Lighting reps, distributors & controls
Fixture counts for quotes, before the coffee's done.
A bright idea: stop counting lights by hand.
Upload the lighting plans. Sweinstein reads the luminaire schedule, counts every fixture type on the plans, and flags types that appear in one but not the other.
Counts
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What it counts
- Every fixture type on the plans
- Exit and emergency fixtures
- Sensors and lighting controls
What it checks
- Luminaire schedule against plan counts
- Types on plans missing from the schedule
- Wattage and specs across sheets
Ask it
- "How many type B fixtures total?"
- "What's the wattage of type A?"
- "Which fixtures are on emergency?"
| Circuit | Breaker | Poles | Load |
|---|---|---|---|
| LP-1 | 20A | 1P | Lighting — Dining |
| LP-3 | 20A | 1P | Receptacles — Kitchen |
| LP-5 | 30A | 2P | Walk-in cooler |
| LP-7 | 40A | 2P | RTU-1 |
Sweinstein is a bright pig. We had to.
Measure on top of the count
Trace lighting circuit and control runs and total the lengths. Lengths are worked out exactly from each sheet's confirmed scale. The AI traces; the math is done in code.
Ask about your local code
Ask about lighting and energy code rules for your region. Answers quote the code books your company uploads and follow the project's province or state. They are a reference, not legal advice.
“Highlighters are a cry for help.”
FAQ
Lighting & Controls questions
Stop counting. Start bidding.
Upload your plans. Sweinstein has you covered. Start free with 2 takeoffs on us, then 1 every month. No card needed.
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