I am implementing the packaged heat pump model in EnergyPlus and I notice that for heating (and cooling also) there is a difference between the metered value of HeatingCoils:EnergyTransfer [J] value and Heating:EnergyTransfer [J] value (this is for the entire building). In fact Heating:EnergyTransfer [J] value is lower than the HeatingCoils:EnergyTransfer [J] value. If you could point out the reason for the above reduction I would be grateful. The building I am modelling is the MidRise Building of the prototype commercial buildings database.

Related EnergyPlus example file: PackagedTerminalHeatPump shows the same characteristic

I am implementing the packaged heat pump model in EnergyPlus and I notice that for heating (and cooling also) there is a difference between the metered value of HeatingCoils:EnergyTransfer [J] value and Heating:EnergyTransfer [J] value (this is for the entire building). In fact Heating:EnergyTransfer [J] value is lower than the HeatingCoils:EnergyTransfer [J] value. If you could point out the reason for the above reduction I would be grateful. The building I am modelling is the MidRise Building of the prototype commercial buildings database.

I am implementing the packaged heat pump model in EnergyPlus energy plus and I notice that for heating (and cooling also) there is a difference between the metered value of HeatingCoils:EnergyTransfer [J] value and Heating:EnergyTransfer [J] value (this is for the entire building). In fact Heating:EnergyTransfer [J] value is lower than the HeatingCoils:EnergyTransfer [J] value. If you could point out the reason for the above reduction I would be grateful. The building I am modelling is the MidRise Building of the prototype commercial buildings database.

I am implementing the packaged heat pump model in energy plus and I notice that for heating (and cooling also) there is a difference between the metered value of HeatingCoils:EnergyTransfer [J] value and Heating:EnergyTransfer [J] value (this is for the entire building). In fact Heating:EnergyTransfer [J] value is lower lover than the HeatingCoils:EnergyTransfer [J] value. If you could point out the reason for the above reduction I would be grateful. The building I am modelling is the MidRise Building of the prototype commercial buildings database.

I am implementing the packaged heat pump model in energy plus and I notice that for heating (and cooling also) there is a difference between the metered value of HeatingCoils:EnergyTransfer [J] value and Heating:EnergyTransfer [J] value (this is for the entire building). In fact Heating:EnergyTransfer [J] value is lover than the HeatingCoils:EnergyTransfer [J] value. If you could point out the reason for the above reduction I would be grateful. The building I am modelling is the MidRise Building of the prototype commercial buildings database.

I am implementing the packaged heat pump model in energy plus and I notice that for heating (and cooling also) there is a difference between the metered value of HeatingCoils:EnergyTransfer [J] value and Heating:EnergyTransfer [J] value (this is for the entire building). In fact Heating:EnergyTransfer [J] value is lover than the HeatingCoils:EnergyTransfer [J] value. If you could point out the reason for the above reduction I would be grateful. The building I am modelling is the MidRise Building of the prototype commercial buildings database.database.

I am implementing the packaged heat pump model in energy plus and I notice that for heating (and cooling also) there is a difference between the metered value of HeatingCoils:EnergyTransfer [J] value and Heating:EnergyTransfer [J] value (this is for the entire building). In fact Heating:EnergyTransfer [J] value is lover than the HeatingCoils:EnergyTransfer [J] value. If you could point out the reason for the above reduction I would be grateful. The building I am modelling is the MidRise Building of the prototype commercial buildings database.