[Equest-users] Common Space Energy Usage

[Mathew Higgins]

Kevin - You will need to create a new sub-meter by right-clicking on your existing electric meter and specifying the type as "sub-meter." You then need to assign it to the master meter and in the zone that you want it tied to, specify what you want metered under the "meters" tab.
 
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>>> Kevin Kelly <kkelly at r3energy.com> 12/17/2009 9:50 AM >>>

I am wondering if there is a way to get simulated energy use (electricity, gas and oil) for zones within an eQUEST model.  Is this possible?  If so, how would I do that?
 
In reference to the above question. I have modeled a high rise residential building and I need the common space energy usage.
 
Thank you everyone.
 
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Kevin Kelly, LEED AP
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R3 Energy Management
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