Workshop: layout of centre pots for clear, error-free cabling
In the workshop, SchemBAT makes it easy to lay out the centre pots for precise wiring of the octopus boxes.
Each pot clearly displays the connections to be made.
You can see the incoming sheaths with colour-coded wires.
The software automatically numbers the wires to simplify identification.
So you reduce errors and gain clarity right from the wiring phase.
In the Workshop section, SchemBAT also links to spinning machines such as Mecaspin™ and Bouharmont™. The data from the studies is used directly in manufacturing, ensuring consistency between the plans and the workshop.
⤢Workshop: organisation and reliability of octopus box cabling with SchemBAT
In the workshop, SchemBAT becomes a powerful tool for organising the wiring of octopus boxes.
The detailed diagrams help you to follow the connections precisely.
You can ensure consistent and rapid implementation.
Visualising wires makes preparation easier and reduces confusion.
This feature improves the quality of your electrical installations right from the manufacturing stage.
⤢Other features
They use SchemBAT
The answers to your questions
SchemBAT is designed for design offices, spider manufacturers and electrical installers alike.
SchemBAT adapts to all types of buildings: factories, offices, apartment blocks, individual houses, modular buildings, shopping centres, public establishments and tertiary buildings (schools, nursing homes, hospitals, etc.).
SchemBAT reads and writes in DWG format. SchemBAT's BIM module interfaces with models, both through its Revit™ add-on functions and via openBIM in IFC format.
Single-line, and even multi-line, diagrams are generated or updated automatically.
SchemBAT displays equipment, cabling and cable trays in 3D, even if the original plan is in 2D and without BIM.
By assigning the various receivers to circuits, SchemBAT calculates the total power per circuit, busbar and panel.
Automatic home automation cabling is available in SchemBAT, for example with the KNX™ protocol for Smart Building and Smart Home. Certain devices commonly used in home automation (MyHome™) can also be cabled automatically.
SchemBAT integrates generic databases as well as those of common suppliers. You can also easily supplement these databases to include specific devices or components.
Within the BIM module, SchemBAT provides electrical data in IFC (openBIM) format for equipment, cables, boxes, panels and cable trays.
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Request a personalised demonstration of SchemBAT or simply contact an FTZ expert to find out more. We tailor our response to your sector and your electrical cabling projects.
