Urban context modeler tool with a wide variety of parametric building types and forms.

Urban context modeler tool with a wide variety of parametric building types and forms.

This contour generator tool utilizes the latest gdl commands to generate contour lines of any element in ARCHICAD (be it a mesh, a morph, etc.) as fast as possible. Still, with bigger elements it might slow regeneration down quite a bit, so it is suggested to explode the object into a 2D linework! 1. Select the mesh you want to slice and go to 'File>Libraries & Objects>Save Selection as...>Object...' 2. Save the object with a name you will remember (e.g. "mesh-01") 3. Place the Contour Generator Object and set up all its settings according to your design 4. Enter the name of the mesh object you just saved into the corresponding field, so that it would load it, and generate the contour lines +1. Explode the Object into 2D lines in the floor plan, to speed up the model

A 68 to 75 kW electric steam generator/boiler with low water cut-off/level control, water level sight glass, main off/on switch, pilot light, blowdown/drain valves, safety valve, and steam pressure gauge. The unit can deliver steam at operating pressures up to 90 PSIG and produce a minimum steam output of 205 lbs./hr. Unit provides condensate free steam, between 97% to 100% vapor quality, needed to power sterilizers, water stills, utensil sanitizers, and other steam powered equipment when facility supplied steam is not available. Various electrical configurations are available for the heaters, for pricing purposes 208V, 60HZ, 3PH, 209AMPS is used.

Portable plastic bag heat sealing machine. Heavy duty portable sealer, motor driven with foot switch, 16 inches long clamping jaw minimum, 1/8 inch (2mm) wide heat seal, grounding plug and 3-wire electrical cable. Equipped with low voltage impulse generator with electronic timer. For making air and water-tight seals on plastic bags.

Wall mounted monopolar electrosurgical unit. It has a wall mounted hyfrecator. Unit features solid-state transistorized circuitry, dual power output, output dial with timer control, bipolar forceps, and isolated bipolar output. Unit has a monopolar mode where the current passes through an active cable and active electrode to the patient and back to the generator through a return electrode. It can be table mounted and is designed for routine applications in dermatology, gynecology, proctology, dentistry, podiatry and other clinical areas. Wall mounting bracket not included in system size.

A cabinet mounted, single power door (vertical sliding), gravity, sterilizer with integral steam generator w/ approximately 16"H x 16"W x 26"D chamber. The unit is controlled by a microcomputer that monitors and controls all unit operations and functions and provides both audible and visual indications of deviations. A printer-recorder documents and records each cycle performance. For general purpose gravity steam sterilization of hospital and laboratory supplies at temperatures in the range from 100° C to 135°C (212°F to 275°F). A liquid cycle is also provided at temperatures in the range from 100°C to 121°C (212°F to 250°F). Various electrical configurations are available for the integral steam generator, for pricing purposes 208V, 50/60HZ, 3PH, 84AMPS is used.

A cabinet mounted, single power door (vertical sliding), vacuum, sterilizer with integral steam generator. The unit is controlled by a microcomputer that monitors and controls all unit operations and functions and provides both audible and visual indications of deviations. A printer-recorder documents and records each cycle performance. For general purpose pre-vacuum or gravity steam sterilization of hospital and laboratory supplies at temperatures in the range from 110°C to 135°C (230°F to 275°F). A liquid cycle is also provided at temperatures in the range from 100°C to 121°C (212°F to 250°F). Various electrical configurations are available for the integral steam generator, for pricing purposes 208V, 50/60HZ, 3PH, 84AMPS is used.

A recessed mounted (through one wall), double power doors (vertical sliding), vacuum, sterilizer with integral steam generator. The unit is controlled by a microcomputer that monitors and controls all unit operations and functions and provides both audible and visual indications of deviations. A printer-recorder documents and records each cycle performance. For general purpose pre-vacuum or gravity steam sterilization of hospital and laboratory supplies at temperatures in the range from 110°C to 135°C (230°F to 275°F). A liquid cycle is also provided at temperatures in the range from 100°C to 121°C (212°F to 250°F). NOTE: Various electrical configurations are available for the integral steam generator, for pricing purposes 208V, 50/60HZ, 3PH, 84AMPS is used.

