Press the globe icon to access the languages menu. It is located on the top taskbar (fig. 1). Select the preferred language from the drop-down menu (fig. 2). This setting can be modified at any point in the application.

To open the unit configuration menu, press the symbol next to your username on top of the application taskbar (fig. 1). Units can be changed with the displayed drop-down menus (fig. 2). These settings are always accessible, allowing quick configuration at any point in the application.

The hydraulic quicksearch menu allows product filtering and selection based on a user specified duty point. It is located in the top right corner of the Select 5 homepage (fig. 1).

Step 1: Set a duty point by entering values for flow [Q] and head [H]. The units are specified by the current unit configuration.

Step 2: Select a mains frequency [50 Hz or 60 Hz] from the small drop-down menu.

Step 3: Make a selection by placing green checkmarks on desired products (fig. 2).

Step 4: Press the mangnifying glass icon in the top right corner to add the selection to your project (fig. 2).

Step 5: It may be the case that your selection includes pumps with different circuit types. A window will appear where the circuit type can be specified (fig. 3). All products which are marked red, will be excluded from the selection. Press [Ok] to proceed with the project.

With the product search, it is possible to search for and select specific products by name and article number. Using this option when searching for older products however may lead to no results being displayed (fig. 1). When this is the case, use the out phased pumps search (fig. 2). Both the product search and the out phased pumps search have identical functionality, but one is tailored specifically to the selection of older products.

In our example, we search for products of the "TOP-S" series and we get multiple results with the out phased pumps search (fig. 3).

The operating costs menu will be available once a pump selection has been made and a duty point specified. We recommend using the hydraulic pump selection or the hydraulic quick search for this use case (fig. 1).

In our example we use the hydraulic pump selection:

Step 1: Enter a duty point for a selected series of pumps and press [Next] (fig. 2).

Step 2: Click the [Operating costs preview] icon, located in the top left section of the project overview (fig. 3). Please note, this option won't be available immediately after a manual pump selection or product search.

Step 3: Place checkmarks on products to include them in the life cycle costs graph (fig. 4).

To access the project management menu, click on the 3 bars next to the Wilo logo located in the top left corner of the application window (fig. 1).

Import: From the menu, select [Open] -> [Import] and browse for project files on your local device (fig. 2). When a project is successfully loaded, its name will appear in the taskbar (fig. 3).

Save: To save a new project to the project database, select [Save] -> [Save as] and enter a project name and a project ID. To quickly overwrite a saved file, use the [Save alterations] option instead (fig. 4). The saved projects are located in the [Project database] (fig. 5), which can be opened from the menu.

Export: Select [Export] and choose a file format (fig. 6). To export a project file, choose [Export as CEF file].