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As the only design software in the industry that can import a floorplan in
its native format and create your lighting control system on top of it, vNet
Builder is the answer you’ve been waiting for. Import various file types from
different CAD or drawing programs such as DWG, JPEG, PNG – or even use the
included
drawing tools to create a simple floorplan – then
drag-and-drop devices onto the layout. A chandelier in the piano room, track
lighting over the bar, ceiling cans, sconces, and motorized shades in the
den…you name it. Then demonstrate how your design will work – and how much it
will cost – before you pull the first wire.
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Once you import a floorplan, populate it with lighting loads, sensors, and
Colorado vNet system devices. Simply drag objects from the menu and drop them
into the floorplan. Wiring connections, both high voltage and low voltage, are
added with a point-and-click of the mouse.
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Program devices with simple On/Off commands, or test-drive a variety of
lighting scenarios with rich, logical conditional tests. A menu-driven
interface with lots of drag-and-drop items makes programming a snap.

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Evaluate how lights and other controlled devices interact with each other in a
specific floorplan. Detailed graphics accelerate programming and help avoid
errors.
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Add a module to your design and vNet Builder automatically adds it to the
Bill of Materials. You can see what the system will cost long before the first
wire is
pulled.
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vNet Builder automatically generates wiring and installation diagrams for all
Colorado vNet devices in your project. The self-generated diagrams avoid costly
mistakes and provide unprecedented organization. Print out the high-voltage
wiring diagrams and give them to the electrician. You’ll both be pleased at the
results.
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Log-in to your project from anywhere in the world and remotely adjust
lighting levels, re-program settings, troubleshoot the system or generate
up-to-date diagrams and reports.
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