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The assistant is available to every signed-in user: it carries out instructions directly in the project, checks every change with the AREI self-check and keeps it ready as a single undo step. Confirmed team changes appear once project history is enabled for your account.",[18,19,21],"h2",{"id":20},"how-do-i-open-the-panel","How do I open the panel?",[10,23,24,25,28,29,32],{},"Open a project in the studio. Use the switch at the bottom of the side mode bar (rail), the bot button on the right of the header, or ",[13,26,27],{},"⌘J"," on a Mac \u002F ",[13,30,31],{},"Ctrl+J",". The panel opens beside the workspace; on narrow screens it appears as a sheet.",[10,34,35,36,39,40,43],{},"Use ",[13,37,38],{},"⌘K \u002F Ctrl+K"," to open command search. Then ",[13,41,42],{},"Send to assistant: “…”"," appears when your search has no matches or contains at least four words. Selecting it opens the panel and immediately sends the search text as a task.",[10,45,46],{},"Opening project history from the project menu or history button shows team activity in the studio. Outside the studio, it opens the separate history sheet.",[18,48,50],{"id":49},"what-do-the-filters-show","What do the filters show?",[10,52,53],{},"The timeline groups entries by day, with the newest day first. Within a day, entries run from earliest to latest. The header also shows how many members are online.",[55,56,57,70],"table",{},[58,59,60],"thead",{},[61,62,63,67],"tr",{},[64,65,66],"th",{},"Filter",[64,68,69],{},"Content",[71,72,73,84,94],"tbody",{},[61,74,75,81],{},[76,77,78],"td",{},[13,79,80],{},"All",[76,82,83],{},"Loaded project changes, assistant messages and actions.",[61,85,86,91],{},[76,87,88],{},[13,89,90],{},"Team",[76,92,93],{},"All loaded project changes, including assistant changes requested by other team members.",[61,95,96,101],{},[76,97,98],{},[13,99,100],{},"Assistant",[76,102,103],{},"Assistant conversations and actions, plus saved changes marked as originating from the assistant.",[10,105,106,107,110],{},"The filter bar appears when both history and assistant access are available. With access to just one area, its content appears directly. You can load older project changes. Where a target is available, ",[13,108,109],{},"View"," opens its current state, not a historical project copy.",[18,112,114],{"id":113},"how-do-i-give-and-review-a-task","How do I give and review a task?",[116,117,118,122,129,132],"ol",{},[119,120,121],"li",{},"Type your question or describe the change you want in the input field.",[119,123,124,125,128],{},"Select ",[13,126,127],{},"Send message"," or press Enter. Shift+Enter adds a new line.",[119,130,131],{},"Review the response and action cards, including the tool, status and person who requested each action.",[119,133,134,135,138,139,142],{},"If an action requires confirmation, review it and choose ",[13,136,137],{},"Confirm and run"," or ",[13,140,141],{},"Reject and cancel run",".",[10,144,145,146,149],{},"Sending another message is disabled while a task is running. ",[13,147,148],{},"Cancel"," stops the running task; it does not automatically reverse changes already made.",[18,151,153],{"id":152},"how-can-i-recognise-an-assistant-change","How can I recognise an assistant change?",[10,155,156,157,160],{},"Each agent action appears with the person who requested it in the activity panel. Saved assistant changes have a bot tile and ",[13,158,159],{},"Assistant · on behalf of …"," in project history. The name identifies the member who gave the task, including when you review another member's changes. The marker remains visible with history access even without your own chat access.",[10,162,163,164,167],{},"Outside the studio, the history sheet shows a small bot icon next to the actor. Hover over it or focus it with the keyboard to read ",[13,165,166],{},"Assistant on behalf of …",". Conversations and read-only actions are not saved project changes.",[18,169,171],{"id":170},"can-i-undo-an-agent-action","Can I undo an agent action?",[10,173,174,175,178],{},"Supported, completed project changes offer ",[13,176,177],{},"Undo"," on their action card. It is enabled only for the latest eligible change with a valid undo entry and matching project context. Answers, read-only actions and unsupported actions do not offer this option. A history entry alone is not a restore button. After undoing a change, check the action status and the project.",{"title":180,"searchDepth":181,"depth":181,"links":182},"",2,[183,184,185,186,187],{"id":20,"depth":181,"text":21},{"id":49,"depth":181,"text":50},{"id":113,"depth":181,"text":114},{"id":152,"depth":181,"text":153},{"id":170,"depth":181,"text":171},"getting_started","Follow project changes and assistant tasks in the studio, check who requested each action, and give the PlanElec assistant instructions in your own words.","md","studio-activity-assistant",null,"en",{},true,10,"\u002Fhelp\u002Fstudio-aktivitaet-assistent.en","2026-09-15","4 min",{"title":5,"description":189},"help\u002Fstudio-aktivitaet-assistent.en",[203,204,100,205],"Studio","Project history","AI","2026-10-03","0g5ObX_sXduxVyuTSTSzA4uiB6EtggV_7e-OviJ6jHQ",[209,386,501,677],{"id":210,"title":211,"body":212,"category":188,"description":374,"extension":190,"guideId":191,"image":192,"locale":375,"meta":376,"navigation":195,"order":196,"path":377,"publishedAt":198,"readTime":378,"seo":379,"seoTitle":192,"slug":380,"stem":381,"tags":382,"updatedAt":206,"__hash__":385},"help\u002Fhelp\u002Fstudio-aktivitaet-assistent.de.md","Wie nutze ich Aktivität und Assistent im Studio?",{"type":7,"value":213,"toc":367},[214,220,224,233,243,246,250,253,295,302,306,331,338,342,349,356,360],[10,215,216,219],{},[13,217,218],{},"Aktivität & Assistent"," bündelt im Studio Ihre Gespräche und Aufträge an den PlanElec-Assistenten sowie bestätigte Projektänderungen. Der Assistent steht jedem angemeldeten Nutzer zur Verfügung: Er setzt Anweisungen direkt im Projekt um, prüft jede Änderung mit dem AREI-Selbstcheck und hält sie als einzelnen Rückgängig-Schritt bereit. Bestätigte Projektänderungen des Teams erscheinen, sobald der Projektverlauf für Ihr Konto aktiviert ist.",[18,221,223],{"id":222},"wie-öffne-ich-die-spalte","Wie öffne ich die Spalte?",[10,225,226,227,229,230,232],{},"Öffnen Sie ein Projekt im Studio. Nutzen Sie den Schalter unten in der seitlichen Modusleiste (Rail), den Bot-Knopf rechts in der Kopfleiste oder ",[13,228,27],{}," auf dem Mac beziehungsweise ",[13,231,31],{},". Das Panel öffnet sich neben der Arbeitsfläche; auf schmalen Displays als Sheet.",[10,234,235,236,238,239,242],{},"Über ",[13,237,38],{}," öffnen Sie die Befehlssuche. Danach erscheint ",[13,240,241],{},"An den Assistenten senden: „…“",", wenn Ihre Suche keine Treffer hat oder mindestens vier Wörter enthält. Die Auswahl öffnet die Spalte und sendet den Suchtext unmittelbar als Auftrag.",[10,244,245],{},"Der Projektverlauf im Projektmenü oder über den Historien-Knopf öffnet im Studio die Team-Aktivität. Außerhalb des Studios öffnet sich das separate Historienfenster.",[18,247,249],{"id":248},"was-zeigen-die-filter","Was zeigen die Filter?",[10,251,252],{},"Die Zeitleiste gruppiert Einträge nach Tagen, neueste Tage zuerst. Innerhalb eines Tages stehen sie zeitlich aufsteigend. Im Kopf sehen Sie außerdem die Anzahl der online anwesenden Mitglieder.",[55,254,255,264],{},[58,256,257],{},[61,258,259,261],{},[64,260,66],{},[64,262,263],{},"Inhalt",[71,265,266,276,285],{},[61,267,268,273],{},[76,269,270],{},[13,271,272],{},"Alles",[76,274,275],{},"Geladene Projektänderungen, Nachrichten und Aktionen des Assistenten.",[61,277,278,282],{},[76,279,280],{},[13,281,90],{},[76,283,284],{},"Alle geladenen Projektänderungen, einschließlich Assistentenänderungen anderer Teammitglieder.",[61,286,287,292],{},[76,288,289],{},[13,290,291],{},"Assistent",[76,293,294],{},"Gespräche und Aktionen des Assistenten sowie gespeicherte Änderungen mit Assistenten-Ursprung.",[10,296,297,298,301],{},"Die Filterleiste erscheint, wenn Verlauf und Assistent verfügbar sind. Bei nur einem freigeschalteten Bereich sehen Sie dessen Inhalt direkt. Ältere Projektänderungen können Sie nachladen. ",[13,299,300],{},"Anzeigen"," führt bei einem verfügbaren Ziel zu dessen aktuellem Zustand, nicht zu einer historischen Projektkopie.",[18,303,305],{"id":304},"wie-erteile-und-kontrolliere-ich-einen-auftrag","Wie erteile und kontrolliere ich einen Auftrag?",[116,307,308,311,318,321],{},[119,309,310],{},"Beschreiben Sie im Eingabefeld Ihre Frage oder die gewünschte Änderung.",[119,312,313,314,317],{},"Wählen Sie ",[13,315,316],{},"Nachricht senden"," oder drücken Sie Enter. Shift+Enter fügt eine neue Zeile ein.",[119,319,320],{},"Prüfen Sie Antwort und Aktionskarten. Sie zeigen Werkzeug, Status und Auftraggeber.",[119,322,323,324,327,328,142],{},"Falls eine Aktion Bestätigung verlangt, prüfen Sie sie und wählen Sie ",[13,325,326],{},"Bestätigen und ausführen"," oder ",[13,329,330],{},"Ablehnen und Lauf abbrechen",[10,332,333,334,337],{},"Während ein Auftrag läuft, ist erneutes Senden gesperrt. Mit ",[13,335,336],{},"Abbrechen"," beenden Sie den laufenden Auftrag; bereits ausgeführte Änderungen werden dadurch nicht automatisch zurückgenommen.",[18,339,341],{"id":340},"woran-erkenne-ich-eine-änderung-des-assistenten","Woran erkenne ich eine Änderung des Assistenten?",[10,343,344,345,348],{},"Jede Agent-Aktion erscheint mit Auftraggeber in der Aktivitätsspalte. Gespeicherte Assistentenänderungen tragen im Projektverlauf eine Bot-Kachel und ",[13,346,347],{},"Assistent · im Auftrag von …",". Der Name gehört zum Mitglied, das den Auftrag erteilt hat, auch wenn Sie den Verlauf eines anderen Teammitglieds ansehen. Diese Kennzeichnung bleibt mit Historienzugang auch ohne eigenen Chat-Zugang sichtbar.",[10,350,351,352,355],{},"Außerhalb des Studios steht im Historienfenster ein kleines Bot-Icon neben dem Akteur. Beim Überfahren oder Fokussieren mit der Tastatur erläutert der Tooltip ",[13,353,354],{},"Assistent im Auftrag von …"," den Ursprung. Gespräche und reine Leseaktionen sind keine gespeicherten Projektänderungen.",[18,357,359],{"id":358},"kann-ich-eine-agent-aktion-rückgängig-machen","Kann ich eine Agent-Aktion rückgängig machen?",[10,361,362,363,366],{},"Unterstützte, abgeschlossene Projektänderungen bieten ",[13,364,365],{},"Rückgängig"," direkt an der Aktionskarte. Aktiv ist die Aktion nur für die letzte passende Änderung mit gültigem Rückgängig-Eintrag und passendem Projektkontext. Reine Antworten, Leseaktionen und nicht unterstützte Aktionen besitzen diese Möglichkeit