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Risk assessment is complicated ... |
Atmos support several standards: IEC 62305, NFPA 780 and others … |
tutorial IEC 62305 example |
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... and it has so many variables ... |
… with complete “point and click” options and a fully visual interface ... |
tutorial IEC 62305 example |
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... with so many solutions |
... and up to 16 zones and 16 service lines combined in up to 6 options to compare cost and risk |
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CAD programs are time consuming |
Atmos doesn’t use a CAD interface; instead, it gives you an analytical solution with a draft that your draftsman can add to the CAD drawing in minutes |
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Buildings are so different |
Simply select between several building models, then Atmos gets always the cheapest LPS solution |
guide Models and Verifications |
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There's a high building just next to this |
Verify instantly if your building is already protected by a higher neighbor |
guide Models and Verifications |
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Still doing it manually or with a spreadsheet |
Manual methods are error prone (and spreadsheets are only automation of manual methods, you just get quicker errors!) |
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It's just a small house |
Even our inexpensive Learning Edition gives you a fast answer for risk and LPS with full reports |
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That metallic structure is near a down conductor |
Several options to check safety distances for both IEC and NFPA methods and also through the inductance of conductor |
guide Models and Verifications |
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Reports are so time consuming |
Get PDF reports of project data, zones and service lines, materials list with data sheets, options considered and cost analysis |
guide Reports |
