What are Included in Hydronic Heat Load Design?

Are you considering new construction? Or just need to retrofit an existing construction? Whatever the case, you should require a complete integrated heating package ranging from air to water heat pump to the PEX piping and manifolds and everything in between.

What Do You Mean by Heat Load Design?

Every HVAC project requires a proper design that includes understanding the heating or cooling load requirements. The heating load is the number of BTUs required during the coldest day of the year in your area to keep the house at its designed set point temperature.

If the heating system is improperly sized, it could result in a cold house that can’t remain warm during very cold weather. On the other hand, oversizing the heating system gives additional upfront costs and higher monthly operational costs. So, getting the right heat load design is important for every HVAC project you take on.

Radiant Floor Heating Load Design

When it comes to radiant floor heating load design, you should rely on Arctic Heat Pumps. They use state-of-the-art CAD design software applications to optimize the loop layout design so that your contractor or any DIYer will make sure that there are no cold spots available.

Whether you are looking at the hydronic heat in concrete, under floor joists or subfloor, Arctic Heat Pumps can help you out. They can incorporate hydronic fan coils for individual rooms to provide centralized heating and cooling requirements by using ductwork.

It is recommended to do proper sizing of the system which starts with understanding the heat requirements of your building. Their hydronic heating design service will make sure that your project is done successfully.

What is Included in Hydronic Heat Load Design?

Sizing the Hydronic Pump System –

When it comes to designing a hydronic heat load, it is important to focus on the sizing of the hydronic pump. Although a heat pump system is a costly investment, its sizing should be done properly. Sizing the hydronic pump system requires correct calculation which is more often a challenging task for every DIY project that includes building a hydronic heating zone.

But the Arctic Heat Pumps team use simulation software to calculate the right size of the pump properly. If sizing is done right, it will ensure performance and reduce operational costs.

Other Significant Aspects of the Hydronic Heating Project

Arctic Heat Pumps can help you with every aspect of the hydronic heating projects from the mechanical design to the electrical wiring table to connect pumps, valves, and sensors. In addition, they can offer fair prices for all of your plumbing parts included in the project.

Control Logic of the System

While designing the advanced hydronic heating system with multiple zones, controlling the system properly becomes very difficult. Making sure that all parts communicate with each other helps in producing a seamlessly integrated system. But it feels easier to be said than to get it done.

When you rely on the Arctic Heat Pumps team for designing a hydronic heating system, they will build the control logic. Hence it will be easy for you or your contractor to set up the system as soon as possible to ensure maximum performance. They use the Resol MX Controller to add control logic on an SD card or email the layout design to the end user. You just plug the SD card into the MX controller and you can upload the control logic quickly to the controller without doing any programming. These services are provided at free of cost by Arctic Heat Pumps.

Remote Monitoring

Currently, you want to control the system completely anywhere and any point in time. As discussed above, the hydronic system uses the Resol MX controller that offers free accessibility to the vbus.net platform. The platform allows you to check the status and parameters of your hydronic project in real time over your phone, tablet or computer. In addition, you can compare the historic values to make sure that the system is working in its optimal condition.

Bottom Line –

Are you looking for a complete hydronic heat load design service? And don’t you want to pay additional engineering costs? If yes, then you should contact Arctic Heat Pumps at 1-866-800-8123 and we will help you get covered.