Energy, Electrical & HVAC Systems

For HVAC brands, energy storage and charging manufacturers, and distributors

Explain energy and HVAC equipment with a 3D manual and guide.

Use the Product Manual for components, interfaces and brand-supplied principles, and the Assembly Guide for approved installation, use and maintenance steps. Give sales and dealers a shared presentation and users or professionals guidance they can revisit from inquiry through handover.

  • Explain what each system unit does
  • Locate interfaces and companions for distributors
  • Make operation guidance available after handover
Illustrative scene with a storage cabinet, charger and heat pump
Illustrative industry scene · Heat pumps · HVAC · Storage cabinets · Chargers · Controls and mounts
Recommended energy and HVAC solutions

Explain the equipment in sales and the steps at handover

Use the Product Manual during sales and the Assembly Guide at handover. Add separate companion-product selection or dealer-system integration where needed.

Add the right products for further needs

Add material presentation, product selection, explanations or instruction to support further sales and handover needs.

Modular Configurator

Companion products: show mounts and controls with the equipment

How it supports brand sales and distributors

Make separate mounts, controllers and accessories understandable alongside the equipment, supporting dealer recommendations and grouped Shopify variant and quantity purchasing.

How end users and distributors can explore it

Add separately sold mounts, controllers or accessories to a prepared scene showing brand-defined companions and their locations.

Capabilities used

  • Cross-product selection
  • Placement and connection rules
  • Combined product list
Services for dealer and project workflows

Hand equipment selections to dealer and project systems

Use standard publishing for presentations and training first. Assess integration or custom development for existing inquiry systems or nonstandard project review.

Integrations & API

Dealer inquiries: pass equipment and companion selections

How it supports the business

Let dealers confirm supply and orders around the selected arrangement, reducing repeated list preparation. Validate interfaces and receiving fields through project integration checks.

When and how to use the service

Assess Integrations & API to pass selected equipment, separate controllers, mounts, variants and quantities to an existing dealer inquiry or ordering system.

Assessment inputs and delivery scope

Provide dealer pages, selection result fields and receiving interfaces; deliver the agreed embed or integration acceptance.

Capabilities used

  • Business integration projects
Enterprise Custom Solutions

Project review: customize submissions, review and internal routing

How it supports the business

Bring requirements into the company’s review and handoff process. Development, permissions, deployment and maintenance follow the written project scope.

When and how to use the service

Use Enterprise Custom Solutions when dealer submissions, technical review, role-based approvals or deployment requirements exceed standard capabilities. Assess prototypes and interfaces against the existing project workflow.

Assessment inputs and delivery scope

Provide submission information, review workflows, roles and deployment conditions; assess a prototype before scoping development and acceptance.

Capabilities used

  • Cross-system workflows
  • Deployment and project governance
End users, distributors and installers

Keep three audiences aligned on one system

Sales explain purpose, distributors discuss the supplied configuration, and installers assess conditions. Tie information to the actual equipment.

End users see several units without understanding their roles

Indoor units, outdoor units, controllers and tanks play different roles, as do modules inside a cabinet. Exterior photos do not establish how the system works together.

Product presentations omit installation-related locations

Are interfaces at the rear or side, where does the service panel open, and where is the mount? Separate sales and installation documents lead to additional dealer questions.

Equipment handover does not always establish operation knowledge

How should users understand the panel and modes, and how should dealers explain component locations? A single verbal explanation is difficult to revisit.

Example: discussing a heat-pump system

From understanding equipment to installation review

Explain units and locations before professionals assess the building and site conditions.

  1. 01

    End users explore unit roles

    Understand indoor and outdoor units, controllers and their relationships.

  2. 02

    Distributors review interfaces and companions

    Inspect interfaces, mounts and control locations, then check brand-defined companion ranges.

  3. 03

    Installers review the site

    Use manufacturer manuals to review space, connections and application conditions for professional selection and handover.

Accessory commerce and system distribution

Shop accessories and discuss the complete system

Standard accessory purchasing and complete system selection need appropriate sales paths.

Shopify HVAC and energy accessory stores

For purchasable products with defined specifications

Show defined controls, mounts and equipment accessories with cart support. Complete-system capacity and compatibility questions continue with specialist sales.

Equipment brands, manufacturers and project distributors

For system presentations, training and pre-installation discussions

Share standalone heat-pump, storage or charging explanations for construction, interfaces and use. Professional teams handle project selection and quotation; the links do not offer purchasing.

Use 3D for product understanding and handover explanations. Professionals assess capacity, heat loads, electrical conditions and compatibility using project information. Qualified personnel follow manufacturer documentation for installation and service.

Discuss energy and HVAC products and services

Start with the equipment, then choose products and services

Bring equipment construction information, dealer questions, companion products and approved steps. Choose the manual, guide or modular configuration, then scope and quote content preparation, publishing and system services.