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For the first time, an industrial company integrates certified data from Eurovent into its BIM objects. Gree, in partnership with BIM&CO, has worked in this sense in order to boost the quality of its clients’ deliverables.

By integrating the Eurovent certified dataset to its HVAC products, Gree allows its customers to save significant time, and access to critical data of the object taking a certified state, allowing to limit verifications.

Focusing on BIM objects

Gree, the world’s largest manufacturer of air conditioners, has switched to BIM because “The digital world of construction projects is moving fast and without tools to simulate projects, there is no hope of survival,” according to Philippe Caron, Marketing Director at Gree.

The manufacturer is now innovating by focusing on BIM objects with certified data in order to facilitate the prescription of its products for its customers. Indeed, the latter will be provided with packages guaranteed by Eurovent on their HVAC products.

Eurovent is recognized as the European leader in third-party certification of product performance in the fields of heating, ventilation, air conditioning, and refrigeration. Its members from all over Europe represent more than 1,000 manufacturers.

Current database sites

There will no longer be any need to tediously search for information on the current database sites"

For Philippe Caron, the benefit of Eurovent certified data for an HVAC manufacturer lies in “The quality and richness of the information provided, the confidence of the customer, the simplification of his work (because checks by an independent body have been carried out beforehand). In the long term, publishers will also use their encapsulated data and save even more time. There will no longer be any need to tediously search for information on the current database sites.”

For a user, the value of an HVAC BIM object whose data is Eurovent certified includes the quality of the objects, the veracity of the information provided, as well as the wealth of information, as Eurovent data is full of it. Using this type of object also simplifies one's work, avoiding the numerous trips to the manufacturer himself, or even to Eurovent or Edibatec.

Certified technical properties

As for the choice of deploying this project with BIM&CO, Philippe Caron comments: “We were looking to enter this world, and we found ourselves at the right time, with an approach that was really nice.”

Structured around a centralized database in a Cloud, the bimandco.com platform benefits from advanced features for collaborative work and promotes the standardization of object properties in order to facilitate exchanges and interoperability.

The integration of certified data is a step forward, allowing the creation and distribution of components or catalogs of BIM objects with certified technical properties. It also provides the means to use this data to create digital mock-ups.

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