Advanced HVAC system design software for accurate, efficient, and optimized commercial building solutions
Carrier’s eDesign Suite is a comprehensive collection of professional HVAC system design tools created to support engineers in designing high‑performance commercial HVAC systems. From load calculations and system sizing to energy modeling and refrigerant piping design, eDesign Suite improves productivity, enhances accuracy, and simplifies complex engineering workflows.
eDesign Suite programs are designed to work independently or together, supporting a seamless HVAC design workflow from concept through detailed engineering.
Outputs from load calculation and energy modeling tools can be used to inform system sizing, cost analysis, and performance optimization.
Supports structured data handling for:
Building load calculations
Energy performance results
System configuration data
Enables engineers to transfer design assumptions and results across different stages of the project without re‑entering data.
Energy modeling tools integrate with system sizing and lifecycle cost analysis to support:
Energy efficiency evaluation
Comparative system analysis
Performance‑based design decisions
Designed to align HVAC system design with Carrier equipment selection and performance methodologies.
Supports accurate system configuration for commercial HVAC applications.
Dedicated refrigerant piping design tools integrate with HVAC system layouts to:
Reduce design errors
Improve installation accuracy
Support compliance with system design limits
Desktop‑based engineering tools designed for professional HVAC design use.
Not intended as real‑time control software or direct Building Management System (BMS) control.
Our experts can help you choose the right commercial, residential, or light commercial HVAC solution from Carrier, Toshiba, and Viessmann.
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