March 2010 |
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QA Graphics Releases v3.0 of 3D Symbol Library for Building Controls Industry
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Ankeny, Iowa – March 22, 2010 – QA Graphics, an
industry leader in the design of control system graphics, is proud to announce
the release of version 3.0 of their 3D symbol library for building automation
system (BAS) software.
Version 3.0 of QA Graphics’ 3D symbol library is an updated release of the
original graphics library which was developed to operate smoothly within most
BAS software. QA Graphics provides a great deal of graphic outsourcing solutions
for the controls industry and saw the need to develop a symbol library that
would provide the industry with more appealing and realistic graphics than
provided by BAS software. Created with current design techniques, the library
provides the equipment and components needed to consistently assemble high-end
system graphics, allowing users to spend less time assembling BAS and HVAC
graphics and further distinguish themselves in the market.
New in version 3.0 are a number of new symbols and the enhancement of existing
symbols such as removing texture from the ductwork symbols, giving the ability
to stretch the graphics, updating cooling tower animations to include fan speeds
and adding animations to other symbols. New symbols include a CRAC unit,
multi-stack chillers, differential pressure sensors, thermostats, a screw
compressor and a variety of miscellaneous interface buttons and icons such as
security, alarm, lighting, and interactive symbols.
With over 280 static graphics and more than 85 animated graphics, the symbols
can be used to create most major mechanical systems. The library is available at
two levels to meet users’ needs: Commercial, which provides an extensive variety
of graphic options to create almost any system graphic, and Lite Commercial, a
condensed symbol set to create system graphics. Key symbols include boilers,
chillers, dampers, filters, piping, fans, cooling towers, generators, valves,
ductwork, coils and more.
The 3D symbol library is compatible with the following systems:
· Alerton
· Andover
· Computrols
· Reliable Controls
· TAC
· Trane
· Tridium
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Each library is provided for unlimited use by one physical company location, and
may be used by additional locations for a one-time licensing fee.
The library offers a competitive advantage within the building automation system
industry, and is even more powerful with the new updates. Users can continually
provide high-end system graphics and represent mechanical control drawings in a
schematic, graphical view. The library is also branded uniquely to the user’s
business, displaying a watermark on major equipment components to protect the
graphics (watermark can be visible or undetectable). Examples of system graphics
may be viewed at: http://www.qagraphics.com/graphic-services/bas-symbol-library.
The 3D symbol library has been successfully implemented into numerous facilities
and several leading control system manufacturers have worked with QA Graphics to
acquire custom libraries and the distribution rights to provide their system
integrators with graphics that have a competitive edge in today’s market. QA
Graphics can also create additional symbols and custom graphic libraries, with
source code ownership available.
About QA Graphics
QA Graphics is an innovative computer graphic development company specializing
in control system graphics for the building automation industry. The company is
an industry leader in the design of custom graphical user interfaces (GUI),
energy dashboards, 3D design/animation, and drafting services. QA Graphics also
offers interactive solutions including full-service Web site development and
multimedia solutions. Visit http://www.qagraphics.com to learn more.
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