The toolbox for electricians
Floor plan, circuits, distribution board, single-line diagram and situation plan in one project. The AI assistant carries out your instructions, your team works on the same project state, and every change runs through the AREI self-check.
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One installation. Everything connected.
Illustration of an electrical installation
AI in the studio
The PlanElec assistant works across your whole project: from the floor plan to circuits, the distribution board and the PV system. It carries out clear instructions directly. Every change runs through the AREI self-check and can be reverted in one step.
Kitchen: four double sockets above the worktop on a dedicated circuit, plus a light point with a switch by the door.
AREI self-check: no new findings
PlanElec recognises walls, rooms, doors, windows and device symbols, derives the scale from dimension lines and cross-checks the printed room areas. You review the draft and apply it in one click.
See plan recognitionPhotograph the board: the AI recognises DIN modules, rows and module widths and turns them into a fitting proposal that you review and apply.
See photo recognitionThe language model runs in the EU region. The AI provider does not store your requests or use them for training.
Read the data processing agreementTurn your floor plan into an electrical plan
See how the rooms in our sample house become an electrical plan. Choose a step and try the preview.
Start with suggested sockets and lighting for each room type. Then adjust the equipment to suit your project.
Standard equipment · Lighting · Spotlight grids
Plan together
Floor plan, single-line diagram and board stay aligned across open sessions, including your own devices such as the laptop in the office and the tablet on site. Active sessions and reservations on objects being edited are visible.
Invite colleagues by e-mail to projects or your organisation and decide who manages, edits or only views. Free during Early Access; once paid plans start, inviting further people is part of Pro.
Made for your electrical business
From a PV extension to documents for your customer: keep the documentation in the same project.
Plan roof layouts, strings and inverters in one project, with a yield forecast per field based on PVGIS data.
Explore solar planningYour company logo and installer details appear on your PDFs. For a consistent presentation to your customer.
Archived PDFs with version history and QR access. Document origin and file integrity can be traced.
Material, circuit and cable lists and the assembled dossier run as a pilot. The material list is manufacturer-neutral; brands and prices go into your quote.
New in PlanElec
The result shows your project with and without a battery and suggests a size.
One or two vehicles with a charging mode count in self-consumption and battery size.
PV generation is compared with your consumption profile in quarter-hour steps.
Cursors and moves now show in 3D as well, and you see where others are working.
See the actual output
Open a real sample dossier exported from PlanElec. It includes plans, a self-check report and additional pilot documents.
Download sample dossierFictional sample project, exported directly from PlanElec.
Free tools
Practical preliminary checks without signing in
Check a cable run or estimate a preliminary cross-section
LED strip & power supplyCalculate current, feed points and power supply for a strip
Check an inverterFind a PV or hybrid inverter in the C10/26 list
Check a home batteryCheck the battery and its associated hybrid inverter
Blog & field notes
Existing guides on diagrams, situation plans and inspection — relevant to what you are planning.
The new installation tree connects existing devices, protection paths, distribution boards and documents in one planning workflow.
Creating a Single-Line Diagram: Step by Step under AREI/RGIEHow to create and draw a reviewable Belgian single-line diagram: required information, Table 2.23 symbols, an example, solar PV, circuit references and PDF export with PlanElec.
Draw a Situation Plan: Step-by-Step Guide According to AREI/RGIEHow to draw a checkable situation plan under AREI/RGIE: floor plan, Table 2.23 symbols, circuit references matching the single-line diagram, legend, title block and a final site check.
What Does the Inspector Check During an Electrical Inspection?Documents, visual checks, tests, measurements: point by point, what the inspector checks and measures during an electrical inspection in Belgium – with limit values and AREI references.
The PlanElec assistant carries out plain-language instructions directly in your project: rooms, devices, circuits, cables, distribution board and PV. Every change is checked by the AREI self-check and can be reverted in one step. The AI also recognises floor plans from PDFs, scans or Trikker exports and distribution boards from photos. Responsibility for design and installation stays with the electrical contractor, the official assessment with the inspection body.
The language model runs in the EU region. The AI provider does not store the requests or use them for training. For recognition, PlanElec only sends the selected plan page or the selected photos.
Early Access is free, with no payment details. The planned plans are on the pricing page, and we announce the start in good time. Anyone who registers beforehand uses PlanElec free for the first full calendar month after the start.
No. The software checks currently supported rules against your inputs. Measurements, on-site conditions and the official assessment belong to an approved inspection body.
Yes. Import existing floor plans as PDF, DXF or image – or let the AI recognise them – and model the existing installation. The self-check shows which rules it assessed and where data is still missing.
Electrical planning, AI assistant and teamwork in one toolbox – from floor plan to PDF.