A recessed mounted (through one wall), single door (right or left-hinged, appropriate door configuration to be indicated on equipment elevation drawings), vacuum, sterilizer utilizing a remote electric steam generator. The unit is controlled by a microcomputer that monitors and controls all unit operations and functions and provides both audible and visual indications of deviations. A printer-recorder documents and records each cycle performance. For general purpose pre-vacuum or gravity steam sterilization of hospital and laboratory supplies at temperatures in the range from 110°C to 135°C (230°F to 275°F). A liquid cycle is also provided at temperatures in the range from 100°C to 121°C (212°F to 250°F). NOTE: For the electric steam generator, refer to JSN: S1830. Door may be power operated.

A recessed mounted (through two walls), double door (right or left-hinged, appropriate door configuration to be indicated on equipment elevation drawings), vacuum, sterilizer utilizing a remote electric steam generator. The unit is controlled by a microcomputer that monitors and controls all unit operations and functions and provides both audible and visual indications of deviations. A printer-recorder documents and records each cycle performance. For general purpose pre-vacuum or gravity steam sterilization of hospital and laboratory supplies at temperatures in the range from 110°C to 135°C (230°F to 275°F). A liquid cycle is also provided at temperatures in the range from 100°C to 121°C (212°F to 250°F). NOTE: For the electric steam generator, refer to JSN: S1830. Doors may be power operated.

Digital chest system designed solely for making x-ray exposures of the chest. Patients can be standing, seated or lying on their sides. Patient through put is approximately 60 exposures per hour. The configuration of the system consists of a detector subsystem, image processing system, 80 kW high frequency x-ray generator and ceiling suspension or floor mounted column for the x-ray tube. The system shall be DICOM 3.0 compatible, for easy linkage to filmless image management systems and review stations.

This system is specifically designed to perform radiographic examinations in the Radiology Department. This units characteristics and components include, 65 kW micro-processor controlled X-ray generator, non-tilting table with a horizontally adjustable bucky and floating table top, ceiling suspended 0.6/1.0 mm tube unit and vertical bucky stand.

This system is specifically designed to perform radiographic/fluoroscopic examinations in the Radiology Department. On-line digital image processing will provide instant availability of images for review via infrared remote control. This units characteristics and components include, 80 kW micro-processor controlled X-ray generator, remote-controlled 90/90 table with 15” multi-field Image Intensifier and integrated tube support. The Digital Spot Imaging consists of a computer, keyboard with acquisition, viewing monitor and a slave monitor. The system shall be DICOM 3.0 compatible, for easy linkage to filmless image management systems and review stations. It is recommended that the TV monitors be ceiling suspended.

This system is specifically designed to perform digital radiographic/fluoroscopic examinations in the Urology Department. The characteristics and components include a 80 kW micro-processor controlled x-ray generator, urological table with integrated tube stand, 16 inch multi-field Image Intensifier (I.I.), video chain, disc recorder and required accessories. The Digital Spot Imaging consists of a computer, keyboard with acquisition and viewing monitor and a slave monitor. The system shall be DICOM 3.0 compatible or latest version, for easy linkage to filmless image management systems and review stations. TV monitors shall be tower mounted or suspended from the ceiling.