nicht. Ein Historien-Eintrag allein ist keine Wiederherstellungsschaltfläche. Prüfen Sie nach dem Rückgängigmachen den Status der Aktion und das Projekt.",{"title":180,"searchDepth":181,"depth":181,"links":368},[369,370,371,372,373],{"id":222,"depth":181,"text":223},{"id":248,"depth":181,"text":249},{"id":304,"depth":181,"text":305},{"id":340,"depth":181,"text":341},{"id":358,"depth":181,"text":359},"Verfolgen Sie Projektänderungen und Assistentenaufträge im Studio, prüfen Sie den Auftraggeber und erteilen Sie dem PlanElec-Assistenten Aufträge in Ihren eigenen Worten.","de",{},"\u002Fhelp\u002Fstudio-aktivitaet-assistent.de","4 Min.",{"title":211,"description":374},"studio-aktivitaet-assistent","help\u002Fstudio-aktivitaet-assistent.de",[203,383,291,384],"Projektverlauf","KI","dDrR9Shcei3oFfeCfPAplRcB3YtNthy9k75nhcaUjcU",{"id":4,"title":5,"body":387,"category":188,"description":189,"extension":190,"guideId":191,"image":192,"locale":193,"meta":498,"navigation":195,"order":196,"path":197,"publishedAt":198,"readTime":199,"seo":499,"seoTitle":192,"slug":191,"stem":201,"tags":500,"updatedAt":206,"__hash__":207},{"type":7,"value":388,"toc":491},[389,393,395,401,407,409,411,413,449,453,455,471,475,477,481,485,487],[10,390,391,16],{},[13,392,15],{},[18,394,21],{"id":20},[10,396,24,397,28,399,32],{},[13,398,27],{},[13,400,31],{},[10,402,35,403,39,405,43],{},[13,404,38],{},[13,406,42],{},[10,408,46],{},[18,410,50],{"id":49},[10,412,53],{},[55,414,415,423],{},[58,416,417],{},[61,418,419,421],{},[64,420,66],{},[64,422,69],{},[71,424,425,433,441],{},[61,426,427,431],{},[76,428,429],{},[13,430,80],{},[76,432,83],{},[61,434,435,439],{},[76,436,437],{},[13,438,90],{},[76,440,93],{},[61,442,443,447],{},[76,444,445],{},[13,446,100],{},[76,448,103],{},[10,450,106,451,110],{},[13,452,109],{},[18,454,114],{"id":113},[116,456,457,459,463,465],{},[119,458,121],{},[119,460,124,461,128],{},[13,462,127],{},[119,464,131],{},[119,466,134,467,138,469,142],{},[13,468,137],{},[13,470,141],{},[10,472,145,473,149],{},[13,474,148],{},[18,476,153],{"id":152},[10,478,156,479,160],{},[13,480,159],{},[10,482,163,483,167],{},[13,484,166],{},[18,486,171],{"id":170},[10,488,174,489,178],{},[13,490,177],{},{"title":180,"searchDepth":181,"depth":181,"links":492},[493,494,495,496,497],{"id":20,"depth":181,"text":21},{"id":49,"depth":181,"text":50},{"id":113,"depth":181,"text":114},{"id":152,"depth":181,"text":153},{"id":170,"depth":181,"text":171},{},{"title":5,"description":189},[203,204,100,205],{"id":502,"title":503,"body":504,"category":188,"description":666,"extension":190,"guideId":191,"image":192,"locale":667,"meta":668,"navigation":195,"order":196,"path":669,"publishedAt":198,"readTime":199,"seo":670,"seoTitle":192,"slug":671,"stem":672,"tags":673,"updatedAt":206,"__hash__":676},"help\u002Fhelp\u002Fstudio-aktivitaet-assistent.fr.md","Comment utiliser l’activité et l’assistant dans le studio ?",{"type":7,"value":505,"toc":659},[506,512,516,525,534,537,541,544,587,594,598,623,630,634,641,648,652],[10,507,508,511],{},[13,509,510],{},"Activité et assistant"," réunit vos conversations et demandes à l’assistant PlanElec ainsi que les modifications confirmées du projet. L’assistant est disponible pour tout utilisateur connecté : il exécute les instructions directement dans le projet, contrôle chaque modification avec l’autocontrôle RGIE et la garde prête comme une seule étape d’annulation. Les modifications confirmées de l’équipe apparaissent dès que l’historique du projet est activé pour votre compte.",[18,513,515],{"id":514},"comment-ouvrir-le-panneau","Comment ouvrir le panneau ?",[10,517,518,519,521,522,524],{},"Ouvrez un projet dans le studio. Utilisez le bouton en bas de la barre latérale des modes (rail), le bouton avec le robot à droite dans l’en-tête ou ",[13,520,27],{}," sur Mac \u002F ",[13,523,31],{},". Le panneau s’ouvre à côté de l’espace de travail ; sur les écrans étroits, il apparaît sous forme de volet.",[10,526,527,529,530,533],{},[13,528,38],{}," ouvre la recherche de commandes. Ensuite, ",[13,531,532],{},"Envoyer à l’assistant : « … »"," apparaît lorsque la recherche ne trouve aucun résultat ou contient au moins quatre mots. Sélectionner cette option ouvre le panneau et envoie immédiatement le texte comme demande.",[10,535,536],{},"L’historique accessible depuis le menu du projet ou le bouton d’historique ouvre l’activité de l’équipe dans le studio. En dehors du studio, il ouvre une fenêtre d’historique séparée.",[18,538,540],{"id":539},"que-montrent-les-filtres","Que montrent les filtres ?",[10,542,543],{},"La chronologie regroupe les entrées par jour, du plus récent au plus ancien. À l’intérieur d’une journée, les entrées suivent l’ordre chronologique. L’en-tête indique aussi le nombre de membres en ligne.",[55,545,546,556],{},[58,547,548],{},[61,549,550,553],{},[64,551,552],{},"Filtre",[64,554,555],{},"Contenu",[71,557,558,568,578],{},[61,559,560,565],{},[76,561,562],{},[13,563,564],{},"Tout",[76,566,567],{},"Modifications du projet chargées, messages et actions de l’assistant.",[61,569,570,575],{},[76,571,572],{},[13,573,574],{},"Équipe",[76,576,577],{},"Toutes les modifications chargées, y compris celles réalisées par l’assistant pour d’autres membres.",[61,579,580,584],{},[76,581,582],{},[13,583,100],{},[76,585,586],{},"Conversations et actions de l’assistant, ainsi que les modifications enregistrées dont l’origine est l’assistant.",[10,588,589,590,593],{},"La barre de filtres apparaît si l’historique et l’assistant sont tous deux disponibles. Si un seul est activé, son contenu s’affiche directement. Vous pouvez charger les modifications plus anciennes. Lorsqu’une cible est disponible, ",[13,591,592],{},"Afficher"," mène à son état actuel, pas à une copie historique du projet.",[18,595,597],{"id":596},"comment-soumettre-et-vérifier-une-demande","Comment soumettre et vérifier une demande ?",[116,599,600,603,610,613],{},[119,601,602],{},"Saisissez votre question ou décrivez la modification souhaitée dans le champ de texte.",[119,604,605,606,609],{},"Choisissez ",[13,607,608],{},"Envoyer le message"," ou appuyez sur Entrée. Maj+Entrée ajoute une nouvelle ligne.",[119,611,612],{},"Vérifiez la réponse et les cartes d’action : elles indiquent l’outil, le statut et la personne à l’origine de la demande.",[119,614,615,616,619,620,142],{},"Si une action exige une confirmation, examinez-la puis choisissez ",[13,617,618],{},"Confirmer et exécuter"," ou ",[13,621,622],{},"Refuser et annuler l’exécution",[10,624,625,626,629],{},"L’envoi d’un autre message est désactivé pendant l’exécution. ",[13,627,628],{},"Annuler"," arrête la tâche en cours ; les modifications déjà effectuées ne sont pas automatiquement annulées.",[18,631,633],{"id":632},"comment-reconnaître-une-modification-de-lassistant","Comment reconnaître une modification de l’assistant ?",[10,635,636,637,640],{},"Chaque action de l’agent apparaît avec son demandeur dans le panneau d’activité. Les modifications enregistrées de l’assistant portent une vignette robot et ",[13,638,639],{},"Assistant · pour le compte de …"," dans l’historique. Le nom désigne le membre qui a donné la consigne, même si vous consultez les modifications d’un autre membre. Cette indication reste visible avec l’accès à l’historique, même sans accès personnel au chat.",[10,642,643,644,647],{},"En dehors du studio, une petite icône robot figure à côté de l’acteur dans l’historique. Survolez-la ou donnez-lui le focus au clavier : l’infobulle affiche ",[13,645,646],{},"Assistant pour le compte de …",". Les conversations et les actions de consultation ne sont pas des modifications enregistrées du projet.",[18,649,651],{"id":650},"puis-je-annuler-une-action-de-lagent","Puis-je annuler une action de l’agent ?",[10,653,654,655,658],{},"Les modifications de projet terminées et compatibles proposent ",[13,656,657],{},"Annuler la modification"," sur leur carte d’action. Le bouton n’est actif que pour la dernière modification admissible, avec une entrée d’annulation valide et le bon contexte de projet. Les réponses, consultations et actions non compatibles n’offrent pas cette possibilité. Une entrée d’historique seule n’est pas un bouton de restauration. Après l’annulation, vérifiez le statut de l’action et le projet.",{"title":180,"searchDepth":181,"depth":181,"links":660},[661,662,663,664,665],{"id":514,"depth":181,"text":515},{"id":539,"depth":181,"text":540},{"id":596,"depth":181,"text":597},{"id":632,"depth":181,"text":633},{"id":650,"depth":181,"text":651},"Suivez les modifications du projet et les tâches de l’assistant, identifiez leur demandeur et donnez vos instructions à l’assistant PlanElec avec vos propres mots.","fr",{},"\u002Fhelp\u002Fstudio-aktivitaet-assistent.fr",{"title":503,"description":666},"studio-activite-assistant","help\u002Fstudio-aktivitaet-assistent.fr",[203,674,100,675],"Historique du projet","IA","ntYTBFHnbwDUaK97LRv2NPzaXYh-qt2UXAUk0KSMilQ",{"id":678,"title":679,"body":680,"category":188,"description":840,"extension":190,"guideId":191,"image":192,"locale":841,"meta":842,"navigation":195,"order":196,"path":843,"publishedAt":198,"readTime":199,"seo":844,"seoTitle":192,"slug":845,"stem":846,"tags":847,"updatedAt":206,"__hash__":849},"help\u002Fhelp\u002Fstudio-aktivitaet-assistent.nl.md","Hoe gebruik ik activiteit en de assistent in de studio?",{"type":7,"value":681,"toc":833},[682,688,692,701,711,714,718,721,761,768,772,797,804,808,815,822,826],[10,683,684,687],{},[13,685,686],{},"Activiteit & assistent"," brengt uw gesprekken en opdrachten aan de PlanElec-assistent samen met bevestigde projectwijzigingen. De assistent is beschikbaar voor elke aangemelde gebruiker: hij voert opdrachten meteen uit in het project, controleert elke wijziging met de AREI-zelfcheck en houdt ze klaar als één stap ongedaan maken. Bevestigde projectwijzigingen van het team verschijnen zodra projectgeschiedenis voor uw account is ingeschakeld.",[18,689,691],{"id":690},"hoe-open-ik-het-paneel","Hoe open ik het paneel?",[10,693,694,695,697,698,700],{},"Open een project in de studio. Gebruik de schakelaar onderaan de zijbalk met werkmodi (rail), de botknop rechts in de kopbalk of ",[13,696,27],{}," op een Mac \u002F ",[13,699,31],{},". Het paneel verschijnt naast het werkvlak; op smalle schermen opent het als een uitschuifpaneel.",[10,702,703,704,706,707,710],{},"Met ",[13,705,38],{}," opent u de opdrachtenzoeker. Daarna verschijnt ",[13,708,709],{},"Naar de assistent sturen: ‘…’"," wanneer uw zoekopdracht geen resultaten heeft of minstens vier woorden bevat. Zodra u deze optie kiest, opent het paneel en wordt de zoektekst meteen