Low-voltage, security & AV integrators
Low-voltage takeoffs, zero static.
Another data drop? Let the pig deal with it.
Upload the T, S and AV sheets. Sweinstein counts every data drop, camera, card reader and speaker, and pulls the device schedules into clean tables.
Counts
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What it counts
- Data and voice outlets
- Cameras, card readers and door hardware
- Speakers, displays and AV devices
- Wireless access points
What it checks
- Device schedule against plan counts
- Devices needing power from the electrical sheets
- Notes and specs across sheets
Ask it
- "How many data drops in the office area?"
- "Which doors have card readers?"
- "What camera model is specified?"
| 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 |
Low voltage, high spirits. Sweinstein never gets its wires crossed.
Measure on top of the count
Trace cable tray and conduit 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 the code requirements that apply to your low-voltage work. Answers quote the code books your company uploads and follow the project's province or state. They are a reference, not legal advice.
“I'll take the takeoff. You take the mud bath.”
FAQ
Low-Voltage questions
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