<p>The PC-200 is a professional grade, rack-mountable power conditioner and controller designed to provide 120 Volt AC power distribution, switching, surge protection, noise filtering, and energy monitoring for Crestron® control systems, AV systems, computers, and other equipment. Eight switched outlets are provided on the rear panel, plus a single unswitched convenience outlet is provided on the front. All nine outlets are protected, filtered, and monitored. The switched outlets are arranged in four banks of two, three of which are turn-on delay-adjustable when controlled from the front panel power switch. The same three outlet banks are also individually controllable via a control system to enable selective switching of devices, on/off power sequencing, load-shedding, and other custom power control functionality.[1]<br>Built-in RMS voltage and current monitoring enables logging and reporting of the line voltage, current, power, and energy usage at the input. An external temperature sensor is included to keep tabs on heat conditions within the equipment rack or room. Network connectivity allows for setup and operation using a web browser, with extensive custom control and monitoring capabilities enabled through integration with a Crestron control system, the MyCrestron.com residential monitoring service, the Crestron Fusion® Cloud enterprise management service, or an SNMP client.[1,2]<br><br></p><strong>Power Conditioning<br></strong>A quality power conditioner is an essential component of any professional system to prevent sudden equipment failure due to lightning and electrical disturbances, to prolong the lifespan of that equipment, and to maximize overall system performance during everyday operation. The PC-200 includes the following power conditioning features:<br><ul><li><strong>Surge Protection</strong> — Provides protection against surges and spikes in the AC power line caused by lightning and other electrical disturbances</li><li><strong>Under/Over Voltage Cutoff</strong> — Shuts off power to the rear panel outlets if the line voltage strays beyond the normal operating range, which is adjustable on the PC-200</li><li><strong>Thermal Breaker</strong> — Disrupts power to all outlets in case of an overload condition</li><li><strong>EMI/RFI Noise Filtering</strong> — Prevents electromagnetic and radio frequency interference that can negatively impact sound and video quality</li><li><strong>Wiring Fault Detection</strong> — Detects faulty wiring of the incoming AC power line and shuts off power to the rear panel outlets until the fault is corrected [3]</li></ul><p><strong>Four-Stage Adjustable Turn-On Delay</strong><br>The switched outlets on the PC-200’s rear panel are arranged in four banks, with two outlets per bank. When operated by its front panel power switch, the first bank turns on immediately while the other three banks can be configured to turn on in any order according to the delay time set for each bank. Each bank is independently adjustable to provide up to 10 seconds of delay before turning on, ensuring that the connected equipment gets powered up in proper order with sufficient time for each piece to stabilize. This helps to prevent dangerous transients that can damage delicate components and potentially trip the main circuit breaker. It can also help to prevent audible pops and thumps through connected audio equipment at power-up. Delayed turn-on is initiated by turning on the front panel power switch, or by applying power to the main line input following a power outage or through an externally switched circuit.<br><br></p><p><strong>Three Remote-Controllable Switched Outlet Banks</strong><br>When connected to a local area network, three of the four outlet banks on the PC-200’s rear panel can be turned on or off independently using a web browser or control system. The other bank is always on as long as the front panel switch is turned on. This energy-saving feature allows select components to be powered down when not needed. Through integration with a control system, custom functionality can be programmed to enable control from a touch screen, keypad, remote, or mobile device. Sequential power-up and power-down functionality can be enabled through programming of the control system. For systems employing a backup generator or UPS, load-shedding can be performed to shut down unnecessary components during a power outage.[1]<br><br></p><strong>Energy Monitoring<br></strong>By sensing the incoming line voltage and the total device load, the PC-200 facilitates a host of solutions for monitoring, automating, and troubleshooting a system.<br><ul><li>Voltage monitoring allows fluctuations in the power line to be tracked and logged, helping to identify and document problems with the power utility or building wiring.</li><li>Energy monitoring provides the real power consumption (watts), current draw (amps), and energy usage (watt-hours) for all of the connected devices combined.</li><li>By connecting and testing one component at a time, the PC-200 allows power-hungry equipment to be identified and replaced with more efficient equipment.