als opdracht verstuurd.",[10,712,713],{},"De projectgeschiedenis in het projectmenu of via de geschiedenisknop opent in de studio de teamactiviteit. Buiten de studio opent een apart geschiedenisvenster.",[18,715,717],{"id":716},"wat-tonen-de-filters","Wat tonen de filters?",[10,719,720],{},"De tijdlijn groepeert gebeurtenissen per dag, met de nieuwste dag bovenaan. Binnen een dag staan ze van vroeg naar laat. Bovenaan ziet u ook hoeveel leden online zijn.",[55,722,723,732],{},[58,724,725],{},[61,726,727,729],{},[64,728,66],{},[64,730,731],{},"Inhoud",[71,733,734,743,752],{},[61,735,736,740],{},[76,737,738],{},[13,739,272],{},[76,741,742],{},"Geladen projectwijzigingen, berichten en acties van de assistent.",[61,744,745,749],{},[76,746,747],{},[13,748,90],{},[76,750,751],{},"Alle geladen projectwijzigingen, ook assistentwijzigingen in opdracht van andere teamleden.",[61,753,754,758],{},[76,755,756],{},[13,757,291],{},[76,759,760],{},"Gesprekken en acties van de assistent, plus opgeslagen wijzigingen met de assistent als oorsprong.",[10,762,763,764,767],{},"De filterbalk verschijnt wanneer zowel geschiedenis als assistent beschikbaar zijn. Is slechts één onderdeel ingeschakeld, dan ziet u de inhoud daarvan meteen. U kunt oudere projectwijzigingen laden. Als het doel nog beschikbaar is, brengt ",[13,765,766],{},"Tonen"," u naar de huidige toestand, niet naar een historische projectkopie.",[18,769,771],{"id":770},"hoe-geef-en-controleer-ik-een-opdracht","Hoe geef en controleer ik een opdracht?",[116,773,774,777,784,787],{},[119,775,776],{},"Typ uw vraag of beschrijf de gewenste wijziging in het invoerveld.",[119,778,779,780,783],{},"Kies ",[13,781,782],{},"Bericht verzenden"," of druk op Enter. Shift+Enter voegt een nieuwe regel toe.",[119,785,786],{},"Controleer het antwoord en de actiekaarten. Die vermelden het hulpmiddel, de status en de opdrachtgever.",[119,788,789,790,793,794,142],{},"Vereist een actie bevestiging, controleer ze dan en kies ",[13,791,792],{},"Bevestigen en uitvoeren"," of ",[13,795,796],{},"Weigeren en uitvoering annuleren",[10,798,799,800,803],{},"Zolang een opdracht loopt, kunt u geen volgend bericht versturen. Met ",[13,801,802],{},"Annuleren"," stopt u de lopende opdracht; al uitgevoerde wijzigingen worden hierdoor niet automatisch ongedaan gemaakt.",[18,805,807],{"id":806},"hoe-herken-ik-een-wijziging-van-de-assistent","Hoe herken ik een wijziging van de assistent?",[10,809,810,811,814],{},"Elke agentactie verschijnt met de opdrachtgever in het activiteitenpaneel. Opgeslagen assistentwijzigingen krijgen in de projectgeschiedenis een bottegel en ",[13,812,813],{},"Assistent · in opdracht van …",". De naam hoort bij het lid dat de opdracht gaf, ook wanneer u wijzigingen van een ander teamlid bekijkt. Met toegang tot de geschiedenis blijft deze aanduiding zichtbaar, ook zonder eigen chattoegang.",[10,816,817,818,821],{},"Buiten de studio staat in het geschiedenisvenster een klein botpictogram naast de uitvoerder. Beweeg de muis erover of geef het toetsenbordfocus: de tooltip toont ",[13,819,820],{},"Assistent in opdracht van …",". Gesprekken en acties die alleen informatie lezen zijn geen opgeslagen projectwijzigingen.",[18,823,825],{"id":824},"kan-ik-een-agentactie-ongedaan-maken","Kan ik een agentactie ongedaan maken?",[10,827,828,829,832],{},"Ondersteunde, voltooide projectwijzigingen bieden ",[13,830,831],{},"Ongedaan maken"," op de actiekaart. Deze knop is alleen actief voor de laatste geschikte wijziging met een geldig herstelitem en een passende projectcontext. Antwoorden, leesacties en niet-ondersteunde acties hebben deze mogelijkheid niet. Een geschiedenisitem op zich is geen herstelknop. Controleer na het ongedaan maken de actiestatus en het project.",{"title":180,"searchDepth":181,"depth":181,"links":834},[835,836,837,838,839],{"id":690,"depth":181,"text":691},{"id":716,"depth":181,"text":717},{"id":770,"depth":181,"text":771},{"id":806,"depth":181,"text":807},{"id":824,"depth":181,"text":825},"Volg projectwijzigingen en assistentopdrachten in de studio, controleer de opdrachtgever en geef de PlanElec-assistent opdrachten in uw eigen woorden.","nl",{},"\u002Fhelp\u002Fstudio-aktivitaet-assistent.nl",{"title":679,"description":840},"studio-activiteit-assistent","help\u002Fstudio-aktivitaet-assistent.nl",[203,848,291,205],"Projectgeschiedenis","9FPeXw9NFTxCEdZp8HqVgIQO1FQywxWkgaPCf726eck",[851,1154,1451,1768,2811,3094,3272,3416,3806,4321],{"id":852,"title":853,"body":854,"category":188,"description":1138,"extension":190,"guideId":1139,"image":192,"locale":193,"meta":1140,"navigation":195,"order":1141,"path":1142,"publishedAt":1143,"readTime":1144,"seo":1145,"seoTitle":192,"slug":1139,"stem":1146,"tags":1147,"updatedAt":1152,"__hash__":1153},"help\u002Fhelp\u002Fgetting-started.en.md","Getting started: from project to first export",{"type":7,"value":855,"toc":1128},[856,859,865,871,875,882,885,903,906,914,922,926,935,938,941,944,958,963,967,970,973,976,984,992,996,999,1002,1019,1022,1027,1031,1034,1037,1040,1048,1055,1059,1066,1069,1077,1081,1084,1104,1111,1115,1122],[10,857,858],{},"PlanElec uses one project model for the floor plan, electrical topology, distribution board, and documents. A fixed order therefore works best: capture the spaces and devices first, review the electrical structure next, and export only after that.",[860,861,862],"blockquote",{},[10,863,864],{},"Using PlanElec as an owner or self-builder? Have all decisions and documents reviewed by a qualified electrician before installation and inspection.",[10,866,867],{},[868,869],"a",{"id":870},"project",[18,872,874],{"id":873},"_1-create-the-project","1. Create the project",[10,876,877,878,881],{},"Choose ",[13,879,880],{},"Create project"," in the project overview. You can start with the guided workflow, a localized project template, or an empty project.",[10,883,884],{},"Enter at least a recognizable project name. You can add these project details later:",[886,887,888,891,894,897,900],"ul",{},[119,889,890],{},"customer and contact details;",[119,892,893],{},"installation address;",[119,895,896],{},"installer and optional logo;",[119,898,899],{},"EAN, installation type, and current type;",[119,901,902],{},"recognized inspection body and project notes.",[10,904,905],{},"PlanElec reuses these details in title blocks, the self-check report, and the working dossier. Missing details do not prevent you from trying the workflow or downloading drafts, but review them before sharing documents.",[10,907,908,911],{},[868,909],{"id":910},"floorplan",[868,912],{"id":913},"situation-plan",[915,916],"help-figure",{":height":917,":width":918,"alt":919,"caption":920,"src":921},"852","1440","Situation plan with the example floor plan and placed electrical devices.","The view shows the spatial plan; electrical assignments and cable routes still need a technical review.","\u002Fhelp\u002Fworkflows\u002Fen-situation-plan.png",[18,923,925],{"id":924},"_2-draw-the-floor-plan-and-build-the-situation-plan","2. Draw the floor plan and build the situation plan",[10,927,928,929,138,932,142],{},"Create a floor first. Then draw the exterior and interior walls with the polygon, rectangle, or line tool. Closed wall areas are detected as rooms; give each room a clear name, such as ",[13,930,931],{},"Kitchen",[13,933,934],{},"Bedroom 1",[10,936,937],{},"If you already have a plan image, use it as a reference. Calibrate it with a known measurement before placing things precisely. The image is an underlay: walls, openings, and electrical points remain separate project data.",[10,939,940],{},"Next, place doors, windows, stairs, and electrical symbols in their real locations. This floor plan becomes the basis for the situation plan PDF.",[10,942,943],{},"Practical check:",[116,945,946,949,952,955],{},[119,947,948],{},"Are all floors and rooms present and named?",[119,950,951],{},"Are sockets, switches, lighting points, and fixed appliances in the right room?",[119,953,954],{},"Is the distribution board positioned on the plan?",[119,956,957],{},"Are bathroom zones and special appliances recorded correctly where relevant?",[10,959,960],{},[868,961],{"id":962},"devices",[18,964,966],{"id":965},"_3-place-and-connect-electrical-devices","3. Place and connect electrical devices",[10,968,969],{},"Open the symbol palette and place the electrical points you need. Helpers can propose sockets, lighting, standard equipment, or a spotlight grid. Review and edit those proposals: they do not decide the required quantities or final positions for you.",[10,971,972],{},"Connect switches and lights in switch chains. PlanElec can propose a chain for unassigned switches and lights in the same room; you can still edit the sequence manually.",[10,974,975],{},"A floor-plan symbol and an electrical node belong together, but they are not the same object. Review the unconnected-components panel. Without valid topology, a device cannot reliably appear in a circuit, cable, or material list.",[10,977,978,979,983],{},"Read ",[868,980,982],{"href":981},"\u002Fen\u002Fhelp\u002Fautomatic-planning","Using automatic planning"," for details about proposals, cables, and circuits.",[10,985,986,989],{},[868,987],{"id":988},"automatic-planning",[868,990],{"id":991},"cabinet",[18,993,995],{"id":994},"_4-review-the-electrical-topology-and-distribution-board","4. Review the electrical topology and distribution board",[10,997,998],{},"Use automatic circuit assignment as a starting proposal. PlanElec groups standard devices, creates dedicated protection for special appliances where required, and can distribute loads across phases. Review the preview before applying the assignment.",[10,1000,1001],{},"Then open the distribution board editor. Auto-fill places existing main switches, RCDs, and circuit breakers on DIN rails while reserving spare capacity. Review:",[886,1003,1004,1007,1010,1013,1016],{},[119,1005,1006],{},"the protection chain and assigned devices;",[119,1008,1009],{},"cable type, cross-section, and route;",[119,1011,1012],{},"RCD groups and circuit counts;",[119,1014,1015],{},"phase allocation for a multiphase installation;",[119,1017,1018],{},"spare module positions and the actual board dimensions.",[10,1020,1021],{},"Every automatic result remains editable. A proposal is not an engineering decision or a material order.",[10,1023,1024],{},[868,1025],{"id":1026},"schema",[18,1028,1030],{"id":1029},"_5-review-the-single-line-diagram-and-self-check","5. Review the single-line diagram and self-check",[10,1032,1033],{},"The single-line diagram is generated from the same electrical topology. Check