From floor plan to rooms
Use the project floor plan as the starting point and review room data before continuing into calculation workflows.
Heat load calculation
Heat Load Calculation App for HVAC Teams
Prometo helps HVAC teams prepare heat load workflows from the floor plan instead of rebuilding project data manually across tools.
Short answer
A reliable heat load workflow starts with room structure, building envelope data and project context. Prometo brings those steps into one connected workflow for HVAC teams.
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Room-by-room structure
Room-based data is important because heating surfaces, flow rates and balancing later depend on the individual rooms.
Connected project data
The same project context can support heat load, heat pump sizing, surface heating and hydraulic balancing workflows.
Start from the floor plan
Use the floor plan as the first source of truth so room data is built from the actual project geometry.
Add building context
Envelope data, location, and design temperatures should stay tied to the calculation instead of living in separate notes.
Support the handoff
The calculation output should be easy to review, share, and continue in the next technical step.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Why use a heat load calculation app?
It reduces duplicate work and keeps room data, floor plans and technical assumptions connected.
Does Prometo perform final professional verification?
Prometo supports the workflow. Final verification remains project-specific and should be performed by qualified professionals.
Can heat load data support heat pump sizing?
Yes. Building heat load and room heat load data are central inputs for heat pump and heating surface decisions.
Is the workflow only useful for large projects?
No. Smaller projects still benefit when the data stays organized from the start.
Does it help with later balancing work?
Yes. Room-level structure is useful later when balancing and flow rate checks begin.