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Januar 2018
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Hisense joins MEPcontent

Every week the MEPcontent BIM library keeps growing! Today we are proud to announce that Hisense, another one of world’s largest manufacturers of climate systems, has joined MEPcontent.

The Hisense group is one of China’s largest airconditioning manufacturers providing a comprehensive product line-up including air cooled outdoor units and water cooled outdoor units, meeting different application conditions. Hisense also provides many types of indoor units with more than 100 models, amongst which you can choose the most suitable solution according to the practical situation and decoration style.

Heat pump outdoor units, ducted system and 4-Way Cassette are already available to be downloaded for free as Revit families. More BIM files for Hisense products to come soon!
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Valves App for Revit extended with product lines from Hattersley

New Hattersley product lines for valves have been added to the MEPcontent Product Line Placer for Valves App for Revit! The Valves App lets you easily find the valve you need based on technical properties, place it on pipes in your Revit project, while always working directly with localized and up-to-date manufacturer specific products. If you didn’t already do it, you can download a free trial of the App here.

The valves product lines available in the App contain numerous articles equipped with properties and dimensions that allow you to place the valves dimensionally stable in AutoCAD and Revit MEP.

Hattersley is a recognised leading manufacturer of valves that offers a full range of gate, globe and check valves in both iron and alloy materials, as well as ball and butterfly valves. These are often preferred for their weight and space saving. Hattersley also excels at providing a range of balancing solutions, for constant & variable flow systems.

Along with Hattersley, the MEPcontent Product Line Placer for Valves contains product line information from manufacturers: Oventrop, Belimo, Econosto, TA, Victaulic and Watts Industries and the number will grow in the future.

Start saving time and download a free trial of the MEPcontent Product Line Placer for Valves now!
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LOD, lod or loi in BIM? This is how you deal with them

These terms are frequently encountered in BIM projects: level of development, level of detail and level of information. The terms have not been laid down in an act or standard, but have been devised as a means to help communication within a BIM project run more smoothly. In practice, however, it seems that the terms do, in fact, cause some confusion. To avoid any misunderstandings on the agreements that are made at the level of detail in the beginning phase of the project, it is important to understand what exactly the three terms mean.

Level of development [LOD]

The level of development comprises both the graphic representation of the family as well as the level of the information that is linked to the family. Level of development is often abbreviated to LOD and is often referred to in BIM-related documents such as the BIM protocol. The level of development is the most general term of the three and less useful for detailed agreements.

Level of detail [lod]

When we speak of the level of detail, we are only referring to the graphic representation of the family. A family with a low level of detail has, for example, a simple geometric shape such as a cube or a cylinder and will not contain any specified equipment. Unlike the level of development, the level of detail says nothing about the information that is linked to the family.

Level of information [loi]

Information plays a crucial role in an BIM project. The level of information is used to indicate the level of the information that is linked to the family. A family with an extremely high level of information comprises, for example, manufacturer-specific data sheets and a maintenance instruction.

Taking a LEAN approach to LOD

The three terms LOD, lod and loi are aids for making good agreements with the other parties in the project. Thinking beyond the level of development avoids data (graphic or informative) being added to the model that will not be used. For example, in a project that requires LOD500 (in relation to maintenance), it is quite conceivable to propose modeling the level of detail at a lower level than the level of information. It is important to describe in the BIM protocol what exactly falls under the various loi, lod and LOD levels. This makes it clear which information is really important, what is expected of each other and the collaboration can really begin.
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BIM App for designing and placing Valves in Revit

Today, we add another app for MEP engineers, the MEPcontent Product Line Placer for Valves. A great stand-alone app for Revit which can also be combined with the MEPcontent Product Line Placer for Piping. Easily filter on manufacturer, diameter, valve category, or technical properties. Select and place valves in your Revit project and work directly with localized and up-to-date manufacturer specific products.

The MEPcontent Product Line Placer for Valves app will give you access to valve series from 6 leading manufacturers (Belimo, Econosto, Oventrop, TA, Victaulic and Watts Industries) and this number will increase in the future. Select valves based on pressure stage and have fittings and flanges added automatically. Content is optimized and localized by region including article number, GTIN, manufacturer data and category. Use the diameter from the pipes you use in your model and see what valves are available to fit with your piping system.