circuit names, protection devices, cable data, connections, and symbols. Resolve the errors and warnings PlanElec can identify from the available project data.",[10,1035,1036],{},"The AREI\u002FRGIE self-check covers a documented subset of rules that software can evaluate from that data. A clean run only means that no error was found within those supported rules. Measurements, on-site conditions, and rules that are not modeled remain outside its scope.",[10,1038,1039],{},"PlanElec therefore does not issue a certificate of conformity and does not replace an official inspection by a recognized inspection body.",[10,1041,1042,1045],{},[868,1043],{"id":1044},"export",[868,1046],{"id":1047},"exports",[915,1049],{":height":1050,":width":1051,"alt":1052,"caption":1053,"src":1054},"223","870","Export view with a single-line diagram document card, preview, draft and locked final-delivery states.","The card status describes the available working state; a locked final-delivery state is released only after export readiness is met.","\u002Fhelp\u002Fworkflows\u002Fen-document-selection.png",[18,1056,1058],{"id":1057},"_6-export-and-review-the-documents","6. Export and review the documents",[10,1060,1061,1062,1065],{},"In ",[13,1063,1064],{},"Export",", you can generate the single-line diagram and situation plan as PDFs. The self-check report and circuit, cable, and material lists are also available centrally; the detailed lists are still part of the pilot workflow.",[10,1067,1068],{},"You can combine selected documents into a working dossier with a cover, document index, and continuous page numbering. Review every page and the project metadata before sharing it.",[10,1070,1071,1072,1076],{},"See ",[868,1073,1075],{"href":1074},"\u002Fen\u002Fhelp\u002Fexport-documents","Exporting documents"," for the full list, statuses, and limitations.",[18,1078,1080],{"id":1079},"a-useful-first-milestone","A useful first milestone",[10,1082,1083],{},"Your first project is well structured when:",[886,1085,1086,1089,1092,1095,1098,1101],{},[119,1087,1088],{},"rooms and electrical points are shown on the situation plan;",[119,1090,1091],{},"all relevant points are linked to the electrical topology;",[119,1093,1094],{},"circuits, cables, and board layout have been reviewed;",[119,1096,1097],{},"the single-line diagram is readable;",[119,1099,1100],{},"the self-check has run and you understand the remaining findings;",[119,1102,1103],{},"exported documents have been checked visually and technically.",[10,1105,1106,1107,142],{},"Ready to begin? ",[868,1108,1110],{"href":1109},"\u002Fauth\u002Fregister","Create a free Early Access account",[18,1112,1114],{"id":1113},"continue-planning-the-electrical-installation","Continue planning the electrical installation",[10,1116,1117,1118,1121],{},"You can also assign existing devices to circuits in ",[13,1119,1120],{},"Installation",", follow their protection paths and form distribution boards after a preview. Enclosures and module positions can remain open initially. The suggested sequence is guidance; existing projects and other valid starting points remain supported.",[10,1123,1124,142],{},[868,1125,1127],{"href":1126},"\u002Fen\u002Fhelp\u002Fplan-installation-and-distribution-boards","Illustrated installation planning guide",{"title":180,"searchDepth":181,"depth":181,"links":1129},[1130,1131,1132,1133,1134,1135,1136,1137],{"id":873,"depth":181,"text":874},{"id":924,"depth":181,"text":925},{"id":965,"depth":181,"text":966},{"id":994,"depth":181,"text":995},{"id":1029,"depth":181,"text":1030},{"id":1057,"depth":181,"text":1058},{"id":1079,"depth":181,"text":1080},{"id":1113,"depth":181,"text":1114},"Build a PlanElec project step by step: project details, floor plan, rooms, electrical devices, distribution board, diagram, and export.","getting-started",{},1,"\u002Fhelp\u002Fgetting-started.en","2026-07-20","8 min",{"title":853,"description":1138},"help\u002Fgetting-started.en",[870,1148,1149,962,1150,1151,1044],"floor plan","situation plan","distribution board","single-line diagram","2026-09-13","8moor_ukpXD4qf9lVbWHLczyVvHb763gqPTe6ToJ3yI",{"id":1155,"title":1156,"body":1157,"category":1438,"description":1439,"extension":190,"guideId":988,"image":192,"locale":193,"meta":1440,"navigation":195,"order":181,"path":1441,"publishedAt":1143,"readTime":1442,"seo":1443,"seoTitle":192,"slug":988,"stem":1444,"tags":1445,"updatedAt":1152,"__hash__":1450},"help\u002Fhelp\u002Fautomatic-planning.en.md","Using and reviewing automatic planning",{"type":7,"value":1158,"toc":1426},[1159,1162,1168,1172,1179,1186,1190,1193,1196,1213,1216,1221,1224,1227,1232,1236,1239,1242,1249,1252,1266,1269,1274,1278,1281,1301,1304,1309,1313,1316,1319,1325,1329,1333,1336,1339,1353,1356,1363,1367,1370,1408,1411,1416,1418,1422],[10,1160,1161],{},"PlanElec's automatic functions create editable proposals. They reduce repetitive work, but they cannot know which equipment will actually be installed, how a cable will run on site, or which product specifications your electrician will select.",[10,1163,1164,1165,142],{},"Use the same pattern each time: ",[13,1166,1167],{},"create proposal → review preview → apply → check technically",[10,1169,1170],{},[868,1171],{"id":988},[915,1173],{":height":1174,":width":1175,"alt":1176,"caption":1177,"src":1178},"594","720","Room actions sheet with suggestions for automatic planning.","The suggestions are an editable starting point and do not decide quantities or final positions.","\u002Fhelp\u002Fworkflows\u002Fen-room-automation.png",[10,1180,1181,1184],{},[868,1182],{"id":1183},"consumers",[868,1185],{"id":962},[18,1187,1189],{"id":1188},"propose-devices-and-lighting-points","Propose devices and lighting points",[10,1191,1192],{},"The floor-plan editor includes helpers for automatic sockets, lighting, standard equipment, and spotlight grids. The proposals use the drawn rooms and geometry as their basis.",[10,1194,1195],{},"For a useful result:",[116,1197,1198,1201,1204,1207,1210],{},[119,1199,1200],{},"draw closed, correctly named rooms;",[119,1202,1203],{},"set the required count or pattern where applicable;",[119,1205,1206],{},"inspect the proposed positions;",[119,1208,1209],{},"move, add, or remove points to match the real design;",[119,1211,1212],{},"review special zones and fixed appliances separately.",[10,1214,1215],{},"PlanElec does not silently add every missing appliance. You remain responsible for the design brief and final placement.",[1217,1218,1220],"h3",{"id":1219},"build-switch-chains-automatically","Build switch chains automatically",[10,1222,1223],{},"PlanElec can propose a switch chain for unassigned switches and lighting points in the same room. It normally starts with the free switch closest to a door and then connects nearby free points.",[10,1225,1226],{},"Always verify which switch controls which light. Edit the sequence manually when the real control logic differs.",[10,1228,1229],{},[868,1230],{"id":1231},"cables",[18,1233,1235],{"id":1234},"generate-cable-specifications-and-routes","Generate cable specifications and routes",[10,1237,1238],{},"Once the electrical topology exists, PlanElec can create a cable segment for each parent-to-child connection. A real connection or junction box splits the connection into separate segments. A box that is only nearby is not silently inserted into the electrical path.",[10,1240,1241],{},"Automatic routing searches for a short route along the drawn walls on each floor. If the start and end are not connected through the same wall component, the router uses a direct fallback.",[10,1243,1244,1245,1248],{},"In the situation plan, open ",[13,1246,1247],{},"Linking & cabling → Cable route"," in the top toolbar.",[10,1250,1251],{},"After routing:",[886,1253,1254,1257,1260,1263],{},[119,1255,1256],{},"check whether the route matches the intended installation;",[119,1258,1259],{},"add or move waypoints where required;",[119,1261,1262],{},"review cable type, cross-section, and installation method;",[119,1264,1265],{},"enter a manual length when the calculated route does not represent reality closely enough.",[10,1267,1268],{},"The resulting length feeds the material list, voltage-drop calculation, and validation. It is a net length without an automatic waste or reserve factor.",[10,1270,1271],{},[868,1272],{"id":1273},"circuits",[18,1275,1277],{"id":1276},"assign-devices-to-circuits-automatically","Assign devices to circuits automatically",[10,1279,1280],{},"Automatic circuit assignment creates a proposal from the recorded devices and product rules. It supports decisions such as:",[886,1282,1283,1286,1289,1292,1295,1298],{},[119,1284,1285],{},"grouping standard lighting and socket points by room;",[119,1287,1288],{},"allowing no more than eight connection points on a standard circuit;",[119,1290,1291],{},"creating dedicated breakers for appliances including hobs, ovens, washing machines, tumble dryers, dishwashers, boilers, heat pumps, and saunas;",[119,1293,1294],{},"placing standard groups behind 30 mA RCDs;",[119,1296,1297],{},"assigning an EV charger a separate 30 mA RCD and three-phase breaker; with documented built-in 6 mA DC detection PlanElec proposes external Type A, otherwise Type B;",[119,1299,1300],{},"distributing assignments across boards in a multi-board project.",[10,1302,1303],{},"Review the preview before confirming it. Pay particular attention to mixed circuits, special appliances, existing manual assignments, and whether the defaults suit the actual project.",[10,1305,1306],{},[868,1307],{"id":1308},"phases",[18,1310,1312],{"id":1311},"balance-loads-across-phases","Balance loads across phases",[10,1314,1315],{},"For a three-phase or delta supply, PlanElec can distribute loads across L1, L2, and L3. The phase overview shows the calculated load on each phase and warns about a clear imbalance.",[10,1317,1318],{},"This remains a model calculation based on the entered loads. Real simultaneity, measurements, and network conditions require assessment outside the software.",[915,1320],{":height":1321,":width":1175,"alt":1322,"caption":1323,"src":1324},"150","Cable-routing panel with automatic routing and manual waypoint tools.","The route is a planning aid; path, length and feasibility must be checked against the intended installation route.","\u002Fhelp\u002Fworkflows\u002Fen-cable-routing.png",[10,1326,1327],{},[868,1328],{"id":991},[18,1330,1332],{"id":1331},"fill-the-distribution-board-automatically","Fill the distribution board automatically",[10,1334,1335],{},"Auto-fill places existing main switches, RCDs, and MCBs in free DIN-rail slots. Its