</li><li>High inrush current devices can be identified to assist in optimizing the configuration of power sequencing schemes.</li><li>Overall energy usage can be tracked and logged to identify trends and reform energy-wasting behaviors.</li><li>System usage can be tracked to inform the scheduling of maintenance and future purchasing decisions.</li><li>An alert notification can be sent if there’s a sudden or abnormal drop in current draw, potentially indicating a device has been shut off improperly or disconnected due to theft (effective only when outlets are switched on).</li></ul><p><strong>Ambient Temperature Sensing</strong></p><p>The PC-200 offers a complete equipment protection solution by monitoring the ambient temperature within the equipment cabinet or room to prevent overheating. The included temperature sensor connects to the rear of the PC-200 and features a choice of magnetic or adhesive mounting for easy placement within a typical equipment rack enclosure. The over-temperature cutoff threshold can be set to shut down power to the system if conditions exceed a safe operating temperature. Through a control system, the temperature measurement can be utilized to regulate the operation of cooling fans or air-conditioning equipment to keep equipment running cool.</p><p><strong>Ping Monitoring</strong></p><p>No matter how well a system is designed and programmed, even the finest control system or computer has the potential to lock up and stop responding once in a while. The PC-200 can be configured to detect an unresponsive device by sending it a ping command at regular intervals. If the ping request is not returned after four tries, the outlet bank feeding the monitored device cycles off and on to reboot the device, quickly restoring normal operation without any human intervention.</p><p><strong>Remote Management & Control</strong><br></p><p>The PC-200 integrates neatly into any system or facility. Used alone, it can be set up and managed through a web browser. It can also be configured to send email notifications in case of certain specified events. Integration with the MyCrestron.com residential monitoring service provides a cloud based solution for homeowners to monitor and manage the PC-200 as part of a complete Crestron home automation system. Or, Crestron Fusion Cloud provides an enterprise solution for corporations and universities to manage rooms using the PC-200 throughout a building or campus. Built-in SNMP support enables integration with third-party IT management software, allowing network administrators to manage one or many networked PC-200s in an IT-friendly format. And of course, the PC-200 can be integrated with a Crestron control system via Ethernet or Cresnet® to enable control and monitoring through a touch screen, handheld remote, or mobile device.[1,2]</p><p><strong>Key Features</strong><br></p><ul><li>Rack-mountable power conditioner and controller</li><li>Eight switched rear panel outlets, arranged in banks of two</li><li>Adjustable turn-on delay and remote switching per each of three banks</li><li>One unswitched front panel outlet</li><li>Built-in current sensing and energy monitoring</li><li>Line voltage monitoring</li><li>Professional grade surge protection</li><li>UL® 1449 Type 3 Listed</li><li>Thermal breaker overload protection</li><li>Adjustable over-voltage and under-voltage cutoff</li><li>EMI and RFI noise filtering</li><li>Wiring fault detection [3]</li><li>Ambient temperature sensing and over-temperature cutoff</li><li>Ping monitoring (device lockup detection and reboot)</li><li>Built-in energy usage and event logging</li><li>Front panel main power switch and status indicators</li><li>Easy setup and operation via web browser</li><li>Crestron® control system integration via Ethernet or Cresnet®</li><li>Remote management via MyCrestron.com, Crestron Fusion® Cloud, or SNMP [2]</li><li>Single-space 19 inch rack-mountable</li><li>Rated 15 Amps at 120 Volts AC</li><li>Limited Lifetime Product Warranty</li><li>Limited 5 Year Connected Equipment Protection Warranty</li></ul><p>1. Crestron control system and custom programming sold separately.<br>2. Email notification and direct integration with MyCrestron.com, Crestron Fusion, and SNMP will be enabled through a future firmware update. Alternately, these services can be integrated now through a Crestron control system with custom programming.<br>3. Detects most input line wiring faults. Does not detect neutral/ground reversal. Does not discern between ground connections at the AC power line, chassis, or connected equipment (a ground connection at any point will be detected by the PC-200 as normal). The installer is responsible for proper wiring and grounding of this and all connected equipment according to applicable electrical codes, accepted guidelines, and best practices. Proper wiring and function of the AC power source should be verified prior to connecting the PC-200 or any other equipment. Use of this product does not negate the responsibilities of the installer and end-user to exercise all appropriate and required measures for safe and reliable installation and operation.</p>