Why would you as a busy draftsmen, MEP engineer, designer or modeler care?

The app can save you a lot of time compared to other sophisticated modelling software. You only have to use the clear app interface to select and place valves in your Revit project without a dozen of buttons and options to choose from. The app can be combined with other MEPcontent apps such as the MEPcontent Product Line Placer for Piping, as well as Stabiplan's Export and Import Excel app.

How does it work?

Start drawing pipes from your favorite manufacturers like Georg Fischer, SANHA or Pegler Yorkshire. Add valves with this new app from the above mentioned six valve manufacturers. Export your project data from Revit into Excel, adjust the data, share it with purchasers or management (who perhaps do not have Revit) and import it back into Revit. A true time saving process!

In the free version of the Product Line Placer, you can select Oventrop valves. Both balancing valves and ball valves from Hydrocontrol and Optibal are made available in this version. The MEPcontent Product Line Placer for Valves can be downloaded and tried for free on store.mepcontent.com. You can also watch a short video on the store to see how the app works. If you want to gain access to the product lines and series from the other brands, upgrade the app to get the full version (for €25 / month or equivalent in £ or $) and switch between product lines to get more manufacturer specific content.

Read more here about the extra product lines and series made available in the full app.

Downloading this app only takes two minutes. Please sign in with your MEPcontent credentials or register for free to start downloading and using this app for Revit.

Start saving time by using the functionalities of the MEPcontent Product Line Placer for Valves app now!
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Vaillant AuroTHERM solar panels free to download

Vaillant AuroTHERM families are now available on MEPcontent!

Flat thermal solar panels for solar energy systems under pressure can be downloaded in Revit and IFC formats and are ready to be used in all your BIM projects!

The AuroTHERM families are designed to guarantee installation flexibility and high efficiency. These solar panels can be installed in virtually any setup, making them extremely reliable. They can optionally be connected horizontally or vertically and offer the possibility of being placed in or on a pitched roof and are also suitable for flat roofs.

Additionally, they are resistant to snow and do not suffer from dust or bad weather.
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Join the pilot user group and get first hand free access to 4 new MEP apps and functionalities

Dear MEP engineer, BIM specialist or installation designer,

We would like to invite you to join our exclusive pilot user group and be the first to try out one of the 4 new MEP apps and functionalities for Revit and AutoCAD, planned to be launched in the upcoming weeks. This will give you first hand access to one (or more) powerful BIM tools developed by our team of experienced professionals in the MEP sector.

Your role as pilot user is crucial in the development process. Your input helps us to deliver a solution usable in practice to make sure you save time and become more efficient while using the app(s).

The new apps and functionalities amongst which you can choose are:
- MEPcontent Ostendorf Product Line Placer for Sanitary Systems
- MEPcontent Mitsubishi Electric System Designer
- Stabiplan Electrical Schematics
- Stabiplan Openings for MEP

Join the pilot user group here and get first hand free access to these new MEP apps! And read more about the apps specific details here.

Kind Regards,
The MEPcontent apps team
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6 Common Issues Most Specialists Face When Designing Heating & Cooling Systems

Designing piping systems in Revit can be quite a hassle. We have been talking with quite some MEP engineers and designers over the last months and found out that there are common issues for all of you. Pain points we’ve heard from specialists like you:

1. I am spending a lot of time changing systems in Revit from generic content to manufacturer specific content like pipes and valves.

You have received a model with a generic piping system from your consulting engineer that you want to change to a system from your preferred supplier. This can prove to be very difficult. Content provided by manufacturers does not match your actual system, the correct fittings are not available or autorouting preferences are not set within Revit. Making a generic system work for your specific project can take hours.

The manufacturer specific piping content in our recently published Product Line Placer for Piping App for Revit and Product Line Placer for Valves App for Revit work seamlessly with plain Revit content. Changing from generic to manufacturer specific systems will be a matter of seconds instead of hours.

2. Changing from one manufacturer to another manufacturer’s system is hard.

Did you just design a piping system for a specific manufacturer, but now your contractor decides to change to another supplier? Fear not, you will not have to design your entire piping system again. The Product Line Placer for Piping App allows you to just select another manufacturer and change the entire piping system, including fittings and bends. Using the ‘apply types’ function, you can be sure the new piping system is equipped with the correct product and trade information such as article number and GTIN.