default sequence is main RCD, group RCDs, and then circuit breakers. By default, it reserves about twenty percent of the rail capacity.",[10,1337,1338],{},"The distinction from circuit assignment matters:",[886,1340,1341,1347],{},[119,1342,1343,1346],{},[13,1344,1345],{},"Circuit assignment"," creates and connects the electrical protection structure.",[119,1348,1349,1352],{},[13,1350,1351],{},"Auto-fill"," arranges those existing modules physically in the board.",[10,1354,1355],{},"After auto-fill, review the board size, TE widths, spare capacity, protection chains, and connection paths. Explicit paths through connection boxes are preserved when the board is filled again.",[10,1357,1358,1360],{},[868,1359],{"id":1026},[868,1361],{"id":1362},"review",[18,1364,1366],{"id":1365},"final-review-of-an-automatic-proposal","Final review of an automatic proposal",[10,1368,1369],{},"After every automatic action, check:",[116,1371,1372,1378,1384,1390,1396,1402],{},[119,1373,1374,1377],{},[13,1375,1376],{},"Completeness:"," are all real devices, boxes, and boards modeled?",[119,1379,1380,1383],{},[13,1381,1382],{},"Topology:"," is each parent-to-child connection correct, with nothing left unconnected?",[119,1385,1386,1389],{},[13,1387,1388],{},"Protection:"," do the RCD, MCB, pole configuration, and cable suit the application?",[119,1391,1392,1395],{},[13,1393,1394],{},"Space:"," are routes and positions practical on site?",[119,1397,1398,1401],{},[13,1399,1400],{},"Phases:"," is the allocation plausible for the entered loads?",[119,1403,1404,1407],{},[13,1405,1406],{},"Documents:"," do the situation plan and single-line diagram remain readable?",[10,1409,1410],{},"The AREI\u002FRGIE self-check helps with supported rules that can be evaluated from project data. It is not a declaration of conformity and does not replace an electrician's review or the official inspection.",[10,1412,1413,1414,142],{},"Continue with ",[868,1415,1075],{"href":1074},[18,1417,1114],{"id":1113},[10,1419,1117,1420,1121],{},[13,1421,1120],{},[10,1423,1424,142],{},[868,1425,1127],{"href":1126},{"title":180,"searchDepth":181,"depth":181,"links":1427},[1428,1432,1433,1434,1435,1436,1437],{"id":1188,"depth":181,"text":1189,"children":1429},[1430],{"id":1219,"depth":1431,"text":1220},3,{"id":1234,"depth":181,"text":1235},{"id":1276,"depth":181,"text":1277},{"id":1311,"depth":181,"text":1312},{"id":1331,"depth":181,"text":1332},{"id":1365,"depth":181,"text":1366},{"id":1113,"depth":181,"text":1114},"automation","Use PlanElec proposals for devices, switch chains, cable routes, circuits, phases, and the distribution board without skipping technical review.",{},"\u002Fhelp\u002Fautomatic-planning.en","9 min",{"title":1156,"description":1439},"help\u002Fautomatic-planning.en",[1446,962,1447,1273,1448,1150,1449],"automatic planning","cable routing","phase balancing","DIN rail","GCOfFd1qB5Z6XLJEoLNo1eJCiQdL4VO-xBMwZMjw0rk",{"id":1452,"title":1453,"body":1454,"category":1047,"description":1754,"extension":190,"guideId":1755,"image":192,"locale":193,"meta":1756,"navigation":195,"order":1431,"path":1757,"publishedAt":1143,"readTime":1144,"seo":1758,"seoTitle":192,"slug":1759,"stem":1760,"tags":1761,"updatedAt":1766,"__hash__":1767},"help\u002Fhelp\u002Fdocument-exports.en.md","Exporting documents and assembling a working dossier",{"type":7,"value":1455,"toc":1743},[1456,1459,1463,1465,1469,1551,1558,1561,1564,1567,1584,1588,1591,1594,1597,1602,1605,1608,1611,1625,1628,1631,1651,1654,1661,1664,1672,1677,1681,1684,1687,1692,1696,1699,1722,1725,1729,1732],[10,1457,1458],{},"The export workspace brings together documents from the same project model. You can download documents separately or combine selected parts into one working dossier.",[10,1460,1461],{},[868,1462],{"id":1047},[915,1464],{":height":1050,":width":1051,"alt":1052,"caption":1053,"src":1054},[18,1466,1468],{"id":1467},"status-at-a-glance","Status at a glance",[55,1470,1471,1484],{},[58,1472,1473],{},[61,1474,1475,1478,1481],{},[64,1476,1477],{},"Document",[64,1479,1480],{},"Current status",[64,1482,1483],{},"What to know",[71,1485,1486,1497,1507,1518,1529,1540],{},[61,1487,1488,1491,1494],{},[76,1489,1490],{},"Single-line diagram PDF",[76,1492,1493],{},"Available",[76,1495,1496],{},"Can span several pages; review scale, symbols, and title block.",[61,1498,1499,1502,1504],{},[76,1500,1501],{},"Situation plan PDF",[76,1503,1493],{},[76,1505,1506],{},"Based on the drawn floor plan and placed symbols.",[61,1508,1509,1512,1515],{},[76,1510,1511],{},"AREI\u002FRGIE self-check report",[76,1513,1514],{},"Available, advisory",[76,1516,1517],{},"Not a certificate of conformity or a replacement for the official inspection.",[61,1519,1520,1523,1526],{},[76,1521,1522],{},"Circuit, cable, and material lists",[76,1524,1525],{},"Pilot workflow",[76,1527,1528],{},"Model-based, manufacturer-neutral lists; not approved for ordering.",[61,1530,1531,1534,1537],{},[76,1532,1533],{},"Distribution board PDF",[76,1535,1536],{},"Feature flag",[76,1538,1539],{},"Shown only when enabled and board data is present.",[61,1541,1542,1545,1548],{},[76,1543,1544],{},"Combined installation dossier",[76,1546,1547],{},"Pilot\u002Fworking state",[76,1549,1550],{},"Selected documents with cover, index, and continuous page numbering; versioned server archiving is available once export readiness is met. The archive confirms origin and file integrity, not electrical acceptance.",[10,1552,1553,1555],{},[868,1554],{"id":1026},[868,1556],{"id":1557},"single-line",[18,1559,1490],{"id":1560},"single-line-diagram-pdf",[10,1562,1563],{},"The single-line diagram uses the electrical topology, protection devices, circuits, cable data, and consumers. Larger installations are divided across several pages.",[10,1565,1566],{},"Before downloading, check:",[886,1568,1569,1572,1575,1578,1581],{},[119,1570,1571],{},"that every consumer path reaches the correct breaker and RCD;",[119,1573,1574],{},"that cable type, cross-section, and labels are present;",[119,1576,1577],{},"that spare modules do not appear as active circuits;",[119,1579,1580],{},"that the project and installer details in the title block are correct;",[119,1582,1583],{},"that no content is clipped at a page edge.",[10,1585,1586],{},[868,1587],{"id":913},[18,1589,1501],{"id":1590},"situation-plan-pdf",[10,1592,1593],{},"The situation plan shows the drawn rooms, openings, and electrical symbols in their locations. Review every floor separately and check for overlapping labels, missing devices, and legibility at the selected A4 or A3 format.",[10,1595,1596],{},"The situation plan and single-line diagram share project notes and other title-block details. Correct those details in the project instead of editing an individual PDF.",[10,1598,1599],{},[868,1600],{"id":1601},"self-check",[18,1603,1511],{"id":1604},"areirgie-self-check-report",[10,1606,1607],{},"The report summarizes findings that PlanElec can evaluate from the entered data and supported rules. It also states when a check has not started, is incomplete, or falls outside the current coverage.",[10,1609,1610],{},"A report with no detected error does not mean the installation complies with AREI\u002FRGIE. Measurements, evidence, on-site conditions, and rules that are not modeled remain outside a software check. Only a recognized inspection body performs the official inspection.",[10,1612,1613,1616,1619,1622],{},[868,1614],{"id":1615},"lists",[868,1617],{"id":1618},"circuit-list",[868,1620],{"id":1621},"cable-list",[868,1623],{"id":1624},"material-list",[18,1626,1522],{"id":1627},"circuit-cable-and-material-lists",[10,1629,1630],{},"These lists are available in the central pilot workflow:",[886,1632,1633,1639,1645],{},[119,1634,1635,1638],{},[13,1636,1637],{},"Circuit list:"," overview of modeled circuits and protection devices.",[119,1640,1641,1644],{},[13,1642,1643],{},"Cable list:"," cable segments with specifications and calculated or manual length.",[119,1646,1647,1650],{},[13,1648,1649],{},"Material list:"," manufacturer-neutral quantities for wiring accessories, connections, protection, board, accessories, and net cable lengths.",[10,1652,1653],{},"The material list can be viewed by category or room and exposes its default assumptions. It includes no prices or specific manufacturer products. Net cable lengths have no automatic waste or reserve factor. Use it as a review and quotation starting point, not as a purchase order.",[10,1655,1656,1658],{},[868,1657],{"id":991},[868,1659],{"id":1660},"cabinet-pdf",[18,1662,1533],{"id":1663},"distribution-board-pdf",[10,1665,1666,1667,1671],{},"The PDF view of the distribution board is only available when the ",[1668,1669,1670],"code",{},"cabinet_export"," feature flag is active and the project contains board data. If the option is absent, that is not an export error: the feature has not been enabled for that environment.",[10,1673,1674],{},[868,1675],{"id":1676},"dossier",[18,1678,1680],{"id":1679},"assemble-an-installation-dossier","Assemble an installation dossier",[10,1682,1683],{},"Select the required documents in the dossier builder. PlanElec creates a cover, document index, and continuous page numbering locally, then merges the selected PDFs in a fixed order.",[10,1685,1686],{},"The draft remains a working and review document. Once export readiness is satisfied, PlanElec can archive an immutable, versioned document on the server. Archiving confirms origin and file integrity; it is not an electrical inspection, a certificate of conformity or an electronic signature. Later project changes do not change an archived document. Check the saved project state again before creating a new export.",[10,1688,1689],{},[868,1690],{"id":1691},"metadata",[18,1693,1695],{"id":1694},"review-project-metadata","Review project metadata",[10,1697,1698],{},"Open the project details from the export area and check at least:",[116,1700,1701,1704,1707,1710,1713,1716,1719],{},[119,1702,1703],{},"customer and installation address;",[119,1705,1706],{},"installer and contact details;",[119,1708,1709],{},"inspection body;",[119,1711,1712],{},"Belgian EAN;",[119,1714,1715],{},"residential or non-residential installation and AC\u002FDC designation;",[119,1717,1718],{},"plan format, revision, and project notes;",[119,1720,1721],{},"logo, if used.",[10,1723,1724],{},"An invalid EAN is not rendered as a valid number, but Early Access does not automatically block the download.",[18,1726,1728],{"id":1727},"final-check-before-sharing","Final check before sharing",[10,1730,1731],{},"Open the downloaded file outside PlanElec and review every