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HVAC Basics: From Ductwork to Climate Control

HVAC Basics: From Ductwork to Climate Control

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The HVAC tools in the application allow you to design and plan complete heating, ventilation, and air conditioning systems within your building layout. You can create air ducts to connect vents, returns, and source components, adjusting their size and shape as needed for accurate airflow planning. Floor registers can be placed on the floor to distribute conditioned air, with customizable styles, colors, and materials to match the interior design. These tools help ensure proper air circulation and system visualization within the plan.

In addition to ductwork and vents, you can add essential HVAC equipment such as furnaces, air conditioners, and wall-mounted heaters or radiators. Each unit can be positioned, rotated, and adjusted for elevation, then connected to duct systems for efficient heating or cooling distribution. With flexible placement and customization options, these features make it easy to create a functional and realistic climate control layout for residential or commercial designs.

HVAC Tab with Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning Tools

HVAC Basics: From Ductwork to Climate Control

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