Daikin Altherma Simulator

The Daikin Altherma Simulator is a computer program developed by Daikin, a multinational company specializing in air conditioning and refrigeration systems. The simulator allows users to design, configure and visualize different heating and cooling scenarios using Daikin's Altherma system, which is an innovative solution for domestic heating and hot water production that uses renewable energy sources.

The simulator includes a user-friendly interface where users can input parameters such as the type of building, the size of the area to be heated and the climatic conditions. Based on this information, the simulator generates data on the estimated energy consumption, running costs and carbon emissions of the Altherma system in various scenarios.

The simulator also provides users with a range of visualization options, including 2D and 3D models and interactive graphs, which allow them to examine the performance of the Altherma system under different conditions. Additionally, users can compare the results of different scenarios side by side to determine the most cost-effective and energy-efficient solution for their needs.

The Daikin Altherma Simulator is a valuable tool for architects, builders, engineers, energy consultants and homeowners who want to explore renewable energy solutions for domestic heating and hot water production. It not only helps them to design more sustainable buildings but also provides them with detailed information on the operation, maintenance and running costs of the Altherma system before they make an investment.

• The key features of Daikin Altherma Simulator are:
• Design, configure and visualize domestic heating and hot water scenarios with renewable energy sources
• Generate data on estimated energy consumption, running costs and carbon emissions in various scenarios
• Choose from different visualization options including 2D/3D models, interactive graphs
• Compare the results of different scenarios side by side
• Target audience: architects, builders, engineers, energy consultants and homeowners.