page. Check page order, legibility, metadata, warnings, and missing parts. Keep the project version used to create the document and have the result reviewed by the responsible electrician.",[10,1733,1734,1735,1739,1740,142],{},"Need to review the project model first? Start with ",[868,1736,1738],{"href":1737},"\u002Fen\u002Fhelp\u002Fgetting-started","Getting started"," or learn how to ",[868,1741,1742],{"href":981},"review automatic planning",{"title":180,"searchDepth":181,"depth":181,"links":1744},[1745,1746,1747,1748,1749,1750,1751,1752,1753],{"id":1467,"depth":181,"text":1468},{"id":1560,"depth":181,"text":1490},{"id":1590,"depth":181,"text":1501},{"id":1604,"depth":181,"text":1511},{"id":1627,"depth":181,"text":1522},{"id":1663,"depth":181,"text":1533},{"id":1679,"depth":181,"text":1680},{"id":1694,"depth":181,"text":1695},{"id":1727,"depth":181,"text":1728},"See which PDFs PlanElec creates, which outputs are available or in pilot, and what to review before sharing or inspection.","document-exports",{},"\u002Fhelp\u002Fdocument-exports.en",{"title":1453,"description":1754},"export-documents","help\u002Fdocument-exports.en",[1762,1151,1149,1601,1273,1763,1764,1765],"PDF export","cable list","material list","installation dossier","2026-09-14","l0VV-LMz2hApTXDaygvmZUFwiLr_-7EvpTYD1AQizH4",{"id":1769,"title":1770,"body":1771,"category":2793,"description":2794,"extension":190,"guideId":2795,"image":192,"locale":193,"meta":2796,"navigation":195,"order":2797,"path":2798,"publishedAt":2799,"readTime":2800,"seo":2801,"seoTitle":192,"slug":2802,"stem":2803,"tags":2804,"updatedAt":1766,"__hash__":2810},"help\u002Fhelp\u002Fself-check-coverage.en.md","What does PlanElec's AREI self-check verify?",{"type":7,"value":1772,"toc":2777},[1773,1776,1779,1786,1791,1798,1802,1817,1820,1824,2037,2041,2095,2099,2167,2171,2237,2241,2321,2325,2365,2369,2422,2426,2684,2688,2691,2694,2697,2700,2703,2706,2710,2713,2719,2725,2731,2737,2741,2744,2767,2771,2774],[10,1774,1775],{},"PlanElec contains two things that are easily confused.",[10,1777,1778],{},"AREI\u002FRGIE references are linked publicly only after the documented source and subject-matter approvals. Practice rules and plausibility checks make no claim to quote the regulations.",[10,1780,1781,1782,1785],{},"The ",[13,1783,1784],{},"automatic self-check"," covers only part of it. This page states exactly which part. We list the rules that are checked and, just as plainly, the areas where the application makes no statement — because an incomplete check presenting itself as complete is more dangerous than no check at all.",[860,1787,1788],{},[10,1789,1790],{},"The self-check is preparation. Only an accredited inspection body issues the official assessment.",[915,1792],{":height":1793,":width":1794,"alt":1795,"caption":1796,"src":1797},"485","384","AREI self-check popover with an incomplete finding and open points.","The report shows supported checks and open points as preparation; a missing project value is never treated as passed.","\u002Fhelp\u002Fworkflows\u002Fen-self-check.png",[18,1799,1801],{"id":1800},"what-is-checked-automatically","What is checked automatically",[10,1803,1804,1805,1808,1809,1812,1813,1816],{},"The application currently holds ",[13,1806,1807],{},"56 checks",". Of these, ",[13,1810,1811],{},"29"," point to a specific AREI article; the remaining ",[13,1814,1815],{},"27"," are practice rules or plausibility checks, marked as such, carrying no regulatory obligation.",[10,1818,1819],{},"A check only produces a result once the required project data has been entered. Where data is missing, the report marks the check as incomplete — never as passed.",[1217,1821,1823],{"id":1822},"protection","Protection",[55,1825,1826,1842],{},[58,1827,1828],{},[61,1829,1830,1833,1836,1839],{},[64,1831,1832],{},"Check",[64,1834,1835],{},"What is verified",[64,1837,1838],{},"Basis",[64,1840,1841],{},"Severity",[71,1843,1844,1858,1871,1884,1897,1910,1922,1936,1949,1962,1974,1986,1999,2011,2024],{},[61,1845,1846,1849,1852,1855],{},[76,1847,1848],{},"Main RCD",[76,1850,1851],{},"A residual current device of at most 300 mA must be present at the head of the installation.",[76,1853,1854],{},"AREI 4.2.4.3",[76,1856,1857],{},"Error",[61,1859,1860,1863,1866,1869],{},[76,1861,1862],{},"Max. circuits per high-sensitivity RCD",[76,1864,1865],{},"At most 8 final circuits per high-sensitivity residual current device (≤ 30 mA).",[76,1867,1868],{},"AREI 4.2.4.3.b",[76,1870,1857],{},[61,1872,1873,1876,1879,1882],{},[76,1874,1875],{},"Shutter actuator ratings",[76,1877,1878],{},"DIN-rail shutter actuators require an upstream MCB or RCBO; protective-device and motor loads stay within the catalogued input and channel ratings.",[76,1880,1881],{},"Practice rule",[76,1883,1857],{},[61,1885,1886,1889,1892,1895],{},[76,1887,1888],{},"Charging-point protection (EV charging)",[76,1890,1891],{},"A charging point requires its own circuit, a dedicated residual current device and at least IP44 outdoors.",[76,1893,1894],{},"AREI 7.22.4",[76,1896,1857],{},[61,1898,1899,1902,1905,1907],{},[76,1900,1901],{},"RCD selectivity (practice recommendation)",[76,1903,1904],{},"Practice recommendation: grade sensitivity and time between upstream and downstream RCDs (IEC 60364-5-53).",[76,1906,1881],{},[76,1908,1909],{},"Warning",[61,1911,1912,1915,1918,1920],{},[76,1913,1914],{},"30 mA RCD for socket circuits",[76,1916,1917],{},"All socket circuits must be protected by a 30 mA residual current device.",[76,1919,1868],{},[76,1921,1857],{},[61,1923,1924,1927,1930,1933],{},[76,1925,1926],{},"Surge protection (SPD)",[76,1928,1929],{},"The presence of a surge protective device (SPD) is assessed; the AREI imposes no general obligation.",[76,1931,1932],{},"AREI 4.5.1",[76,1934,1935],{},"Information",[61,1937,1938,1941,1944,1947],{},[76,1939,1940],{},"Main switch min. 40 A",[76,1942,1943],{},"A main switch must be present and rated at least 40 A in domestic installations.",[76,1945,1946],{},"AREI 5.3.5.1.b",[76,1948,1857],{},[61,1950,1951,1954,1957,1960],{},[76,1952,1953],{},"Main RCD min. 40 A",[76,1955,1956],{},"The residual current device at the supply point must be rated at least 40 A.",[76,1958,1959],{},"AREI 5.3.5.3.a",[76,1961,1857],{},[61,1963,1964,1967,1970,1972],{},[76,1965,1966],{},"Distribution-board layout",[76,1968,1969],{},"Board: occupancy within the module count, one residual current device per row and roughly 20 % spare capacity.",[76,1971,1881],{},[76,1973,1909],{},[61,1975,1976,1979,1982,1984],{},[76,1977,1978],{},"Embedded wall heating: 100 mA RCD",[76,1980,1981],{},"Heating elements embedded in walls above 25 V AC require a separate 100 mA residual current device.",[76,1983,1868],{},[76,1985,1857],{},[61,1987,1988,1991,1994,1997],{},[76,1989,1990],{},"Pole configuration in residential installations",[76,1992,1993],{},"Single-pole breakers are not permitted in Belgian dwellings with a star configuration; use 1P+N.",[76,1995,1996],{},"AREI 4.4.4.2",[76,1998,1909],{},[61,2000,2001,2004,2007,2009],{},[76,2002,2003],{},"Trip characteristic versus load type",[76,2005,2006],{},"Practice recommendation: the breaker curve B, C or D must match the load type.",[76,2008,1881],{},[76,2010,1909],{},[61,2012,2013,2016,2019,2022],{},[76,2014,2015],{},"Feeder back-up protection between distribution boards",[76,2017,2018],{},"A feeder to a sub-board requires its own protective device in the supplying board and a consistent link.",[76,2020,2021],{},"AREI 4.4.1.4",[76,2023,1857],{},[61,2025,2026,2029,2032,2035],{},[76,2027,2028],{},"Breaking capacity versus prospective short-circuit current",[76,2030,2031],{},"The breaking capacity of each breaker must withstand the prospective short-circuit current; checked only when the value is recorded.",[76,2033,2034],{},"AREI 5.3.5.5",[76,2036,1857],{},[1217,2038,2040],{"id":2039},"earthing","Earthing",[55,2042,2043,2055],{},[58,2044,2045],{},[61,2046,2047,2049,2051,2053],{},[64,2048,1832],{},[64,2050,1835],{},[64,2052,1838],{},[64,2054,1841],{},[71,2056,2057,2070,2083],{},[61,2058,2059,2062,2065,2068],{},[76,2060,2061],{},"Main equipotential bonding",[76,2063,2064],{},"A main equipotential bonding rail must be present.",[76,2066,2067],{},"AREI 4.2.3.2",[76,2069,1857],{},[61,2071,2072,2075,2078,2081],{},[76,2073,2074],{},"Earth electrode (ring earth\u002Fearth rod)",[76,2076,2077],{},"For a TT or IT system, an earth electrode must be documented.",[76,2079,2080],{},"AREI 4.2.3",[76,2082,1857],{},[61,2084,2085,2088,2091,2093],{},[76,2086,2087],{},"Earthing and supply plausibility",[76,2089,2090],{},"Plausibility check: a public domestic 3×230 V connection recorded as a TN system requires review.",[76,2092,1881],{},[76,2094,1909],{},[1217,2096,2098],{"id":2097},"cables-and-sizing","Cables and sizing",[55,2100,2101,2113],{},[58,2102,2103],{},[61,2104,2105,2107,2109,2111],{},[64,2106,1832],{},[64,2108,1835],{},[64,2110,1838],{},[64,2112,1841],{},[71,2114,2115,2128,2141,2154],{},[61,2116,2117,2120,2123,2126],{},[76,2118,2119],{},"Cable cross-section",[76,2121,2122],{},"The cable cross-section must match the rating of the protective device.",[76,2124,2125],{},"AREI 5.2.2",[76,2127,1857],{},[61,2129,2130,2133,2136,2139],{},[76,2131,2132],{},"Voltage drop (ΔU)",[76,2134,2135],{},"Voltage drop computed from cable length: guide value 3 % for lighting and 5 % for other final circuits.",[76,2137,2138],{},"AREI 5.2.5",[76,2140,1857],{},[61,2142,2143,2146,2149,2152],{},[76,2144,2145],{},"CPR cable fire-performance class",[76,2147,2148],{},"Individually laid cables must have the F1 property or reach at least CPR class Eca; class Fca is not permitted.",[76,2150,2151],{},"AREI 5.2.7.2",[76,2153,1857],{},[61,2155,2156,2159,2162,2165],{},[76,2157,2158],{},"Cables in hollow walls: Cca\u002FPreflex",[76,2160,2161],{},"Cables in building cavities run in conduit (Preflex) or reach at least CPR class Cca.",[76,2163,2164],{},"AREI 4.3.3.5.b",[76,2166,1857],{},[1217,2168,2170],{"id":2169},"circuit-loading","Circuit loading",[55,2172,2173,2185],{},[58,2174,2175],{},[61,2176,2177,2179,2181,2183],{},[64,2178,1832],{},[64,2180,1835],{},[64,2182,1838],{},[64,2184,1841],{},[71,2186,2187,2200,2212,2225],{},[61,2188,2189,2192,2195,2198],{},[76,2190,2191],{},"Automation: channel load",[76,2193,2194],{},"Compares current calculated from documented load powers with the entered channel rating. Missing power or rating is a data gap. Does not check inrush current, power factor or internal protection. (AREI 4.4.1.1)",[76,2196,2197],{},"AREI 4.4.1.1",[76,2199,1857],{},[61,2201,2202,2205,2208,2210],{},[76,2203,2204],{},"Automation: known