A typical room stands for a number of rooms in a building that have the same use and comparable room parameters. 

To import a relux project in order to save time, click on the  "Import a relux project"   symbol

Calling this up starts the file selection dialog which is used to search for and adopt the corresponding files with the ending  *.rdf . 

In an additional selection menu, it is possible to specify which rooms are to be adopted from a Relux project. 

In general, all scenes (rooms) can be imported, but here it makes sense to import the specific room types (e.g 40 rooms in a project, whereas 20 of them are identical). 

By selecting  OK  you can now insert all the rooms from the Relux project into ReluxEnergyCH.

Note:  Alternatively, you can find this dialog by calling up the menu:  Extras - Relux Projekt importieren  (import Relux project). The key combination  Ctrl + I  will also open the dialog.

When the rooms are imported from ReluxDesktop, a  typischer Raum  (typical room) – Form 2 – and an entry in the  Raumbuch  (room book) – Form 4 – will automatically be created. 

At the same time, the  Leuchten  (luminaires) will also be included in the luminaires list – Form 3. 

All the information taken over from Relux will be marked with the symbol  . 

The  Pflichtfeld Standardnutzung  (compulsory box for 'standard use') contains the standard uses as per SIA Information Sheet 2024. 

The standard uses are allocated a fixed  Beleuchtungsstärke  (illuminance) and  Nutzungsstunden  (hours of use).

Allocate the  Standardnutzung  (standard use) to the individual rooms, as shown on the lower Fig. above.