Pick any engineered part in the catalog — a transformer, inverter, valve, motor, battery block, breaker — and configure it. We generate the full component-level BOM: what's inside, in what quantity, of what material, with an indicative cost roll-up that reconciles to the catalog unit price. Commodity single-piece items (a bolt, a gasket, raw stock) are flagged as not applicable.
| Item | Component | Material | Spec / notes | Qty | Unit cost (est.) | Ext. cost (est.) | % of unit price |
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How to read this BOM: component structure and quantities are engineering-typical for this class of equipment and scale with your configuration; costs are an indicative allocation of the catalog unit price (materials ≈ 70%, with labor, test, logistics and margin shown as roll-up lines), not supplier cost data. Actual OEM designs vary by manufacturer. Linked components (“shop this part”) jump to the matching buyable family in the catalog.