bus current",[76,2206,2207],{},"Compares known device and catalog currents with the planned bus capacity. Planning warning based on the profile catalog, no numerical AREI limit; safety objective AREI 4.4.1.1.",[76,2209,1881],{},[76,2211,1909],{},[61,2213,2214,2217,2220,2223],{},[76,2215,2216],{},"Max. contact points per final circuit",[76,2218,2219],{},"At most 8 sockets and fixed appliances per final circuit; lighting-only points are not counted.",[76,2221,2222],{},"AREI 5.3.5.2b",[76,2224,1857],{},[61,2226,2227,2230,2233,2235],{},[76,2228,2229],{},"Phase imbalance",[76,2231,2232],{},"Practice recommendation: imbalance between phases should stay below 30 %.",[76,2234,1881],{},[76,2236,1909],{},[1217,2238,2240],{"id":2239},"rooms-and-zones","Rooms and zones",[55,2242,2243,2255],{},[58,2244,2245],{},[61,2246,2247,2249,2251,2253],{},[64,2248,1832],{},[64,2250,1835],{},[64,2252,1838],{},[64,2254,1841],{},[71,2256,2257,2270,2283,2296,2309],{},[61,2258,2259,2262,2265,2268],{},[76,2260,2261],{},"30 mA protection for wet rooms",[76,2263,2264],{},"Sockets in damp rooms must be protected by a 30 mA residual current device.",[76,2266,2267],{},"AREI 4.2.4.4",[76,2269,1857],{},[61,2271,2272,2275,2278,2281],{},[76,2273,2274],{},"30 mA RCD for bathroom circuits",[76,2276,2277],{},"All circuits in bathrooms and damp rooms must be protected by a 30 mA residual current device.",[76,2279,2280],{},"AREI 7.1.4.3",[76,2282,1857],{},[61,2284,2285,2288,2291,2294],{},[76,2286,2287],{},"Bathroom zones 0\u002F1\u002F2: permitted equipment",[76,2289,2290],{},"In bathroom volumes 0, 1 and 2 only certain equipment is permitted; distribution boards are prohibited there.",[76,2292,2293],{},"AREI 7.1.5.2",[76,2295,1857],{},[61,2297,2298,2301,2304,2307],{},[76,2299,2300],{},"Pool zones 0\u002F1\u002F2: equipment within the inspection zones",[76,2302,2303],{},"Equipment located in swimming-pool zones 0, 1 and 2 is reported as an inspection notice; the requirements of AREI 7.2.3 ff. must be checked by a professional.",[76,2305,2306],{},"AREI 7.2.2",[76,2308,1935],{},[61,2310,2311,2314,2317,2319],{},[76,2312,2313],{},"Smoke-detector coverage (recommendation)",[76,2315,2316],{},"Non-binding advice based on regional housing rules; the AREI itself does not mandate smoke detectors in dwellings.",[76,2318,1881],{},[76,2320,1909],{},[1217,2322,2324],{"id":2323},"topology-and-control","Topology and control",[55,2326,2327,2339],{},[58,2328,2329],{},[61,2330,2331,2333,2335,2337],{},[64,2332,1832],{},[64,2334,1835],{},[64,2336,1838],{},[64,2338,1841],{},[71,2340,2341,2353],{},[61,2342,2343,2346,2349,2351],{},[76,2344,2345],{},"Electric shutter control paths",[76,2347,2348],{},"Plausibility check: direct switches, actuator inputs, central controls and drive types together form a consistent control path.",[76,2350,1881],{},[76,2352,1857],{},[61,2354,2355,2358,2361,2363],{},[76,2356,2357],{},"Project integrity",[76,2359,2360],{},"References between diagram, situation plan and distribution board must point to existing objects.",[76,2362,1881],{},[76,2364,1857],{},[1217,2366,2368],{"id":2367},"photovoltaic-installation","Photovoltaic installation",[55,2370,2371,2383],{},[58,2372,2373],{},[61,2374,2375,2377,2379,2381],{},[64,2376,1832],{},[64,2378,1835],{},[64,2380,1838],{},[64,2382,1841],{},[71,2384,2385,2398,2410],{},[61,2386,2387,2390,2393,2396],{},[76,2388,2389],{},"PV installation compliance",[76,2391,2392],{},"PV installation: anti-islanding, earthing of module frames, warning signs and identification of DC and AC conductors.",[76,2394,2395],{},"AREI 7.112.2",[76,2397,1857],{},[61,2399,2400,2403,2406,2408],{},[76,2401,2402],{},"PV string design",[76,2404,2405],{},"Checks strings against the documented manufacturer limits of the inverter and modules.",[76,2407,1881],{},[76,2409,1857],{},[61,2411,2412,2415,2418,2420],{},[76,2413,2414],{},"Combined current in distribution boards with multiple sources",[76,2416,2417],{},"In a board with local generation, grid and source currents add up per phase on jointly loaded sections.",[76,2419,1881],{},[76,2421,1857],{},[1217,2423,2425],{"id":2424},"completeness-of-the-file","Completeness of the file",[55,2427,2428,2440],{},[58,2429,2430],{},[61,2431,2432,2434,2436,2438],{},[64,2433,1832],{},[64,2435,1835],{},[64,2437,1838],{},[64,2439,1841],{},[71,2441,2442,2455,2467,2478,2489,2500,2512,2524,2536,2548,2560,2572,2585,2597,2610,2623,2635,2648,2660,2672],{},[61,2443,2444,2447,2450,2453],{},[76,2445,2446],{},"Automation: controls in the diagram",[76,2448,2449],{},"For domestic installations, checks whether existing control points appear in the actual diagram input. Missing assignments can be completed in the channel matrix or through the module supply path. Not a complete symbol or extra-low-voltage check. (AREI 3.1.2.1.a)",[76,2451,2452],{},"AREI 3.1.2.1",[76,2454,1857],{},[61,2456,2457,2460,2463,2465],{},[76,2458,2459],{},"Automation supply protection",[76,2461,2462],{},"Planning check: supply protection, bus supply and unique, complete channel assignments must be documented. A finding blocks final export; this is no additional AREI requirement.",[76,2464,1881],{},[76,2466,1857],{},[61,2468,2469,2472,2474,2476],{},[76,2470,2471],{},"Unique load assignment",[76,2473,2462],{},[76,2475,1881],{},[76,2477,1857],{},[61,2479,2480,2483,2485,2487],{},[76,2481,2482],{},"Bus supply",[76,2484,2462],{},[76,2486,1881],{},[76,2488,1857],{},[61,2490,2491,2494,2496,2498],{},[76,2492,2493],{},"Actuator configuration",[76,2495,2462],{},[76,2497,1881],{},[76,2499,1857],{},[61,2501,2502,2505,2508,2510],{},[76,2503,2504],{},"Devices per line",[76,2506,2507],{},"Planning warning based on the profile catalog: Devices per line. Limits and assignments come from the profile catalog, not from AREI.",[76,2509,1881],{},[76,2511,1909],{},[61,2513,2514,2517,2520,2522],{},[76,2515,2516],{},"Lines per system",[76,2518,2519],{},"Planning warning based on the profile catalog: Lines per system. Limits and assignments come from the profile catalog, not from AREI.",[76,2521,1881],{},[76,2523,1909],{},[61,2525,2526,2529,2532,2534],{},[76,2527,2528],{},"Profile channel load",[76,2530,2531],{},"Planning warning based on the profile catalog: Profile channel load. Limits and assignments come from the profile catalog, not from AREI.",[76,2533,1881],{},[76,2535,1909],{},[61,2537,2538,2541,2544,2546],{},[76,2539,2540],{},"Channel kind and load",[76,2542,2543],{},"Planning warning based on the profile catalog: Channel kind and load. Limits and assignments come from the profile catalog, not from AREI.",[76,2545,1881],{},[76,2547,1909],{},[61,2549,2550,2553,2556,2558],{},[76,2551,2552],{},"Line assignment",[76,2554,2555],{},"Planning warning based on the profile catalog: Line assignment. Limits and assignments come from the profile catalog, not from AREI.",[76,2557,1881],{},[76,2559,1909],{},[61,2561,2562,2565,2568,2570],{},[76,2563,2564],{},"Line coupler",[76,2566,2567],{},"Planning warning based on the profile catalog: Line coupler. Limits and assignments come from the profile catalog, not from AREI.",[76,2569,1881],{},[76,2571,1909],{},[61,2573,2574,2577,2580,2583],{},[76,2575,2576],{},"Voltage classes per bus line",[76,2578,2579],{},"Checks SELV together with FELV or LV on the same bus line (AREI 4.2.5.5.c). Warns about a logical contradiction; does not establish physical connections or source quality.",[76,2581,2582],{},"AREI 4.2.5.5.c",[76,2584,1909],{},[61,2586,2587,2590,2593,2595],{},[76,2588,2589],{},"Complete connections",[76,2591,2592],{},"Every element in the diagram must be connected; orphan nodes indicate an incomplete model.",[76,2594,1881],{},[76,2596,1909],{},[61,2598,2599,2602,2605,2608],{},[76,2600,2601],{},"Minimum number of lighting circuits",[76,2603,2604],{},"Practice recommendation: at least two lighting circuits per dwelling unit.",[76,2606,2607],{},"AREI 5.3.5.2.b",[76,2609,1857],{},[61,2611,2612,2615,2618,2621],{},[76,2613,2614],{},"Dedicated circuits for large appliances",[76,2616,2617],{},"Large appliances such as washing machine, dryer, dishwasher, hob and oven each require a dedicated circuit.",[76,2619,2620],{},"AREI 4.3.3.3",[76,2622,1857],{},[61,2624,2625,2628,2631,2633],{},[76,2626,2627],{},"Installation dossier (AREI 9.1.2)",[76,2629,2630],{},"The installation file requires a single-line diagram, a situation plan and a complete title block; PV needs additional documents.",[76,2632,1881],{},[76,2634,1909],{},[61,2636,2637,2640,2643,2646],{},[76,2638,2639],{},"Placement of connection\u002Fjunction boxes",[76,2641,2642],{},"Structural junction boxes must appear exactly once and consistently in the diagram.",[76,2644,2645],{},"AREI 3.1.2.3",[76,2647,1909],{},[61,2649,2650,2653,2656,2658],{},[76,2651,2652],{},"Consumers placed on the situation plan",[76,2654,2655],{},"Consumers from the single-line diagram must be placed on the situation plan through their link.",[76,2657,1881],{},[76,2659,1909],{},[61,2661,2662,2665,2668,2670],{},[76,2663,2664],{},"Unlinked electrical floor-plan symbols",[76,2666,2667],{},"Floor-plan devices without a link to the electrical topology are reported for information.",[76,2669,1881],{},[76,2671,1935],{},[61,2673,2674,2677,2680,2682],{},[76,2675,2676],{},"Switch-control group plausibility",[76,2678,2679],{},"Plausibility check: a control group contains at least one switch and at least one switched load.",[76,2681,1881],{},[76,2683,1909],{},[18,2685,2687],{"id":2686},"domotica","Domotica",[10,2689,2690],{},"This section contains AREI checks, mandatory planning checks and profile warnings. It does not certify the entire extra-low-voltage installation, manufacturer conformity or physical bus routing. The bus supply source type cannot be recorded in the model (AREI 4.2.5.3.a).",[10,2692,2693],{},"Areas not checked automatically (not passed checks):",[10,2695,2696],{},"Disabled: not every internal extra-low-voltage component can be recorded and represented in the diagram. The claimed blanket June 2023 change is not established here. Only the documented control-point check is active.",[10,2698,2699],{},"Disabled: no evidence for a blanket requirement for a dedicated 30 mA bus circuit; type A is a general RCD requirement.",[10,2701,2702],{},"Disabled: cable adjacency, distance and insulation evidence cannot be recorded. The regulation permits several separation measures.",[10,2704,2705],{},"No automated symbol check: Table 2.23 J specifies the control-unit symbol (AREI 3.1.2.1.a). Users cannot correct missing catalog or renderer geometry.",[18,2707,2709],{"id":2708},"what-the-self-check-does-not-assess","What the self-check does