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BIM data
We support BIM-capable (Building Information Modeling) planning of energy distribution with data and tools, which saves time and money and ensures quality.
Why BIM for electrical planning?
Our innovative tools and data support electrical planners in the BIM-capable planning of power distribution systems. This ensures quality and saves time and money by enabling the simple exchange of all relevant building data from planning to facility management. Totally Integrated Power provides a comprehensive suite of tools and expert support for the entire project lifecycle.
Building Information Modeling (BIM) offers great advantages for digitalization in the planning process. The simple exchange of all relevant building data from planning to facility management ensures quality and saves time and money. This is why BIM is also playing an increasingly important role in electrical planning.
Our BIM solutions for electrical planning include several important add-ons:
- BIM planning with SIMARIS project and SIMARIS BIM Plug-In
- BIM data
- SIMARIS sketch
- SIMARIS busbarplan
- BIM consultancy from TIP experts
Key benefits
Detect conflict and errors earlier
Build twice. First, develop the digital model, then perform the actual construction. This leads to improved cooperation, earlier detection of errors and conflicts, and a quicker construction process with less faults.
Optimize the lifecycle cost
Today, the focus is on planning with BIM. However, BIM offers benefits for the entire life cycle of buildings: The data model makes service, maintenance, and disposal easier.
Lower the number of accidents on site
BIM allows for prefabrication and optimized installation planning, thus lowering risks and increasing safety.
Featured capabilities
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SIMARIS sketch
SIMARIS sketch is a free-of-charge software which is a standalone solution for the 3D-planning of SIVACON 8PS busbar trunking systems in the context of BIM.
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SIMARIS busbarplan
The SIMARIS busbarplan software, which also comes free of charge, supports the 3D-planning of SIVACON 8PS busbar trunking systems in the context of BIM.