TURKU, Finland, Jul 7, 2022 – MagiCAD Cloud, the world’s largest library of high-quality BIM objects for MEP design, continues to expand with Dreamled sockets and luminaires. Dreamled specializes in luminaires and LED lighting and they are especially known for manufacturing of work station sockets. Dreamled chose MagiCAD because the software has an essential role for electrical designers. We warmly welcome Dreamled to MagiCAD Cloud.
Dreamled’s database of BIM objects in MagiCAD Cloud includes different variants for flexible Ecolight luminaire and Ready lighting series. They are commonly used in kitchens and utility rooms as under cabinet lighting. The products are easy to install, and can be easily connected with Pro sockets.
The BIM objects for the sockets include Pro, Pro Mini, Pro Power Standby, and Pro Power Primary. Pro and Pro Mini are Dreamled’s corner sockets. Pro Power Standby is a multifunctional integrated socket that can be paired with Pro Power Primary to control the lighting. Dreamled’s design cuts up to 70% of the work and installation accessories compared to the solution where the sockets are installed separately and the luminaire, ballast and light emitter are not integrated.
Browse Dreamled products in MagiCAD Cloud
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About Dreamled
Dreamled was established in 2011 in Finland. Dreamled is known for its stylish and high-quality workstation luminaires and sockets, as well as for providing comprehensive lighting solutions. Dreamled sockets are manufactured in Northern Ostrobothnia. The products are constantly being renewed using uncompromised components. For more information, visit https://www.dreamled.fi.
About MagiCAD Cloud
MagiCAD Cloud is the world’s leading mechanical, electrical and plumbing (MEP) BIM platform. It includes over 1,000,000 data-rich BIM objects of commercially available MEP devices and components from more than 300 manufacturers internationally. For more information, visit https://www.magicad.com.
