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For open plan spaces where rooms do not have doors separating them, you will need to model it all as one large room. Make sure that you set the room type to the one that has the highest air changes per hour (ACH). If you need to use the wall between the rooms...

Changing the Outdoor Design Temperature (ODT) does not affect the Outdoor Low Temperature (ODL) used in the performance task. This task is based on MCS 031, which states the the ODL from Appendix A must be used. MCS 031 Appendix A is equivalent to the 99.6th p...

The Outdoor Design Temperature (ODT) for your project will be automatically set using the 99th percentile temperature for the relevant project location from CIBSE guide A. Using the 99th percentile temperature means the temperature will only fall below the OD...

Heatpunk assumes continuous heating when determining the ODT and sizing the heat pump. If the property will be heated intermittently, you can change the ODT (in line with MIS 3005-d) to the 99.6th percentile and no uplift factor will be required. Read here to...

This guide applies to the UK Pro version of Heatpunk. Heatpunk Pro’s DNO application feature allows you to effortlessly create and submit a DNO application directly based on your Heatpunk design. It will take information from your project to pre-populate some...

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The survey task can be completed from any device with a mobile connection, including mobile phones and tablets. Unfortunately, there is no app available for this at the moment.

If you can't find your bank when you enter it's name, try just typing a few letters of the bank name and wait a moment to see what results come up. Sometimes the name of the bank will be slightly different to what you expect it to be. If you still can't find y...

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You can cancel your subscription at any point by logging into Heatpunk and navigating to Pro Account Settings  > General then scrolling to the bottom of the page to view your subscription settings. Only owners and admins of the Pro team can manage the subscrip...

Our pro tier unlocks team collaboration and access to features that can save you time and impress your customers with a professional journey through their quote and installation. What do I get with Pro? We run weekly training sessions which cover all the f...

This guide applies to the pro versions of Heatpunk You can manage your company details and subscription settings in Pro Account Settings > General.  Company details You can set default information that will be used across all your team’s user accounts. Th...

The Consumption Task gives you a complete picture of how a customer’s energy use and running costs will change when switching to a heat pump – including optional modelling for solar PV and batteries. This will help you build trust, handle cost‑related question...

Creating a new tariff  1. Set the name of tariff  This name will appear in the quote wording.  2. Set the scope of tariff  Set when you want to be able to use this tariff - just this project, in all projects or accessible to all team members if you're in a...

This guide primarily applies to the UK version of Heatpunk. For the IE version, S.R.50-2021 (Legacy Method in this guide) is still the primary method used and will be selected by default. Information on the other two available methods can be found below but ...

What a year for Heatpunk (and the industry) 2025 has been a year of change for Heatpunk and the wider heat pump industry. We’ve grown our team, delivered new features for installers, and are already working on major updates for the new year. We’re proud that...

When creating or editing a material palette in Heatpunk, you have the option to create custom materials. This includes custom walls, floors, roofs, doors, windows and radiators.  Custom materials To create a custom material, first start by creating a materia...

For each Heatpunk project you will need to use a material palette. This palette defines the u-value and thickness of the walls, doors, floors, ceilings that make up the property you're modelling. You can create default palettes usable on any project via your m...

When you create a project, you will be prompted to select a material palette. This palette determines the composition of the walls, floors, windows, doors and radiators that can be used within a project.  Click on each palette to preview what materials are se...

Starting a floor plan When you create a project, you will be prompted to select a material palette. This sets the default material used in the heat loss calculation. You are then prompted to enter the default height for the rooms in the property.  All of t...