<p>The PC-300 is a professional grade, rack-mountable power conditioner and controller designed to provide 120 Volt AC power distribution, switching, surge protection, noise filtering, and energy monitoring for Crestron® control systems, AV systems, computers, and other equipment. Eight individually-switched outlets are provided on the rear panel, plus a single unswitched convenience outlet is provided on the front. All nine outlets are protected, filtered, and monitored. The switched outlets are each turn-on delay-adjustable when controlled from the front panel power switch. The switched outlets are also individually controllable via a control system to enable independent switching of devices, on/off power sequencing, load-shedding, and other custom power control functionality.[1]</p><p>Built-in RMS voltage and current monitoring enables logging and reporting of line voltage fluctuations at the input, as well as current, power, and energy usage at each outlet. An external temperature sensor is included to keep tabs on heat conditions within the equipment rack or room. Network connectivity allows for setup and operation using a web browser, with extensive custom control and monitoring capabilities enabled through integration with a Crestron control system, the MyCrestron.com residential monitoring service, the Crestron Fusion® Cloud enterprise management service, or an SNMP client.[1,2] Setup and operation can also be performed through the LCD front panel.</p><p> </p><strong>Power Conditioning<br></strong>A quality power conditioner is an essential component of any professional system to prevent sudden equipment failure due to lightning and electrical disturbances, to prolong the lifespan of that equipment, and to maximize overall system performance during everyday operation. The PC-300 includes the following power conditioning features:<br><ul><li><strong>Surge Protection</strong> — Provides protection against surges and spikes in the AC power line caused by lightning and other electrical disturbances</li><li><strong>Under/Over Voltage Cutoff</strong> — Shuts off power to the rear panel outlets if the line voltage strays beyond the normal operating range, which is adjustable on the PC-300</li><li><strong>Thermal Breaker</strong> — Disrupts power to all outlets in case of an overload condition</li><li><strong>EMI/RFI Noise Filtering</strong> — Prevents electromagnetic and radio frequency interference that can negatively impact sound and video quality</li><li><strong>Wiring Fault Detection</strong> — Detects faulty wiring of the incoming AC power line and shuts off power to the rear panel outlets until the fault is corrected [3]</li></ul> <p><strong>Eight-Stage Adjustable Turn-On Delay</strong><br>When operated by its front panel power switch, the PC-300 allows each of its rear panel outlets to turn on in any order according to the delay time set for each outlet. Each outlet is individually adjustable to provide up to 10 seconds of delay before turning on, ensuring that the connected equipment gets powered up in proper order with sufficient time for each piece to stabilize. This helps to prevent dangerous transients that can damage delicate components and potentially trip the main circuit breaker. It can also help to prevent audible pops and thumps through connected audio equipment at power-up. Delayed turn-on is initiated by turning on the front panel power switch, or by applying power to the main line input following a power outage or through an externally switched circuit.<br><br></p><p><strong>Eight Remote-Controllable Switched Outlets</strong><br>Any of the PC-300’s eight rear panel outlets can be turned on or off individually through the front panel LCD screen or over the network using a web browser or control system. This energy-saving feature allows select components to be powered down when not needed. Through integration with a control system, custom functionality can be programmed to enable control from a touch screen, keypad, remote, or mobile device. Sequential power-up and power-down functionality can be enabled through programming of the control system, with select outlets designated as always on. For systems employing a backup generator or UPS, load-shedding can be performed to shut down unnecessary components during a power outage.[1]</p><p> </p><strong>Energy Monitoring</strong><br>By sensing the incoming line voltage and individual device loads, the PC-300 facilitates a host of solutions for monitoring, automating, and troubleshooting a system.<br><ul><li>Voltage monitoring allows fluctuations in the power line to be tracked and logged, helping to identify and document problems with the power utility or building wiring.</li><li>Energy monitoring per outlet provides the real power consumption (watts), current draw (amps), and energy usage (watt-hours) for each connected device.</li><li>Allows power-hungry equipment to be identified and replaced with more efficient equipment.</li><li>High inrush current devices can be identified to assist in optimizing the configuration of power sequencing schemes.