Trox develops a new version of design tool

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The second version of Trox’s popular design tool ‘Easy product finder’ is faster and easier to use and includes more product ranges. This tool helps system designers and specifiers to identify system components and collate all the necessary costings and technical material. The latest version features a new intuitive design concept.

Users can now design and configure the workspace in the way that best suits them. In addition, keyboard entries and shortcuts can be set up to enable users to work faster.

There is improved direct access to the product selection and project structure. Project items can easily be added and changed. Navigation has been enhanced and product search integrated. The overall benefit is to speed up the design and specification phase of an HVAC projects.

The interactive room wizard has been completely revised and is now available for control systems.

As with the first version, the user can generate and export a comprehensive range of supporting materials — including technical data and bills of materials for all designed products. This latest version also includes Trox Labcontrol control systems and the Hesco Switzerland range of air diffusers.

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