T Sol and PV Sol Training

All our software packages come with detailed help menus available simply by pressing the ‘F1’ key at any stage in the program. There is also a step-through ‘wizard’ to get you started as well as email or telephone assistance during business hours.

However, to get the best from T Sol and PV Sol software, we also recommend purchasing our training packages. For individuals or groups, there is no better way to get up to speed on accurate solar simulations. We offer this training either at your choice of location or at our offices in mid-Wales.

We recommend group sizes are kept to a maximum of five to ensure adequate time for each individual, whatever their ability.

Minimum equipment requirements are that each participant should have their own laptop running a current version of T Sol or PV Sol.

Prices are as follows:

• Per day @ £350 for one person
• Each extra person add £ 50-  
• Travel expenses if incurred

To book a course or for more details please Contact Us

 
Here are examples of the one day courses we offer. Both can be combined into one or two day courses:
 

T Sol (Pro or Expert)

• Customising the units, reports and default data
• File management and saving projects
• Using variants and multiple windows
• Distinction between weather files and locations
• Customising components
• Inserting correct carbon dioxide factors
• Using the design assistant to target solar fraction
• Choices of simulation period and frequency
• System choices for DHW, space heating and swimming pools
• Setting up pre-set DHW profiles
• How to use the shading function
• The choice of secondary return lines
• Speed controller pumps
• Choices of back-up heat sources
• Setting of timers and temperatures
• Graphical outputs and exporting data
• Designing for solar fraction and efficiency 
• Economic analysis
• Using the context help
• Analysing multiple variables
• Customising weather
• Hydraulic sizing and sensor locations

PV Sol (Grid and stand-alone)

• Customising the units, reports and default data
• Customising auto updates
• Changing the background image
• File management, variants and saving projects
• Distinction between weather files and locations
• Customising components and databases
• Inserting correct carbon dioxide factors
• Using the quick design assistant
• Selecting inverters and module configurations
• How to use the shading function
• Setting up and selecting load and feed-in tariffs
• Assigning losses
• Creating load profiles and appliances
• Customising weather
• Comparing variants
• Graphical outputs and exporting data
• Economic analysis
• Using the context help
• Analysing multiple variables