Question-and-Answer Resource for the Building Energy Modeling Community
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You can look at unmet hours for each point in the CSV-like detailed report for your case. Although, that's a cumulative value across the whole heating/cooling season, and it's possible some more efficient packages will have high values due to consistently missing your set points by a small amount, you'd have to check the daily report, but I should think this is not too likely if you're not in an extreme climate with unusual set points or manually sized equipment.
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You can look at unmet hours for each point in the CSV-like detailed report for your case. Although, that's a cumulative value across the whole heating/cooling season, and it's season. It's possible some more efficient packages will have high values due to consistently missing your set points by a small amount, which you'd have to check the daily report, report to verify, but I should think this is not too likely if you're not in an extreme climate with climate, using unusual set points or have selected manually sized equipment.
