Here you can download various DWG examples which will help you to learn how to work with MeteorCalc SL. The examples #1 and #2 are done in step-by-step tutorial style.

Step by step example #1. Street lighting

The example #1 illustrates the procedure of designing a street lighting installation by the Method A (the street lighting model is located directly in the street lighting project file). This example is adapted to a Trial version.

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Step by step example #2. Park lighting

The example #2 illustrates the procedure of designing a street lighting installation by the Method B (the street lighting model is located in the separate and the street lighting project file is attached as an external reference).

The zip-archive contains two dwg-files. Please, unpack their on the disk and open "MeteorCalc_SL_Example_2_Park_Lighting_Model.dwg" file. (This file contains a street lighting model).

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Example #3. Tunnel lighting

The example #3 illustrates the procedure of designing a tunnel lighting system by the Method A (the tunnel lighting model is located directly in the lighting project file).

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Example #4. Integration with low-voltage distribution networks

The example #4 illustrates how to connect a street lighting cabinet to low-voltage distribution network simulated by the MeteorSpec LT software.

MeteorCalc SL and the partner software MeteorSpec LT can work separately or as a combined complex.

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MeteorCalc SL electrotechnical calculation examples

This file contains the numeric examples of SC currents calculation and voltage loss calculation. The numerical examples are intended to illustrate the procedure of SC currents and voltage losses calculations. The procedure of calculation of SC currents is described in the brochure MeteorCalcSL SC currents calculation procedure.pdf. The procedure of calculation of voltage losses is described in the brochure MeteorCalcSL voltage losses calculation procedure.pdf.

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MeteorCalc SL template

The template file includes all components needed for your work with the software. The following components and settings are saved in the template file: blocks for creation of a SL-model and for drawing of schemes, unit types, layer names, dimensioning styles, text styles, multileader styles.