Engineering design tools for residential HVAC workflows
EnerXCo provides connected residential design workflows for room-by-room heating and cooling loads and Manual D duct sizing while keeping each application independently accessible.
Manual D Residential Duct Sizing
Size residential supply and return duct systems using effective length, available static pressure, friction rate, room design loads, and runout/trunk airflow. Projects can remain independent or import room-by-room loads from an existing EnerXCo F280 project.
CSA F280 Residential Load Calculator
Use a structured online workflow to organize residential project inputs, design conditions, building envelope data, room-by-room information, ventilation details, and heating/cooling load summaries.
Structured output for project review
The report structure is designed to make project assumptions, room data, and load summaries easier to review. It should support professional documentation, while final design responsibility remains with the qualified project professional.
Planned future engineering services
These service areas are positioned as future platform expansions. They are listed as planned items, not active services.
Ventilation design tools
Future tools for organizing residential ventilation design inputs.
Engineering report tools
Future templates for clearer project documentation and review packages.
Common questions
Does EnerXCo change the CSA F280 calculation method?
No. The current priority is preserving the verified calculation engine while improving the user interface, workflow, content, and report presentation.
Who is this tool intended for?
It is intended for residential HVAC designers, energy advisors, builders, and design professionals who need an organized CSA F280 workflow.
Can I create room-by-room load summaries?
Yes. The workflow is structured to support project-level and room-by-room load review.
Are future engineering services available now?
The CSA F280 residential load calculator and Manual D residential duct-sizing workflow are active. Cards that remain marked “Planned” are roadmap placeholders.