3. I am tired of working with the pre-defined (limited) Revit options and rigidity.

Revit is a comprehensive tool offering a lot of functionalities. Too many functionalities to really work for you perhaps? Creating your own Revit library for piping systems, including autorouting settings, means really a lot of work. And what if manufacturers decide to change important technical details? You will have to set up a new library all over again and update all your custom made products. The Product Line Placer for Piping will do all of this work for you, pre-configuring autorouting settings and to equip piping systems with the correct bends and fittings, linked to the cloud-based MEPcontent database. No fiddling with your piping systems settings needed anymore.

4. I am searching for working, actual family packs and other BIM content all over the internet (ideally fabrication ready families).

Wow, there are quite some manufacturers and BIM platforms out there offering content for your MEP systems. The big problem? For some reasons, they all have different standards when it comes to the level of detail, connectors, naming and size. We know it’s important for you to work with content that is light, compact, that works for your entire project, but still has the right data attached to it. That is why we made sure our content is (manufacturer) data based. In this way, your systems will always be flexible and not have enormous, unnecessary levels of details. Still, you will have the right connectors, article numbers and deep links available within your project. Also, we made sure we added all relevant manufacturers to the Apps so you no longer have to go through endless hoops to download a single connector from a website you might not know very well. Are you missing a manufacturer? Let us know and we’ll try to add it to our app as well.

5. I am facing issues connecting piping systems with other equipment such as valves and pumps.

Having a decent piping system is one, but obviously, you have to add valves, pumps to it and connect it to existing systems as well. Finding or even creating correct fittings, connectors, valves, and pumps is a time-consuming job. But hey, we’ve got you covered here as well. Stop using content that you have to edit or customize yourself, and start using our content for valves and pumps which work seamlessly together with the piping app. Designing complete MEP systems from now on will be a piece of cake.

6. I am finding bad content online, forcing me to create my own content.

There is only one way to solve this. Work with a content platform you can trust. Such as MEPcontent. And when you miss content you often work with, we can talk to the manufacturer (we have over 290 manufacturers we cooperate with on a frequent basis) and use your case (and that of the 30k other MEP engineers, designers and modelers using MEPcontent) to convince them to have their products BIM ready and available to download for free from MEPcontent. We keep the content up-to-date through our cloud services and content update sessions with manufacturers. The great thing about the apps is that they can do the downloading for you! So you only have to focus on your project and the deadlines to be met.

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Revit apps: what are they?

Revit plugin, Revit extension, Revit add-in, Revit add-on and Revit apps, what are they?After a quick Google search I could not find a clear page to explain it to me.

Marketing is a great field to be working in. But at the same time it can be difficult when it comes to correct and uniform naming and branding or categorization.

Also if you look at other synonyms like Revit applications, Revit plug-ins, there is no answer on the question: What is it? For those designers, (MEP) engineers, installers and draftsmen out there working with Revit and want to know what it is, I have the answer for you on this page.

What is it?
It comes down to this: a great piece of additional software on top of Revit.

Software designed with functionalities (and often unique BIM data access) you cannot find in Revit.

Why would you need it?
To complete a certain specialized workflow (like drawing piping systems with manufacturer specific content, ideally the content from manufacturers you work with) or do something which cannot be done in Revit alone such as configuring switch ranges if you are an electrician working in Revit.

Here at MEPcontent, we call them apps. Because we see them as applications on top of Revit and would like to keep things short and simple. Therefore apps (a shortcut term for applications). But whatever you want to call it, it comes down to be something on top of Revit. More specified, more localized, more customized to help you to get the job done, faster.

Where to get it?
If you are a MEP specialist, you can go to store.mepcontent.com to download our free or paid apps depending on the content you need. Guaranteed by our developers (based on 28 years of experience in MEP) to solve issues you face on a daily base. And checked by the marketing or customer success team (by email and phone calls) for relevance. By contacting real-life users globally to ask for feedback, additional content, or anything users might be missing.

By the way, the number of apps is expanding every month, so please make sure you check store.mepcontent.com often and download the (free) apps you need.

If you want to work with a more advanced app with access to content from up to 7 piping manufacturers, you can download the paid version of the MEPcontent Product Line Placer for Piping here.

