One electrical project model, from floor plan to dossier
Plan loads, cables, circuits and distribution board with the AI assistant in one continuous workflow and export your project documents without entering anything twice.
AI assistant and plan recognition
Describe the result in your own words: the PlanElec assistant plans directly in the project model, and every change runs through the AREI self-check.
- Give instructions in plain language, in Dutch, French, German or English.
- Have rooms, devices, circuits, cables, distribution board, KNX and PV strings planned – with more than 100 planning commands.
- Every change is checked against the AREI self-check, is one undo step and stays traceable in the project history.
- Get answers to technical questions with verified passages from the AREI full text and the help.
- Recognise floor plans from PDFs, scans or Trikker exports with walls, rooms, openings, device symbols and scale.
- Turn photos of the distribution board into a reviewable fitting proposal with DIN modules and rows.
- Language model in the EU region; the AI provider stores no requests and does not use them for training.
Floor plan and shared project model
Capture the building, floors, rooms and installation data once, then use them throughout the planning workflow.
- Draw a floor plan or use a calibrated background.
- Import a DXF architect plan or several PDF pages and align them to scale.
- Structure floors, rooms, doors, windows and installation areas.
- Plan buildings across several floors, including cross-floor connections.
- Changes flow into topology, diagrams and documents.
Automatic room equipment
Start with suggested standard equipment, then adjust every placed element yourself.
- Add standard equipment automatically for each room type.
- Plan sockets, lighting points and assigned consumers.
- Drag a rectangle for a spot grid or click to fill the whole room.
- Plan electric roller shutters directly at the window, actuator channel included.
Automatic electrical planning
Let PlanElec create editable suggestions for connections, circuits, cables and phases.
- Build switching chains between controls and lighting.
- Automatically assign consumers to suitable circuits.
- Suggest cable specifications and phase distribution from the model.
- Route cables automatically along the walls and adjust the path with waypoints.
- Enable KNX with push buttons, bus power supply and channel-level actuators.
Photovoltaics, storage and inverters
Plan the DC and the AC side of your PV system in the same project model as the rest of the installation.
- Capture strings per MPPT with module types, DC protection, cabling and frame PE.
- Check inverters and batteries against the Synergrid C10/26 list.
- Use the same PV data in the single-line diagram, situation plan and material list.
Distribution board and single-line diagram
Populate the board from the electrical topology and review the generated single-line diagram.
- Place protective devices and circuits automatically or manually on DIN rails.
- Manage boards, RCDs, MCBs and connections as one topology.
- Generate the single-line diagram from the same source data.
- Make the wiring visible and assess the internal current paths inside the board.
AREI/RGIE self-check
Find design errors and missing data before the inspection body does.
- Check rules that can be derived from the entered project data.
- See exactly which areas are assessed and where data is missing.
- Go into the inspection prepared; the official assessment stays with the inspection body.
Documents and installation dossier
Export individual plans and reports or bundle selected parts into a pilot dossier.
- Download available plans, reports and lists separately.
- Bundle selected documents with a contents page and page numbering.
- Use the same project and installer details across every export.
- Add your installer details and company logo to exports and e-mails.
- Get versioned PDFs with a verifiable QR code and a preview before download.
3D view of the building
Review the project in space instead of reading the floor plan alone.
- See floors, rooms and placed devices as a spatial model.
- Show the situation plan, 3D view and single-line diagram side by side in a split workspace.
- Look through translucent walls at devices and cabling.
Teamwork on one project
Work with colleagues on the same project without sending files back and forth.
- Bundle company projects in an organisation and invite members by e-mail.
- Edit a project at the same time and see who is working on what.
- Continue on laptop and tablet with the same project state, even without a team.
- Catch up on changes automatically after a dropped connection.
Free during Early Access. Once paid plans start, inviting further people is part of Pro.
Which documents can you export?
Each card shows the product status. Documents marked as pilot are exportable and are professionally validated before general release.
Single-line diagram (PDF)
Multi-page diagram with circuits, protective devices, cables, labels and project title block.
Situation plan (PDF)
Floor plan with placed symbols, legend, title block and scale information.
AREI/RGIE self-check report (PDF)
Results from supported checks, warnings and clearly reported coverage gaps.
Circuit list
Pilot list of circuits, protective devices and assigned consumers.
Material list and bill of materials
Manufacturer-neutral pilot list with transparent assumptions; no order approval or prices.
Cable list
Pilot list of modelled cable types, cross-sections and lengths.
Distribution-board plan (PDF)
Visual DIN-rail layout as a PDF from the central export.
Review the complete pilot dossier before signing up
The sample shows plans, self-check report and pilot documents as PlanElec generates them from a single project model.
Free and without an account
Two tools you can use straight away in the browser, no sign-up required.
Voltage drop and cable size calculator
Calculate cable size and voltage drop for the earthing system, length and load of your circuit.
Synergrid C10/26 check
Check whether an inverter or battery is approved on the official Belgian list.
Clear roles from the start
PlanElec plans, checks and documents. Responsibility for the installation lies with the electrical contractor, the official assessment with the accredited inspection body.