Low Voltage (Security/AV/Data)
AI-powered low voltage takeoff software
Low-voltage takeoffs require the technology drawings (when issued), the low-voltage spec, and (often) a separate AV/IT specification. PreCal-IQ surfaces device counts, cable runs, and system zones from each source.
What's included
Every low voltage (security/av/data) item, accounted for
- Data outlets, jacks, and patch panels
- AV outlets and equipment
- Security cameras and access control readers
- Backboxes and conduit pathways
- Cable types and lengths
Why teams switch
What manual low voltage (security/av/data) takeoffs cost you
Counting outlets across electrical and technology drawings
Missing pathway scope (conduit, J-hooks) buried in the low-voltage spec
How it works
From specs to low voltage (security/av/data) takeoff in 4 steps
- 1
Upload
Drop in the spec book PDF and the architectural drawings.
- 2
AI parses
PreCal-IQ extracts every low voltage (security/av/data) line item and cross-references the drawings.
- 3
Review
Verify quantities, edit inline, see flagged ambiguities.
- 4
Export
Send to Excel, your bid template, or vendors for pricing.
End to end
From low voltage (security/av/data) takeoff to a sent bid
Your low voltage (security/av/data) takeoff doesn't stop at a quantity list — it flows straight into vendor pricing, a multi-option bid, and your back-office systems.
Mark up the plan
Measure, count, and Dynamic-Fill on the sheet, then turn your markups into a takeoff.
Price with vendors
Send RFQs through a no-login portal and let AI read the returned quotes.
Build the bid
Assemble Standard / Premium / Budget options with real-time totals and scope narratives.
Push to your stack
Send the bid to QuickBooks as an estimate, or move takeoffs to Procore Budget — plus Excel & PDF.
FAQ
Low Voltage (Security/AV/Data) takeoff, answered
Can PreCal-IQ generate a low voltage (security/av/data) takeoff automatically?
Yes. PreCal-IQ's low voltage takeoff software reads your spec book and drawings together, then generates the takeoff automatically. Data, AV, security, access control, and CCTV systems.
What does the low voltage (security/av/data) takeoff include?
Data outlets, jacks, and patch panels. AV outlets and equipment. Security cameras and access control readers. Backboxes and conduit pathways. Cable types and lengths.
How does PreCal-IQ compare to manual low voltage (security/av/data) takeoffs?
Manual low voltage (security/av/data) takeoffs take hours per project and miss items that AI catches consistently. PreCal-IQ runs the same scope in minutes, surfaces ambiguities for review, and keeps a record of every assumption.
How much does PreCal-IQ cost?
PreCal-IQ plans start at $499/month for unlimited takeoffs. See precaliq.ai/pricing for the full plan breakdown.
Ready to automate low voltage (security/av/data) takeoffs?
Pick a plan and start generating low voltage (security/av/data) takeoffs today, or request a personalized demo on your own specs.