Please tell us if you have any questions or when you have feedback about the apps. Because no matter how you call them or how we call them, they should work great nevertheless and we are here to make sure they do.
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Spelsberg: New socket combination items available

New socket combination items from Spelsberg are now available on MEPcontent!

Sign in to your free MEPcontent account and download the new content: socket empty enclosures, small-scale distributors, socket casings, distribution boxes and enclosure from the AKI and STV series.

The socket combinations are available for download as Revit families, and can be loaded into your project immediately.
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Fujitsu joins MEPcontent!

Another one of the world’s largest manufacturers has joined the MEPcontent platform! We are happy to welcome Fujitsu to our extensive BIM library for MEP specialists!

Indoor units and heat pumps are already available for download in .rfa and .dwg formats, to be used in both Revit and AutoCAD projects.

The Fujitsu range of air conditioners are powerful and efficient. They provide cooling and heating, and have a deserved reputation for reliability and are value for money. The wide range of indoor unit types make them suitable for most applications with built-in inverter technology reducing running costs and carbon footprint. Fujitsu air conditioners use environmentally friendly refrigerant and all new models have an A/A energy label.

The flexibility of the installation is increased due to the ceiling hanging, ceiling cassette, floor and wall mounted types available and the possibility to connect up to 4 units.
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Flowcon Green valve

The Flowcon Green Pressure independent control valve is now available for use in your BIM projects. You can easily configure the valve with the required actuator, bodies, pressure/temperature plugs or union end connections. Many configurations of the valve are available within the Revit family, all equiped with correct GTIN and article number. Once you have configured the valve according to your requirements, the data on your schedule will be correct and is ready for ordering.

Download the Flowcon Green valve now from MEPcontent.
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Ubbink Air Excellent family pack

The Ubbink Air Excellent Revit family pack is available as of today for use in all countries on MEPcontent.

Air Excellent is a modular air distribution system from Ubbink that can be used in all common mechanical ventilation systems, with or without heat recovery. It is fast and efficient to design a complete ventilation system with the Revit template thanks to the predefined auto routing settings. Download the family pack here.
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Webinar heating system design on Thursday Jan 18th - BIM Insights Session

Welcome to the new BIM Insights Sessions in 2018!

Hope you had some great days off and wishing you all the best for 2018.

What will be new in 2018 is the focus on workflows of MEP engineers. We want to involve engineers more in our webinars and address typical workflows recognizable by specialists in the field. Specialists like you!

The webinar of Thursday Jan 18th (starting at 3 pm CET) will focus on how to place manufacturer specific and generic high-quality content related to valves and pipes in Revit. And to demonstrate how MEPcontent apps can be of help in doing just that.

There will be plenty of time (within the 30 min webinar) to ask anything you want about this workflow and our webinar hosts will gladly provide you with answers.

Do you have a specific workflow you want to see explained during the webinar? Let us know (marketing@mepcontent.com) and we will try to reach out to you as soon as we can.

Hope to see you (again) at the webinar on January 18th.
Dezember 2017
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Hager Vision Distribution Board

BIM files for the renewed Hager Vision distribution board have been published on MEPcontent. Composite dividers up to 40A offer a completely assembled housing construction solution. Easy for the installer, reliability for the resident.

The vision group divider has been a familiar face in many Dutch homes for more than 20 years.

In 2017, Vision was renewed at more than 15 points, following an extensive development process in which Dutch installers participated.
The result is a group distributor that is packed with cleverness and where ease of assembly is the main starting point. The pipe entry piece offers extra space, the cable routing is unobstructed and the QuickConnect spring clamping technology makes the fastest safe connection.

Download the Revit family, CAD file and IFC file now on MEPcontent.
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Design, order and realize projects with Revit apps

BIM projects are often known for their long preparation time. But actually, it's by cleverly handling information in the model through handy apps for Revit that you can save a lot of time in all phases of the project - from design to order and maintenance.

Lightning fast design
You can already start saving time in the design phase. Make sure you work with correct, up-to-date BIM data and use the content that manufacturers make available online. For example, you can design and manage switching systems at lightning speed with the ABB Busch-Jaeger Switch Range Configurator for Revit, with guaranteed up-to-date product information. This way there’s no need to create families yourself anymore and you don't run the risk that the information in the model is not correct.

