Smoke alarms placed to DIN parameters
Room geometry, coverage area per detector and wall and ceiling clearances are evaluated automatically. Every room gets the optimal detector count — even with angled floor plans and large areas.
Smoke-detector planning to DIN 14676 — automatically from the IFC model
PlanWerke detects rooms from PDF plan, DWG/DXF or IFC geometry, calculates coverage areas and places smoke alarms to the parameters of DIN 14676 — including support for fire-alarm planning in the sense of DIN 14675. Results in minutes, export-ready as CSV.
PDF · DWG/DXF · IFC 2x3 & IFC4 — no account, all local
3 min
plan → finished detector list
DIN 14676
areas & clearances checked
0 uploads
computed locally in your browser
CSV + BCF
tender-ready
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Two standards, one tool
Fire-alarm planning, clean from the start
For fire-alarm systems PlanWerke supports the engineering in the sense of DIN 14675: monitoring scope, detector positions and bills of materials from the model — a solid basis for the specialist company, tendering and acceptance.
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What the auto-planning takes care of
- Automatic room detection from IFC 2x3 & IFC4
- Coverage areas & detector spacing to standard parameters
- Wall & corner clearances checked, floor by floor
- Optimal detector count per room, manually adjustable
- Visual review right in the 3D model
- Bill of materials as CSV · comments as BCF
▦ Coverage area per detector · DIN 14676
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From model to detector list
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Drop in your IFC
Rooms & floors are detected automatically from the geometry.
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Detectors are placed
Placement to DIN 14676 — areas, clearances & counts computed to standard parameters.
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Review & export
Check it in 3D, bill of materials as CSV, comments as BCF.
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Questions about smoke-detector planning
Does PlanWerke replace the fire-safety engineer?
No. PlanWerke is a tool for engineers: it automates placement and standards checking — planning responsibility and sign-off remain with the engineer. Every result can be reviewed and adjusted in the model.
How does PlanWerke determine the detector count per room?
From the IFC geometry: room area, shape and coverage area per detector are evaluated to DIN 14676. Every room gets at least one detector; large or angled rooms are subdivided.
What is exported for tendering?
A bill of materials of all detectors per room and floor as CSV, plus BCF comments on the model — for handover to the team, installers or clients.
DIN 14676DIN 14675PDF · DWG/DXFIFC 2x3 & IFC4Computed in the browser
Plan smoke detectors in minutes — not days.
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