</li><li>Overall energy usage can be tracked and logged to identify trends and reform energy-wasting behaviors.</li><li>Individual device usage can be tracked to inform the scheduling of maintenance and future purchasing decisions.</li><li>The power state of an IR controlled device can often be determined by sensing its AC current draw, ensuring it’s on when it should be on.</li><li>An alert notification can be sent if there’s a sudden or abnormal drop in current draw, potentially indicating a device has been shut off improperly or disconnected due to theft (effective only when outlets are switched on).</li></ul><p> </p><p><strong>Ambient Temperature Sensing</strong><br>The PC-300 offers a complete equipment protection solution by monitoring the ambient temperature within the equipment cabinet or room to prevent overheating. The included temperature sensor connects to the rear of the PC-300 and features a choice of magnetic or adhesive mounting for easy placement within a typical equipment rack enclosure. The over-temperature cutoff threshold can be set to shut down power to the system if conditions exceed a safe operating temperature. Through a control system, the temperature measurement can be utilized to regulate the operation of cooling fans or air-conditioning equipment to keep equipment running cool.</p> <p><strong>Ping Monitoring</strong><br>No matter how well a system is designed and programmed, even the finest control system or computer has the potential to lock up and stop responding once in a while. The PC-300 can be configured to detect an unresponsive device by sending it a ping command at regular intervals. If the ping request is not returned after four tries, the outlet feeding the monitored device cycles off and on to reboot the device, quickly restoring normal operation without any human intervention.</p> <p><strong>Built-In Logging</strong><br>Events such as power surges, over/under voltage conditions, over-temperature conditions, ping failures, outlet switching activity, and sudden changes in current draw (indicative of a device being improperly shut off or disconnected) can all be logged as they occur to document the time and cause of problems and to track device usage. All sensor readings are logged at a configurable interval as short as five seconds providing a minimum of one week’s worth of data. Logs can be retrieved periodically to record a detailed history of events and energy usage over time.</p> <strong>UL® 1449 Certified</strong><br>The PC-300 has been tested and certified by UL as compliant with the UL 1449 safety and performance standard for surge protective devices (SPD).<br>  <br><strong>Key Features</strong><br><ul><li>Rack-mountable power conditioner and controller</li><li>Eight individual-switched rear panel outlets</li><li>Adjustable turn-on delay and local/remote switching per outlet</li><li>One unswitched front panel outlet</li><li>Built-in current sensing and energy monitoring per outlet</li><li>Line voltage monitoring</li><li>Professional grade surge protection</li><li>UL® 1449 Type 3 Listed</li><li>Thermal breaker overload protection</li><li>Adjustable over-voltage and under-voltage cutoff</li><li>EMI and RFI noise filtering</li><li>Wiring fault detection [3]</li><li>Ambient temperature sensing and over-temperature cutoff</li><li>Ping monitoring (device lockup detection and reboot)</li><li>Built-in energy usage and event logging</li><li>Front panel main power switch, status indicators, and color LCD</li><li>Easy setup and operation via front panel or web browser</li><li>Crestron® control system integration via Ethernet or Cresnet®</li><li>Remote management via MyCrestron.com, Crestron Fusion® Cloud, or SNMP [2]</li><li>Single-space 19 inch rack-mountable</li><li>Rated 15 Amps at 120 Volts AC</li><li>Limited Lifetime Product Warranty</li><li>Limited 5 Year Connected Equipment Protection Warranty</li></ul> <p>1. Crestron control system and custom programming sold separately.<br>2. Email notification and direct integration with MyCrestron.com, Crestron Fusion, and SNMP will be enabled through a future firmware update. Alternately, these services can be integrated now through a Crestron control system with custom programming.<br>3. Detects most input line wiring faults. Does not detect neutral/ground reversal. Does not discern between ground connections at the AC power line, chassis, or connected equipment (a ground connection at any point will be detected by the PC-300 as normal). The installer is responsible for proper wiring and grounding of this and all connected equipment according to applicable electrical codes, accepted guidelines, and best practices. Proper wiring and function of the AC power source should be verified prior to connecting the PC-300 or any other equipment. Use of this product does not negate the responsibilities of the installer and end-user to exercise all appropriate and required measures for safe and reliable installation and operation.</p>