E vs Low Voltage Systems Toolkit

A clean, easy to use E-Daf client.* • Access the entire E-Daf library (all of Shas) • Easy to use Daf-Selector • Choose between Small, Large, and Menukad** • Save dapim for offline learning • Share a daf as an image [tap and hold] Questions or comments? Email me at info@BenjyWiener.com! Note: All dapim are loaded from E-Daf.com (unless saved), so an active internet connection is required. Saved dapim can be viewed without an internet connection. * I am not associated with E-Daf.com ** Not available for all dapim

This app is a substantially redesigned visual reference and field-companion for low-voltage systems professionals. Designed for installers, integrators, designers, AHJs, and trade-school students, this app brings together an illustrated drawing library, a curated device catalog with real install data, a private project notebook, and 15 quick field calculators — all working entirely offline on iPhone and iPad. What's new in this version is the dashboard-style Home screen that opens the moment you launch. It surfaces a recently-viewed carousel of drawings, live stats for everything in this app, a rotating field tip pulled from NFPA, NEC, BICSI and TIA references, and one-tap quick-action tiles for every feature. New users see a What's New screen automatically on first launch. The Device Library is a new section that lists 36 hand-picked low-voltage devices grouped by trade — fire alarm initiating devices and notification appliances, access-control hardware, IP/PoE video, structured cabling, intercom and paging, and BMS field devices. Each device shows the typical operating voltage and current, mounting height per code, UL listing, the governing standard (NFPA 72, UL 294, TIA-568, etc.), connection type, and install notes for commissioning. Use the search bar or category chips to filter quickly. Projects is a new private notebook that lives entirely on this device — no account, no cloud, no analytics. Create a project, log address and notes, and tally devices by type with plus and minus buttons for fast estimating, submittal counts, or quick on-site bills of materials. Beneath the new features, the original illustration browser is still here and is still the heart of this app: 171 professionally drawn low-voltage illustrations across 16 disciplines — System Overviews & Integration, Low-Voltage Plans & Layouts, Riser Diagrams, Fire Alarm (NFPA 72), Access Control, CCTV & Video Surveillance, Intercom Systems, Public Address & Paging, Audio-Visual, Building Management System (BMS), Structured Cabling & Network, HVAC, Plumbing, Electrical, Testing & Symbols, and Field Troubleshooting Diagrams. Pinch to zoom up to 6×, double-tap to snap between 1× and 3×, swipe through any category in full-screen, and tap the star to save any drawing to Favorites. A 7-chapter low-voltage field guide covers what counts as "low voltage," the eleven core LV subsystems, how to read an LV drawing set, the relevant code stack (NFPA 70 Articles 725/760/770/800, NFPA 72, TIA-568/569/606/607, BICSI TDMM, UL listings), pathways and cabling best practices, installation and commissioning milestones, and a glossary of LV acronyms. The Calculators tab provides 15 LV-specific field calculations: fire-alarm battery sizing, NAC voltage drop, NFPA 72 strobe spacing, CCTV storage and bandwidth sizing, lens FOV and pixel density, electric-strike and maglock current, REX timing, low-voltage cable voltage drop, conduit fill, PoE switch budget, BACnet point-count estimating, IDF cooling tons, UPS runtime, and power-supply headroom. Built for the job site: works 100% offline, no ads, no tracking, no account required, universal iPhone and iPad with dark-mode support. Disclaimer. The drawings, diagrams, schedules, and calculations in this app are for educational and reference use. They are not permit-ready or construction-approved drawings for any specific project, and they do not replace the judgment of a licensed engineer or the Authority Having Jurisdiction. Always follow the current editions of NFPA 70, NFPA 72, applicable TIA and BICSI standards, and all local amendments.