Order quickly from the model
Thanks to the new Rexel Wholesaler App for Revit (free downloadable from the MEP content store), you no longer needlessly spend time on a complicated ordering process. You can now order your products from the model with just a click. With the handy app you can easily import article numbers, stock information and gross price into the model. Thanks to the link with the Rexel product range, which consists of more than 250,000 products for construction, industry, utilities and retail, you can easily upload product data into the drawing.

Realization
Thanks to the direct link from the model to the order system, the right parts are delivered on location, which fully correspond to the modeled installation. Thanks to the information available in the model, technicians on location know exactly how to install the products and can find additional information about the products in the installation, which saves a lot of time.

Management and maintenance
Not only during construction, but also during management and maintenance, the BIM data saves time. For example, technicians can use their tablet or VR glasses to see in advance which products have been used and how they have been assembled. This means that they can go well-prepared and perform the right actions on location efficiently. Even when parts need to be replaced, they can see the stock status of these parts directly via the Rexel Wholesaler App.

Rexel Wholesaler App
With the handy apps for Revit like the Rexel Wholesaler app, you can make smart use of the available data during several project phases. Would you also like to boost your projects and realize them faster? Download the app now for free on store.mepcontent.com to use directly in your BIM projects.
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BIM brings manufacturer and MEP engineer together

Spelsberg has been a regular content manufacturer at MEPcontent.com for a number of years. During the BIM LIVE Experience in Boxtel, Erwin Van Schooten, Managing Director at Spelsberg, explained how the role of the manufacturer has become increasingly important in the BIM process.

Spelsberg is a German manufacturer of plastic enclosures for the electro technical market and focused originally on German speaking countries. This is still an important market today, but exports now also play an important role.

Past and present

Erwin van Schooten, Managing Director at Spelsberg, explains how the role of the manufacturer has changed: "In the past, when the world was not yet digitalized, a MEP engineer had limited choice in different brands. He went to his wholesaler to buy his products. The wholesaler could only sell a limited number of brands. When an engineer had selected a wholesaler, this usually also determined his preference in brand and product.

Nowadays things are different, the MEP engineer is offered a lot of products from different brands and therefore a wide range of choice. However, he no longer has time to study all the product details of so many different brands; he simply wants to have a good product for the requested application. This creates a conflict: how does the engineer know which product is most suitable? Especially because he has no time to personally address, for example, 10 different suppliers of a type of product.

The solution to this problem lies in good communication of information. A representative still has a role to play in this, but the digital highway also offers many opportunities to engineers for making a choice. The more details of a product are available, the better the selection will be. BIM plays an important role in this and this role will only increase in the future.”

Data transfer

“When we look at where the manufacturer stands in the BIM process, there are still major steps to be taken," said Erwin Van Schooten, Managing Director at Spelsberg. “But how should we move forward? How do we come a step closer to the ultimate transfer of information?”

This is where MEPcontent comes in: the largest BIM library for MEP engineers, which offers up-to-date BIM content and productivity-enhancing Revit applications for the installation industry. On this platform, the manufacturer's products come together with the requirements of the engineer. Spelsberg is one of the hundreds of manufacturers that place their content on MEPcontent.com.

Reduce failure costs

MEPcontent demands a lot from the manufacturers. All product specifications must be communicated so that they can be displayed on MEPcontent.com. Why does Spelsberg go through so much effort to get all product specifications right on MEP content and what does Spelsberg want to achieve with it? Erwin explains: "The purchase of a product is only part of the total cost of ownership. Spelsberg wants to deliver a product at the end of the cycle that fully meets the wishes of the user and a product that is fully appreciated by the MEP engineer.

Spelsberg is convinced that the quality of the product and the installation improves when there is an insight into the costs of the total cycle, for example with regard to ease of installation and service costs. The purchase price of a product can be higher, but due to a reduction in costs, the total installation price at the end of the cycle can be cheaper. Thanks to all the displayed up-to-date product specifications on MEPcontent you can really reduce your failure costs!”

Supply of information

MEPcontent assists Spelsberg in disseminating all the information they provide to a product. But it is important that the manufacturer continues to supply the information. Spelsberg is ahead of other manufacturers in this process. There is a lot of demand for actual content, but this is not yet matched by the amount of content supplied by manufacturers. In the future, MEPcontent wants to create an even better collaboration between the manufacturer and the MEP engineer, because there will be constant demand for new and improved content.

