SchemBAT is designed for design offices, octopus manufacturers and electrical installers alike.

SchemBAT is suitable for all types of building: factories, offices, collective housing, detached houses, modular buildings, shopping centres, public buildings, infrastructure (tunnels, locks, dams) and tertiary buildings (schools, nursing homes, hospitals, etc.).

By assigning the various loads to circuits, SchemBAT calculates the total power per circuit, busbar and switchboard.

SchemBAT’s advanced parameterisation makes it possible to handle electrical refurbishment as well as new-build work with precision, by defining the points at which electrical conduits are to pass and their elevations.

SchemBAT is a professional software package that is easy to use. However, to use it effectively and optimally, it is best to follow a training course provided by an approved FTZ training centre.

Automatic home automation wiring is available in SchemBAT, for example with the KNX™ protocol for ‘Smart Building’ and ‘Smart Home’. Some devices commonly used in home automation (MyHome™) can also be wired automatically. You can also use other protocols and customise the symbolism.

SchemBAT reads and writes in DWG format. SchemBAT’s BIM module interfaces with the models, both through its add-on functions for Revit™ and via openBIM in IFC format. It supplies the model with high and low voltage electrical elements.

Single or multi-wire diagrams are generated or updated automatically.

Yes, the diagram can be generated automatically in multi-wire mode.

SchemBAT provides a library of electrical symbols for creating customised diagrams: control, automation, terminal blocks, etc.

Symbols are dedicated to home automation. If required, SchemBAT can be used to customise specific symbols.

SchemBAT generates customisable lists of cables (or sheaths and wires), which can be classified by marker and quantity, particularly for disbursement purposes.

SchemBAT is a standalone CAD program that reads and writes in DWG format. Its advanced drawing functions manage layers and blocks, and allow you to create free-form drawings, such as a building, for example.

SchemBAT’s FTZ-BIM module makes it possible to dispense with Revit™ if required. The model is then completed with electrical information in openBIM IFC format. For projects under Revit™, the ‘add-on’ functions must be used.

SchemBAT displays switchgear, wiring and cable trays in 3D, even if the original plan is in 2D and without BIM.

SchemBAT integrates generic databases as well as those of common suppliers. You can also easily add specific devices or components to these databases.

As part of the BIM module, SchemBAT provides electrical data in IFC format (openBIM) for switchgear, cables, boxes, panels and raceways.