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I've been trying to sort this out for years, I am UK based so not quite the same but the principles are the same, I've finally managed to get this to work. Respect..
Hey there Andrew! Glad to hear this helped you out! Yeah, the way Revit electrical settings are arranged is not super intuitive. Let me know if you run into any other issues! Cheers
You're videos have been extremely helpful. Have you found a way to show 2 or 3 arrow heads on homeruns that go to a 2-pole or 3-pole C/B? I have found a way but it's cumbersome.
Thanks for the feedback - I'm glad they are helpful. I'm afraid I do not know of a way to show multiple arrow heads on a homerun for a multi-pole circuit - just for a true multi-circuit homerun. Sounds like it needs to be an option added to Revit functionality to me.
The only residential I typically do is for multifamily - and even then, inside a dwelling unit I just show device locations (lights, switches, receptacles, mech equip). There is no need to actually circuit up the devices to the load center - a circuit layout is shown. So the same would apply to single family residences/apartments - usually even the architects just show devices, and the electrical contractor designs the circuiting. However, if there is interest in this, I can certainly create a residential electrical video showing how you could do this completely, at least for a good practice project. Thanks for the question!
Thanks for watching this ELECTRICAL DISTRIBUTION video! Subscribe to my channel and explore the hundreds of hours of Electrical-Only Revit content! And if you like the one-line diagram symbols in this video, you can purchase all of them at this link: www.mepguy.com/families !
I personally found it so useful the way you take initiative to explain and teach every single details is really appreciating
So glad you found it useful - thanks for the feedback!
I've been trying to sort this out for years, I am UK based so not quite the same but the principles are the same, I've finally managed to get this to work. Respect..
Hey there Andrew! Glad to hear this helped you out! Yeah, the way Revit electrical settings are arranged is not super intuitive. Let me know if you run into any other issues! Cheers
Hi sir, I'm your subscriber. Thank you for sharing your knowledge!
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You're videos have been extremely helpful. Have you found a way to show 2 or 3 arrow heads on homeruns that go to a 2-pole or 3-pole C/B? I have found a way but it's cumbersome.
Thanks for the feedback - I'm glad they are helpful. I'm afraid I do not know of a way to show multiple arrow heads on a homerun for a multi-pole circuit - just for a true multi-circuit homerun. Sounds like it needs to be an option added to Revit functionality to me.
Do you do much with residential? There seems to be nothing available..
The only residential I typically do is for multifamily - and even then, inside a dwelling unit I just show device locations (lights, switches, receptacles, mech equip). There is no need to actually circuit up the devices to the load center - a circuit layout is shown. So the same would apply to single family residences/apartments - usually even the architects just show devices, and the electrical contractor designs the circuiting. However, if there is interest in this, I can certainly create a residential electrical video showing how you could do this completely, at least for a good practice project. Thanks for the question!
Cool video! I too record training and reviews on electrical design in Revit. If interested we can record a video together.