Integration into elec calc™
Strengthening strategic cooperation
Origin of the collaboration
Product liability
Eaton takes great responsibility as a manufacturer to ensure high-quality installation safety throughout the products it distributes to installers.
Installation delivery
It is then mainly our installers and panel builders who deliver the installation to our end customers. Given the efficiency we are always looking for, it was necessary to automate the schematics so that they were well drawn and the cables were calculated according to the short-circuit capacity of an installation.
System with multiple manufacturers
The main aim was to automate an open system that included switchgears from most vendors. In previous years, most vendors had their own software that could usually only be used for their own products.
Multi-brand software
- Trace Software could clearly offer a solution to the integrator market to start building a reliable and user-friendly tool for all brands. It also saves our integrators from having to buy software from the various industry suppliers and having to train their staff on each program.
Control method
This way of working is also appreciated by the inspection bodies, who are ultimately responsible for the safety of buildings and people. As a result, they are reassured by the correct method of calculating and selecting the appropriate switchgear.

“We are proud to present Eaton as a new and important partner for our elec calc™ software. Such important collaborations help us serve our customers in the best possible way, with the goal of simplifying their daily lives. The addition of Eaton’s products is undeniably an added value for our users.”
Jérôme Mullie
Technical Director
Expansion into new target groups in the future?
Electrical installations are no longer a small matter and are regularly adapted according to the capacity and type of consumers. The energy transition, with the emergence of alternative energy sources and other types of consumers, is very topical. Just think of the introduction of photovoltaic installations and electronically controlled systems (lighting, HVAC, e-mobility, etc.). These developments and adaptations require constant analysis in which building managers will also have to make key decisions. To do this, they will also need to build on the initial study and inspection of the facility.