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You can use the Meter:Custom object in EnergyPlus to create a meter for all PTHP units.
Meter:Custom,
PTHPEnergy,
Electricity,
Zone1_PTHP,
Zone Packaged Terminal Heat Pump Electric Energy,
Zone2_PTHP,
Zone Packaged Terminal Heat Pump Electric Energy;
I've created an OpenStudio measure where you can define a Meter:Custom object in a .csv file and it will add it for you, described in the answer to this Unmet hours question. For your application, the .csv would look something like this:
key_name,output_variable_or_meter_name
Zone1_PTHP,Zone Packaged Terminal Heat Pump Electric Energy
Zone2_PTHP,Zone Packaged Terminal Heat Pump Electric Energy
You can use the Meter:Custom object in EnergyPlus to create a meter for all PTHP units.
Meter:Custom,
PTHPEnergy,
Electricity,
Zone1_PTHP,
Zone Packaged Package Terminal Heat Pump Electric Energy,
Zone2_PTHP,
Zone Packaged Package Terminal Heat Pump Electric Energy;
I've created an OpenStudio measure where you can define a Meter:Custom object in a .csv file and it will add it for you, described in the answer to this Unmet hours question. For your application, the .csv would look something like this:
key_name,output_variable_or_meter_name
Zone1_PTHP,Zone Packaged Package Terminal Heat Pump Electric Energy
Zone2_PTHP,Zone Packaged Package Terminal Heat Pump Electric Energy
You can use the Meter:Custom object in EnergyPlus to create a meter for all PTHP units.
Meter:Custom,
PTHPEnergy,
Electricity,
Zone1_PTHP,Zone1,
Zone Package Terminal Heat Pump Electric Energy,
Zone2_PTHP,Zone2,
Zone Package Terminal Heat Pump Electric Energy;
I've created an OpenStudio measure where you can define a Meter:Custom object in a .csv file and it will add it for you, described in the answer to this Unmet hours question. For your application, the .csv would look something like this:
key_name,output_variable_or_meter_name
Zone1_PTHP,Zone Zone1,Zone Package Terminal Heat Pump Electric Energy
Zone2_PTHP,Zone Zone2,Zone Package Terminal Heat Pump Electric Energy