Would you like to know what MEPcontent can mean for you as a supplier/manufacturer? Read more on mepcontent.com.
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Mitsubishi Electric Mr Slim R32 units available on MEPcontent

The R32 Mr Slim Power Inverter split type models - a new range of air conditioning units from Mitsubishi Electric - is now available on MEPcontent!

The range includes ten outdoor units offering single-phase and 3-phase options, with a capacity range from 3.5 to 14kW. 25 individual indoor units are also available as ceiling cassettes, ceiling concealed ducted, wall-mounted and ceiling suspended models.

The air conditioning units are available for download in RFA, DWG and IFC files, so they can be added in both AutoCAD and Revit projects.
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Heat pumps on MEPcontent

Heat pumps are indispensable when it comes to sustainable heating (and cooling) of buildings. Tomorrow, the Dutch Heat Pump Congress 2017 will take place. Here you can hear everything about heat pump concepts in homes. A good time to take a look at the growing range of heat pumps from Vaillant, Mitsubishi Electric, Alpha Innotec, Remeha and Fujitsu on MEPcontent!
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Webinar ABB Busch-Jaeger Switch Range Configurator – NEW: Junction boxes support - Thursday 14th Dec, 14:00 - 14:30 PM CET

The time has arrived to introduce the new functionality of the ABB Busch-Jaeger Switch Range Configurator app: junction boxes support!

Join us for our webinar on Thursday, 14th Dec, 2:00 PM CET, when we will show how the ABB app works and how it can help you save lot's of time when working on electrical projects in Revit. During the webinar we will give a live demo on how you can easily create and manage switch range systems for your entire BIM project. With the new junction boxes support you can also select the correct junction box for your switch range to complete your system.

We’ve been working at high speed to deliver the best solutions for configuring ABB Busch-Jaeger switch ranges and we always appreciate your feedback about apps. Join the webinar and get in touch with us live!

Sign up here.

Don't have the ABB app yet? Download it from the MEPcontent store here.

See you on Thursday!

The MEPcontent webinar team.
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New articles from Dimplex on MEPcontent: System M Compact

New content for heat pumps from Dimplex is now available on MEPcontent.

The System M Compact Outdoor and the System M Compact Indoor are both available for download in RFA, DWG and IFC files, so they can be added in both AutoCAD and Revit projects. The System M Compact Outdoor is available in 4 designs. Just select the design that best fits your garden or the outside of your home. A comfortable and sustainable heating solution!
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ABB Vacuum Cast Coil transformers

Various parts of the Vacuum Cast Coil Dry Transformers from ABB are available as IFC, DWG and RFA files: the Vacuum Cast Coil 12KV and the Vacuum Cast Coil 24KV.

Select the article of your choosing and download the Vacuum Cast Coil transformers now in Revit and AutoCAD.

The Vacuum Cast Coil dry transformers from ABB are moisture-proof, suitable for operation in humid or heavily polluted environments. They are the ideal transformers for operation in environments with a humidity higher than 95 % as well as at temperatures down to -25 °C.
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Content from Elco available

We'd like to introduce a new manufacturer on the MEPcontent portal: Elco. Elco is an established manufacturer offering innovations in burner, condensing boiler and solar technology.

A Revit family and DWG file for the Trigon XL boiler is made available. You can download the file directly into your Revit or AutoCAD project.
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Webinar Export and Import Excel app - Thursday 7 Dec 15.00 - 15.30 PM CET!

Tomorrow, the 7th of December, is the date of our next webinar. This time we discuss the topic: How to work faster with Revit and Excel?

We will go into detail about the functionalities of the new Export and Import Excel app for Revit and talk about the various ways that it can help MEP designers work faster and more efficiently.

Sneak peak:
- Export data to an Excel file, make (bulk) changes and import data back into your Revit project
- Save and load templates of parameters

We try to frequently organize webinars because they give us the chance to get into direct contact with our community of app users. So whether you are already using the app, planning to or just want to learn new ways of working faster, then you should consider joining this webinar and giving us live feedback on the app.

Sign up for free here.

Download the Export and Import Excel app here.
November 2017