Designs that hold from survey to install.
Room by room heat loss, sizing and outputs, with every assumption recorded. The design that wins the job is the one the installer fits, and it is also the promise performance is read against. When an install is later disputed, the recorded design answers for itself and clears your product where it was right.
Where your process is MCS-governed, the outputs support review against its requirements.
One of the three stages of HeatAssure, from Aeterno. Alongside it: HEM Access · Commissioning Verification. The rules the record runs under are on Trust.
Assumptions rarely survive the handover.
A survey's reasoning stays with whoever did it, and a design changes hands several times before anything is fitted.
Design Studio keeps every assumption on the home's record, visible and versioned, where the next person to touch the job can find them. Your installers' own design tools keep their place in the job and draw from the same record.
A design step that survives delivery.
Room by room heat loss and sizing
Room by room heat loss with whole home context: size the system, compare scenarios, and produce outputs that meet the standards your process expects.
Assumptions stay visible
Inputs, constraints and trade offs are recorded with the design, so they survive review, handover and later verification.
Handover installers work from
Design decisions become delivery material. Room context and commissioning expectations travel with the job.
The verification baseline
What is designed here becomes the baseline that Commissioning Verification reads against. The design survives as the promise the install is checked against.
One design, three teams served.
Design and technical teams
Room by room designs with clear assumptions, less variance between team members, and outputs that improve under review.
Commercial and pre-sales teams
Suitable homes move forward faster, and less survey work is wasted between assessment and a design decision.
Installer support teams
Designs, room context and commissioning expectations arrive whole, instead of partial notes rebuilt in the field.
- OEM assessment and quoting run on HeatAssure in production today.
The working behind these claims: how every calculation is validated on Technology, and the commissioning quality proof that this design baseline feeds into.
Asked before most deployments.
Start with the design step.
Design is where most deployments begin, because it is where the promise the home is later held to gets written down.