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Circuit Number

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Circuit Number

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Manually power and assign an electrical circuit number by entering a numerical value or using a phasing format (e.g., RYB, ABC, or another format).

$15.00

Manually power and assign an electrical circuit number by entering a numerical value or using a phasing format (e.g., RYB, ABC, or another format).

This functionality proves particularly useful during the conversion process from CAD toAutodeskĀ® RevitĀ®, eliminating the need for repetitive powering and moving circuit in panel schedule. With just one click, this plugin streamlines the entire process.

Features include:

  • Manual powering and assignment of electrical circuit numbers.
  • For single phase only.
  • For lighting fixtures and electrical fixtures only.
  • Input options include numerical values orphasing format (e.g., RYB, ABC, or another format that using in your project).
  • Automatic updating of circuit numbers to the next value with each power operation.
  • Selection of panels from the active view or a list.
  • Dark mode is available for user preference.
  • Suitable for one column or two column panel schedule.

Details

Operating system

win64-platform-icon

Release date

Jan 16, 2024


Last updated

Feb 3, 2025


Version

2.0.0


Language

English

Compatible with

RVT-icon

RVT

2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024, 2025

Capabilities

Electrical design

Tags

Scheduling

Frequently asked questions (FAQs)

We plan to add additional functionality shortly. Please feel free to email your suggestions tomohamed.yasser2311@gamil.com

Circuit number necessitates read-and-write permissions to the user's local Windows roaming profile and the installation folder.

The application will encounter failure in the absence of read/write access.

The plugin will not function properly if the Electrical Distribution System differs between the electrical panel and electrical fixtures.

If buttons not work (Pick,Power) try to restart AutodeskĀ® RevitĀ®.

Entering circuit numbers in these formats 1, 1R, or R1 will trigger a message, but a circuit will be created at circuit number 1.

If a circuit number is entered, and the panel already has a circuit assigned to that number, the inputted circuit will be assigned to the first available empty circuit.

Attempting to input a circuit number that exceeds the maximum allowed for single-pole breakers in the selected panel will result in the creation of the circuit being unsuccessful.

Email support is available through mohamed.yasser2311@gamil.com

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