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[EnergyPlus_Support] Fluid refrigerant to Heat Pump

Dear support EnergyPlus,

Right now I am conducting a simulation of a service building, where the air conditioning system is a chiller heat pump water to water in the refrigerant circuit is R134. 
In EnergyPlus see that the only way to simulate a chiller heat pump is putting the properties of a type of refrigerant R22. 
No other way to simulate the same thermal source with another fluid thermodynamic than R22!?

Please, I ask a brief explanation about it, to proceed with the project that I have in hands.


Best Regards



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