Dear Kevin, Maybe you can try to define two window types in your TRNBUILD model : - a non-glazing one which models your large opening for the night - a normal glazing one which models the window for the day (same areas as previous window) Be careful to define correct outwall and window areas. For the night, your may have to consider your glazing window as a window with additionnal shading, to obtain the same thermal resistance as your outwall by adding an external thermal resistance (window type manager - optional properties of shading devices). In the same time, your non glazing window is opened (ie no optional properties of shading devices defined). In that way, your glazing window will be treated as an outwall (with the same thermal resistance as your outwall) and your non glazing one as an opening. For the day, you may have to consider your non-glazing window as a window with additionnal shading to obtain the same thermal resistance as your outwall by adding an external thermal resistance. In the same time, you will have to define a total external shading device on that window to keep out solar radiation. External thermal resistance of your glazing window is null during the day. Use schedules or inputs to define those profiles. I think this will work fine. Someone may confirm? Best regards,
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