Open lukeduran opened 2 months ago
@lukeduran this is due to the current limitation of single systems. Though there is only 1 heat pump and 1 cooling system defined, our current defaulting engine is also limited to 1 distribution system. Unfortunately, a single distribution system can have only one source of heating and one source of cooling. In other words, a distribution system can be shared between a central air conditioner and a furnace, but not shared with a heat pump. When we release support for multiple systems, we will also include support for multiple distribution systems. Our apologies for the inconvenience.
Got it, thank you @kellyatradiantlabs! So for the time being, we will need to provide either the cooling system OR the heat pump, but not both? Is that correct?
Since this is related to the distribution system, I believe that if the cooling system or the heat pump did not have a distribution system, then it may be able to pass. For example, a room AC with an air-to-air heat pump or a central AC with a mini-split heat pump may work. In the first case, any heating system installed also could not have a distribution system.
Actually @lukeduran, after looking at #61, I need to rephrase my last response. Until we release support for multiple systems, my recommendation for the most reliable results is to only specify a single system providing cooling and a single system providing heating, regardless of their distribution types.
In this case, we didn't provide more than one of a single object type (i.e cooling system); however, we did include both a cooling system and a heat pump. I think this must be happening at the
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