PSI Value Calculator

We understand there are many considerations when you are designing your building to meet the requirement for Building Regulations.

Traditional thermal modelling software can be complex, time-consuming and expensive; while the defaults allowable can often have a detrimental effect on the overall cost of construction required to meet regulations.

This is often a challenge for technical teams, housebuilders, architects and SAP assessors. But with AutoPSI as your dedicated PSI value software, you can do PSI value calculations with speed and pass each regulatory assessment with ease.

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FEATURES

What makes AutoPSI so powerful?

Unrivalled Speed

Calculate PSI values in minutes

Our efficient PSI value calculator software can determine PSI values quickly, without compromising on results.

Intuitive Interface

Drag and drop bridges and layers

Our user-friendly PSI software allows you to measure thermal elements for buildings with ease.

Fully Customisable

Custom junction builds

AutoPSI provides accredited construction details across a range of editable templates with customisable elements, like different materials, bridging options, frames and more

Accuracy

Meets self-accreditation in BR 479 for 2D calculations

The AutoPSI value calculator is accredited thermal modelling software and conforms to the regulatory requirements of 2D PSI values.

Online

Accessible anywhere, anytime

Determine PSI values your way, on your timeline, with our online PSI value calculator.

Collaborative

Share designs with your team and clients

Easily share the results you’ve calculated both within the software and as exported files.

Why is PSI Value Calculation Necessary for Construction Design?

A PSI value calculation is important because it tracks heat loss in construction junctions, and our PSI value calculator makes this easier with templates and a user-friendly interface. But what makes building thermal modelling software such a significant tool within the construction design industry?

PSI values are required by SAP/EPC building regulations to ensure that you comply with energy performance standards. They require a thermal bridging component, whether you include a separate PSI value or not. When using an assumed PSI value, you’re likely not going to pass.

A reliable PSI value calculation has many benefits:

Try AutoPSI today with a free 7-day demo and start streamlining your PSI value calculations.

How it Works

From U-values to non-repeating thermal bridges, PSI values play a big role in building design. With AutoPSI, you don’t need to worry about how to calculate a PSI value, because the values you need are just a few clicks away.

Let AutoPSI uncomplicate the PSI formula for you — Sign up for a free demo to start using our innovative PSI value calculator today.

AutoPSI: Innovative & Fast PSI Value Calculation Software

The AutoPSI thermal modelling tool was developed for the construction design industry.

The AutoPSI thermal modelling tool was developed for the construction design industry.

Our technical services team has worked on many projects and designed linear thermal transmittance calculation tools and other bespoke software based on in-depth experience. With an affordable monthly or annual licence available in various packages, you can also take advantage of our easy-to-use and time-saving PSI value calculator and simplify your processes.

Streamline your SAP calculations to ensure your property will be meeting compliance standards — Try AutoPSI for free today.

Latest news and insights from AutoPSI

Thermal Bridging Calculation Compliance

Achieving compliance with increasingly stringent energy efficiency requirements necessitates a thorough understanding and accurate assessment of thermal bridges. What was once a secondary consideration is now a crucial requirement for meeting building regulations and minimizing the performance gap between design and actual energy use.

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What are Thermal Bridges?

Imagine your building envelope – the walls, roof, and floor – as a thermal barrier designed to keep heat in during cold weather and out during warm weather. Thermal bridges are localized areas within this barrier where heat flows much more easily than through the surrounding materials. Think of them as weak points in your building’s insulation.

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