Noise Map field view
The new “Field” view gives teams a clearer picture of sound levels across the site. Smooth dBA gradients, contour lines, configurable palettes, map points, opacity controls, and recalculation status make it easier to review acoustic conditions around equipment, roads, and site boundaries.
Electrical Single-Line Diagram
RE STACK now turns the electrical concept into a navigable, export-ready Single-Line Diagram. Review the relationships between MV circuits, MVTs, PCS units, battery groups, and AUX feeders in one structured view, with large diagrams automatically split across readable PDF sheets.
This makes early electrical design reviews easier to share and compare while keeping the diagram connected to the current project layout.
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Projects, sharing, and reusable presets
Projects are now easier to organize and share with company members. Revision history helps teams keep track of design progress, while reusable block and zone presets reduce repetitive setup work across new layouts.
Teams can start from a common project language and continue refining individual designs without rebuilding frequently used equipment or zone configurations.
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Volumetric 3D planning
3D Height can now be configured for battery blocks, MVTs, AUX equipment, and zones. These objects are rendered as real volumes in the 3D view, making differences in equipment scale and zone elevation visible during early planning.
Existing battery and MVT height defaults remain unchanged. Zone presets include practical default values, while Hammerhead zones use a 0 m height because they represent a conceptual planning area rather than a physical structure.
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Zone clearance for zones
The offset expands the effective planning boundary used by the layout, helping keep blocks and roads outside the reserved clearance where required.
A gray dashed line shows the offset boundary around the zone, making the additional clearance easy to understand directly on the canvas.
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Copy and paste zones and blocks with Ctrl+C / Ctrl+V
Select a zone or block, press Ctrl+C, then press Ctrl+V (cmd+C & cmd+V for mac users) to create a duplicate directly in the layout. The copied object keeps its configuration and can be reused without recreating it manually.
Client-ready reports and project-scoped settings
PDF reports now got better layout.
Layer visibility and display preferences are also kept within the current project.