This page says what a maker or a distributor gets from RigPlan, what is asked in return, and how to send datasheets. A listing is free and carries no exclusivity.
RigPlan is a free LED wall planner. A rental house, an integrator or a sales engineer picks a panel and a size and gets the pack list a crew works from: panels and spares, rigging points and point loads, circuits at an 80% derate, data runs per processor port, cases and truck space, on a printable sheet. Every figure for your panels comes from your datasheet, with the document linked and the retrieval date shown on the panel page. Where a sheet is silent the page says “not published” instead of guessing.
The first ask is a check. Open the review sheet for your models, mark anything that disagrees with the current sheet, and send it back. Corrections go live within a day, and the panel pages then carry the date of your check. A figure a maker sends in writing counts as published, with the date and “provided by the maker” on the page.
Introductions. A few of the rental houses and integrators who plan walls with your panels every week, for a twenty-minute session on a real job. That is where RigPlan learns what to build next, and where your sales engineers stop answering the same sizing questions by email.
Nothing. There is no listing fee and no exclusivity; your panels sit beside every other maker's, compared on the same published numbers. A free account plans one job. Paid plans, EUR 19 and EUR 49 a month, add saved jobs, inventory and team features for the shops that use the planner daily. No part of that involves the maker.
RigPlan is built and run by Erik Reffhaug, seven years in LED rental before fixed installation, through ENR Enterprises AS in Norway. One person answers the mail: erik@enrenterprises.com.
Upload a datasheet PDF and the parser drafts the fields; confirm them and submit. Every submission is reviewed by hand against the sheet before it is published. Processors are welcome too.