniform Energy Factor may be listed as the COP in the data.įor residential projects (single family, multi-family, high-rise residential, hotel/motel), you may select a model that has been tested by the Northwest Energy Efficiency Alliance (NEEA) by clicking on the green Import button on the library toolbar. Enter the Volume, Uniform Energy Factor and Input Rate from the manufacturer’s specifications. Set the Water Heater Type to “Heat Pump”. Navigate to the DHW/Boiler library and create a new Water Heater. If you see ‘license installed’ then you have successfully installed the license.
#Pipe flow expert v7.30 license code software#
Go into EnergyPro and open the software activation window by going to Help / software activation, it will look like:Ĭlick on the ‘Import’ button and in the ‘Look in’ section, go to where ever you have saved the AUTHENTICATED license.lic file that energysoft sent back to you. You will not be able to open the license.lic file by double clicking on it. Once you have received the email with the authenticated license.lic file, you will need to save the file somewhere on your computer to be used later. You then need to send that license.lic file in an email to for them to authenticate it and send it back. When you hit the ‘Install License’ key it will come up with a message window that looks like:Ĭlick save and remember where it is saved to (in this case it is saved to My documents). Once you have done this the license activation window should look like this, with your company name and license key:

#Pipe flow expert v7.30 license code license key#
The first thing you need to do is follow the instructions in the email that was sent when you purchased the software regarding copying and pasting the company name and license key into the software activation window of EnergyPro.
