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Revolutionizing MEP Design with AI and Automation for Faster, Smarter, and More Precise Building Projects

With over 40 years of combined experience in both residential and commercial building design, our team is at the forefront of innovation. We specialize in integrating high-tech and AI-driven solutions to transform MEP (Mechanical, Electrical, and Plumbing) design. By harnessing state-of-the-art tools and technologies, we optimize the design process to improve efficiency, accuracy, and quality. Our commitment to excellence and forward-thinking approach ensures that every project is not only built to meet today’s demands but is also prepared for the challenges of tomorrow.

Load Calculation

Load calculation for single-family homes is performed using two methods: the Standard Method, based on established guidelines for typical residential designs, and the Optional Method, offering flexibility to accommodate specific building features or unique conditions.

Panel Schedules

Panel schedules provide a detailed layout of an electrical system’s distribution, listing all circuits, their corresponding loads, breakers, and wiring details. This ensures proper load balancing, circuit protection, and easy troubleshooting.

Voltage Drop Calculation

Voltage drop calculation determines the voltage loss along conductors due to resistance. The NEC recommends keeping this drop within 3% for branch circuits and 5% total for feeders and branches to ensure efficient operation, reduce energy loss, and prevent equipment issues in long or high-load circuits.

AI Receptacle and Lighting Layout

AI-powered receptacle and lighting layout designs leverage advanced algorithms to optimize the placement of outlets and lighting fixtures. By analyzing floor plans, usage patterns, and energy efficiency goals, this technology creates intelligent, customized layouts that improve functionality, aesthetics, and overall system performance.

Fault Current Calculation

Fault current calculation determines the maximum current that can flow during a short circuit. The NEC requires this to ensure that equipment, like breakers and panels, can safely interrupt or withstand the fault. Accurate calculation helps prevent damage, ensures safety, and supports proper system design and coordination.

NEC AI Chat Bot

The NEC AI Chatbot is an intelligent assistant designed to answer technical questions based on the National Electrical Code (NEC). It helps engineers, electricians, and inspectors quickly find code-compliant guidance on topics like wiring methods, load calculations, fault current, and safety standards—saving time and improving accuracy in design and field decisions.

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Revolutionizing MEP Design with AI and Automation for Faster, Smarter, and More Precise Building Projects

Load Calculation

Panel Schedules

Voltage Drop Calculation

AI Receptacle and Lighting Layout

Fault Current Calculation

NEC AI Chat Bot

ZigTech leverages AI and automation to streamline MEP design, reducing time and enhancing quality for faster, more accurate building projects

NEC AI Chat Bot

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