Clicking this icon opens a new dialog where you can configure multiple consumer types.

Use the Add Row button to include additional equipment types from the selected standard. In the first column, you can set the quantity for each equipment type. You can also adjust values such as flow and loading units per equipment type. For example, if you add 3 showers and modify the flow rate, that rate will apply to all three.



After configuring your setup and clicking OK, you'll return to the Edit Calculation Properties dialog:

Here, the system displays Multiple Equipment as the type, and fields like flow and loading units become read-only, showing the summed totals of all included equipment before diversity is applied.



These properties are also available in Revit, making it easy to tag and identify the consumer.

This functionality greatly streamlines early-stage design work, such as calculating the required pipe sizes, flow rates, and velocities for main pipes or risers. For instance, if you're designing a system to serve three apartments, each with two wash basins, one shower, and a toilet, previously you'd need to model each fixture individually:

Now, with multi tap point, you can achieve the same results by modeling just a single consumer:

A multi tap point can represent a single apartment, a building level, or even an entire building, saving you valuable time and effort in your design process.

• Calculated pressure loss and zeta values for fittings are now directly visible as Revit parameters for the UK standards BS EN 806 and BS 8558.

After running a tap water calculation with these standards, the results will automatically appear in the parameters for each fitting. Specifically, tees will display two sets of values, while bends and reducers will show one.

This functionality was already in place for the UK's CIPHE standard and has now been expanded.

• AutoCAD no longer freezes when you print a Crystal Report, like a calculation report or bill of materials, to a PDF printer.

• An issue has been addressed related to the consistency of the "Air flow unit" related StabiBASE Drawing settings (Calculation). Annotations of air terminals are now correctly updated also for liters per second ( l/s ) in CAD.

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