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With Volts' intuitive user interface, demanding engineers, electricians,
contractors, maintenance departments, OEMs or handymen can obtain fast,
accurate computations, reports and drawings with little or no learning
curve.
Volts' error and message handling is designed to ensure that the entries are
correct, regardless of your experience level.
Volts comprises an integrated collection of electrical analysis modules and
calculators into one unique, easy to use tool. You'll go beyond simple
number
crunching with the power to effectively deal with electrical devices,
conductors, circuit breakers, transformers, generators, motors, electrical
panels, conduit, junction boxes, cable trays and more, with the assurance of
knowing the computations are as specified and required by the 2005 NFPA
National Electrical Code® and IEEE. Information derived form Volts'
accurate
resulting conclusions can not only be printed with preset reports,
schedules,
drawings, diagrams and customizable report printers, but also exportable
directly to Microsoft Excel® or to a csv file format where it can be
utilized
by any other database or spreadsheet Windows® application as well as saved
to
disk in Volts' proprietary .elc file format.
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Accurate – Volts utilizes the necessary NEC® tables, specifications,
and requirements to assure accurate results along with voltage drop
computations to IEEE Std 141 Exact Formula specifications. In addition,
displayed voltage drop and actual real power values are constantly and
automatically updated with every addition or modification to the circuit's
devices or electrical panels along with all ancillary modules, reports,
drawings and schedules. From a simple single circuit to multiple circuits
feeding a multitude of inductive and resistive devices, Volts can handle the
task.
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Informative – All NEC® tables, specifications, and requirements
utilized by Volts are displayed in the appropriate screen. View any of 40
user defined column headers to keep you informed about every aspect of the
circuit. Change column headers "on the fly" with a simple click of a button
to paginate between information headers. Print panel schedules and drawings,
conduits and cables schedules, one line riser diagrams, summary reports or
one of five user configurable reports. Save the results to disk or export to
a csv file format for use by Excel® or Access® or any other spreadsheet or
database program. Utilize conductor gauges in AWG, mm² or Mexico's NOM 1999
units. With over 200 user defined formats for Volts' modules and report
writers, Volts is there to inform you the way you need to be informed.
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Known Values – Volts allows you to work with what you know.
Horsepower, volts, amperes, pherdestärke (ps)(cv), kilowatts, or anything
else you can think of, Volts is ready to work for you. In addition, Volts
is
not limited to one method of calculation. With 5 different ways to
calculate
power factor, 10 for device efficiency, and almost unlimited approaches to
Ohm’s Law. Volts gives you the power of choice!
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Complete and Expanding – From complex unit conversions to motor
overload protection, panel layout drawings to one line riser diagrams,
transformer and generator sizing to motor LRA calculations, Volts' modules
cover a vast array of electrical computations, each one to precise NEC®
specifications. In addition, Volts is continually expanding with new module
additions and program enhancements. There’s simply nothing missing, or soon
will be!
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Integrated Help – Volts is designed for ease of use. Learning to use
it is simple, but, should the occasion arise, Volts has a fully integrated
help file so you can get answers fast. Specific examples, manual
calculations, NEC® table applications, regulations or specifications, or
even
questions about Volts itself, all there at the click of your mouse.
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Sensitive – Volts’ analysis modules are sensitive to all aspects of a
calculation. For example: Voltage drop is sensitive to device amperage,
conductor material and insulation, conduit material, length of run, number
of
conductors in the raceway, and temperature from absolute zero to the
insulations maximum tolerance rating, etc. With Volts, these things are
automatically taken into account. You save time and money with answers that
are right, the first time.
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NEC® Tables, Usage Explanations and Examples – Not only does Volts
utilize the correct NEC® table, specifications, and regulations for its
calculations, it also explains how and why these tables are used, complete
with step by step examples and formulae.
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Analysis Modules:
Cable Tray Sizing Ohm’s Law Transformer Sizing
Circuit Load Analysis One Line Riser Diagram Unit Conversions
Conduit Fill Overload Protection User Defined Defaults
Device and Metal Box Fill Panel Schedule NEC® Specification Pages
Efficiency Factor Power Factor NEC® Usage Examples
Generator Sizing Power Factor Correction Pull Box & Conduit Body
Sizing
Motor Amperage Resistor Color Codes Utility Transformer Values
Motor Startup Amperage Series Voltage Drop
and...
CSV Export Features Conductor Sizing Voltage Drop
Electrical Formulae Real Power Conversions
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Reports:
Volt's Printout Summary Report Writer Defaults Schedule's Setup
Defaults
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Databases:
Cables Database Circuit Breakers Database Items Database
Conductors and Insulations Conduit Body Database Junction Box
Database
Pull Box Database
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Future Scheduled Program Additions and Releases
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Over 150 Supported NEC® Tables, Specifications and Requirements:
NEC® 110-3(b), 210-5(c), 210-19(a), 215-2(b), 250-122, 250-122(b), 310-1,
310-3, 310-5, 310-6, 310-7, 310-8, 310-9, 310-10, 310-11, 310-13, 310-15,
310-15(a), 310-15(b)(2)(a), 310-16, 310-17, 310-18, 310-19, 310-60, 310-64,
310-67, 310-68, 310-69, 310-70, 310-71, 310-72, 310-73, 310-74, 310-75,
310-76, 310-77, 310-78, 310-80, 310-81, 310-82, 310-83, 310-84, 310-85,
310-86, 343-10, 343-11, 345-10, 345-11, 345-12, 346-10, 346-10 Exception,
346-11, 346-12(b)(2), 347-8, 347-13, 347-14,348-11, 348-12, 348-13, 350-16,
350-18, 351-8, 351-10, 351-27, 351-30, 370-16, 370-16(a), 370-16(b), 392-9,
392-10, 392-11, 392-12, 392-13, 430-7(b), 430-22, 430-32, 430-34, 430-147,
430-148, 430-149, 430-150. Appendix C-Tables C1 through C12, Chapter 9-Table
1, Chapter 9-Table 4 (all 13 Articles), Chapter 9-Table 5, Chapter 9-Table
8,
Chapter 9-Table 9.
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the Microsoft website. The keygen is hardware specific, including checks
for CPU and HDD's serial numbers. That means if you change anything
hardware-based, you will need to re-register. Have fun ;)
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