ComfortAir HVAC software calculates and analyzes heating and air conditioning hourly loads in all types of buildings. Designed for engineers, architects, contractors, and energy auditors, units can be set to English or Metric.
ComfortAir HVAC software is a valuable tool for engineers, architects, contractors and energy auditors. The software is designed to accurately calculate and analyse heating and air conditioning loads in all types of buildings. It allows input and output units to be set independently to English or Metric units, making it adaptable to any location in the world. The software contains weather and other necessary data for 1,989 cities and localities in 163 countries.
The program output includes tables and graphs of cooling loads for all hours of the day and for all months. It also provides summary reports for peak conditions and other useful information such as reports and graphs of glass shading from external shading devices like fins and overhangs. These features are especially handy for designing thermal storage air conditioning systems, where ton-hour (kilowatt-hour) calculations are necessary to size the storage systems.
One of the program’s standout qualities is its user-friendliness. ComfortAir HVAC software provides several useful wizards to make processes like data entry and U-value calculation easy to carry out and less prone to error and omissions. The context-sensitive help, illustrated by diagrams where appropriate, is provided at the click of a button for quick reference.
Additionally, the software is developed as a multiple document interface (MDI), allowing the user to open and work on several projects simultaneously. Overall, ComfortAir HVAC software is a highly effective and efficient tool for anyone in the HVAC industry.
The program output includes tables and graphs of cooling loads for all hours of the day and for all months. It also provides summary reports for peak conditions and other useful information such as reports and graphs of glass shading from external shading devices like fins and overhangs. These features are especially handy for designing thermal storage air conditioning systems, where ton-hour (kilowatt-hour) calculations are necessary to size the storage systems.
One of the program’s standout qualities is its user-friendliness. ComfortAir HVAC software provides several useful wizards to make processes like data entry and U-value calculation easy to carry out and less prone to error and omissions. The context-sensitive help, illustrated by diagrams where appropriate, is provided at the click of a button for quick reference.
Additionally, the software is developed as a multiple document interface (MDI), allowing the user to open and work on several projects simultaneously. Overall, ComfortAir HVAC software is a highly effective and efficient tool for anyone in the HVAC industry.
What's New
Version 4.0: Supports 1,989 weather stations in 163 countries.