not assess",[10,2711,2712],{},"These areas of Book 1 deliberately remain outside the automatic check:",[10,2714,2715,2718],{},[13,2716,2717],{},"Special installations and locations (Part 7)."," Of fourteen chapters, PlanElec touches three, each only in part: rooms containing a bath or shower (7.1), supply of electric road vehicles (7.22) and domestic photovoltaic installations (7.112). Not covered: swimming pools (7.2), saunas (7.3), construction sites and outdoor installations (7.4), conductive confined spaces (7.6), camping sites (7.8), marinas (7.9), fairground installations (7.11), fountains (7.100), stationary vehicles (7.101), explosive atmospheres (7.102) and industrial accumulator batteries (7.103).",[10,2720,2721,2724],{},[13,2722,2723],{},"The direct-current side."," The model has no separate roles for the L+, L-, M, PEM and PEL conductors. Conductor selection, colouring, combined protective conductors, DC residual current sensitivity, protection of the M conductor and permanent insulation monitoring in an IT system are therefore not verifiable. For photovoltaics this remains manual work.",[10,2726,2727,2730],{},[13,2728,2729],{},"The transitional provisions of articles 59 and 69."," Whether an exception applies to an existing installation depends on data that cannot be derived from a single-line diagram — among others the PEN cross-section, the actual start of work on site and the presence of a monitoring device. PlanElec does take the relaxations of Part 8 into account by presenting certain findings on existing parts as indications rather than errors, but does not decide the exception itself.",[10,2732,2733,2736],{},[13,2734,2735],{},"Inspections of installations (Part 6) and the rules of conduct (Part 9)"," fall outside the reach of a planning tool. Only the composition of the installation file is checked.",[18,2738,2740],{"id":2739},"what-software-cannot-establish-in-principle","What software cannot establish in principle",[10,2742,2743],{},"Even after further extension of the model, these points remain dependent on measurement, documentation or visual inspection on site:",[886,2745,2746,2749,2752,2755,2758,2761,2764],{},[119,2747,2748],{},"the actual wiring, continuity and polarity of the conductors;",[119,2750,2751],{},"the tripping characteristics and DC suitability of the devices actually installed;",[119,2753,2754],{},"insulation measurement and the operation of a permanent insulation monitoring device;",[119,2756,2757],{},"the mechanical and chemical resistance and corrosion state of the earthing;",[119,2759,2760],{},"the effectiveness of automatic disconnection and the real earth impedance;",[119,2762,2763],{},"the suitability and certification of inverters, batteries and PV components;",[119,2765,2766],{},"zoning, risk assessment and on-site conditions.",[18,2768,2770],{"id":2769},"what-this-means-for-your-inspection","What this means for your inspection",[10,2772,2773],{},"Use the self-check to catch avoidable mistakes early: a missing residual current device, a cross-section that does not match the protection, too many contact points on one circuit, an incomplete file. These are exactly the findings that otherwise surface only at inspection.",[10,2775,2776],{},"Do not rely on it for the cases listed above. There, your expertise and the judgement of the accredited body remain decisive.",{"title":180,"searchDepth":181,"depth":181,"links":2778},[2779,2789,2790,2791,2792],{"id":1800,"depth":181,"text":1801,"children":2780},[2781,2782,2783,2784,2785,2786,2787,2788],{"id":1822,"depth":1431,"text":1823},{"id":2039,"depth":1431,"text":2040},{"id":2097,"depth":1431,"text":2098},{"id":2169,"depth":1431,"text":2170},{"id":2239,"depth":1431,"text":2240},{"id":2323,"depth":1431,"text":2324},{"id":2367,"depth":1431,"text":2368},{"id":2424,"depth":1431,"text":2425},{"id":2686,"depth":181,"text":2687},{"id":2708,"depth":181,"text":2709},{"id":2739,"depth":181,"text":2740},{"id":2769,"depth":181,"text":2770},"compliance","The complete list of rules PlanElec checks automatically — and an equally explicit list of what the self-check does not assess.","self-check-coverage",{},4,"\u002Fhelp\u002Fself-check-coverage.en","2026-08-17","7 min",{"title":1770,"description":2794},"what-the-self-check-verifies","help\u002Fself-check-coverage.en",[2805,2806,1601,2807,2808,2809],"AREI","RGIE","inspection","coverage","validation","o_Ls9H_voLW29egu3YenNFV2oIQx0h9XXdnNcL9gKRo",{"id":2812,"title":2813,"body":2814,"category":188,"description":3076,"extension":190,"guideId":3077,"image":192,"locale":193,"meta":3078,"navigation":195,"order":3079,"path":3080,"publishedAt":3081,"readTime":1442,"seo":3082,"seoTitle":192,"slug":3083,"stem":3084,"tags":3085,"updatedAt":3092,"__hash__":3093},"help\u002Fhelp\u002Ffloorplan-import-calibration.en.md","Import and calibrate a floor plan",{"type":7,"value":2815,"toc":3068},[2816,2823,2828,2835,2839,2853,2885,2888,2891,2896,2900,2907,2933,2936,2941,2945,2952,2955,2960,2964,2995,2998,3024,3027,3031,3034,3037,3051,3054,3058,3061],[10,2817,2818,2819,2822],{},"An imported plan is a ",[13,2820,2821],{},"reference layer"," in PlanElec. You continue to draw walls, rooms and electrical symbols over it as editable PlanElec data. That keeps an export legible even if you later hide or replace the original plan.",[10,2824,2825],{},[868,2826],{"id":2827},"import",[915,2829],{":height":2830,":width":2831,"alt":2832,"caption":2833,"src":2834},"614","768","Add-floor-plans dialog with file selection and import queue.","Before uploading, check file type, floor assignment and, where applicable, the selected pages or crops.","\u002Fhelp\u002Fworkflows\u002Fen-import-plan.png",[18,2836,2838],{"id":2837},"import-a-plan-reference","Import a plan reference",[10,2840,1061,2841,2844,2845,2848,2849,2852],{},[13,2842,2843],{},"Floor plan",", open the ",[13,2846,2847],{},"Floor plans"," palette and select ",[13,2850,2851],{},"Add floor plan",". This is the only entry point — for images, PDFs and DXF alike.",[116,2854,2855,2862,2865,2868,2879],{},[119,2856,2857,2858,2861],{},"Drag the files into the ",[13,2859,2860],{},"Add floor plans"," dialog or select them. PNG, JPEG, WebP, PDF and DXF can be chosen together.",[119,2863,2864],{},"For a PDF, select the required pages; for a DXF, confirm the drawing unit and deselect layers you do not need.",[119,2866,2867],{},"Mark the sections if needed (see below).",[119,2869,2870,2871,2874,2875,2878],{},"Check the floor assignment in the ",[13,2872,2873],{},"import queue"," and finish with ",[13,2876,2877],{},"Upload layers",". A file that failed can be retried on its own.",[119,2880,124,2881,2884],{},[13,2882,2883],{},"Set up"," for a layer to open the layer workbench.",[10,2886,2887],{},"Each run allows up to 20 layers and 100 MB, a PDF up to 25 MB and 50 pages, a DXF up to 30 MB.",[10,2889,2890],{},"DXF is processed in the browser as a reference image. Model Space and the selected layers are considered; DWG files are not imported.",[10,2892,2893],{},[868,2894],{"id":2895},"sections",[18,2897,2899],{"id":2898},"split-several-floor-plans-on-one-sheet","Split several floor plans on one sheet",[10,2901,2902,2903,2906],{},"Architects' drawings often carry ground floor, upper floor and attic on the same page. In the ",[13,2904,2905],{},"Mark sections"," step, drag a rectangle around each floor plan — every rectangle becomes its own floor plan that you can assign to its own storey.",[886,2908,2909,2915,2921,2927],{},[119,2910,2911,2914],{},[13,2912,2913],{},"Without a marking",", the page is used in full. Existing behaviour is therefore unchanged.",[119,2916,2917,2920],{},[13,2918,2919],{},"Name each section"," in the list below the preview. Every section of one sheet carries the same file name; only the name tells them apart in the queue and in the palette.",[119,2922,2923,2926],{},[13,2924,2925],{},"Sections, elevations and title blocks stay unmarked."," Only what carries a rectangle is imported.",[119,2928,2929,2932],{},[13,2930,2931],{},"The section is applied while rasterising."," It is therefore rendered sharper than the same area within a fully imported page.",[10,2934,2935],{},"A rectangle can be moved after being drawn and resized at its corners. The arrows above the preview page through the selected pages; markings apply per page.",[10,2937,2938],{},[868,2939],{"id":2940},"sources",[18,2942,2944],{"id":2943},"the-source-file-stays-in-the-project","The source file stays in the project",[10,2946,2947,2948,2951],{},"The uploaded file is kept and listed at the foot of the palette under ",[13,2949,2950],{},"Source files",". Several floor plans from one sheet reference the same file; it is stored only once.",[10,2953,2954],{},"This lets you cut another section later without hunting for the file again — for instance when a storey was missed during the first import. For a condition survey or inspection, the architect's drawing also stays with the project as the basis of the documentation.",[10,2956,2957],{},[868,2958],{"id":2959},"calibrate",[18,2961,2963],{"id":2962},"set-scale-rotation-and-position","Set scale, rotation and position",[10,2965,2966,2967,2970,2971,2970,2974,2977,2978,2981,2982,2984,2985,2987,2988,2991,2992,2994],{},"The layer workbench has the steps ",[13,2968,2969],{},"Crop",", ",[13,2972,2973],{},"Rotate",[13,2975,2976],{},"Scale"," and ",[13,2979,2980],{},"Position",". If the floor plan comes from a marked section, it starts at ",[13,2983,2973],{}," — the area was already determined during import. The ",[13,2986,2969],{}," step stays available for edge corrections. Pan and zoom remain available while it is open, but drawing tools are locked. Your changes remain a draft until you select ",[13,2989,2990],{},"Done","; ",[13,2993,148],{}," discards them.",[10,2996,2997],{},"Calibrate an image or PDF layer with a known measurement:",[116,2999,3000,3010,3013,3016,3019],{},[119,3001,3002,3003,3005,3006,3009],{},"Open ",[13,3004,2976],{},", or select ",[13,3007,3008],{},"Calibrate"," in the toolbar.",[119,3011,3012],{},"Place two points on a distance whose real length you know.",[119,3014,3015],{},"Enter the length in metres and inspect the preview.",[119,3017,3018],{},"If necessary, align the reference edge horizontally or vertically.",[119,3020,124,3021,3023],{},[13,3022,2990],{}," only after checking the result.",[10,3025,3026],{},"For a DXF, PlanElec initially uses the drawing unit or displays an estimate for you to select. The scale source remains visible. Recalibrate manually whenever a known dimension does not match.",[18,3028,3030],{"id":3029},"continue-drawing-on-the-reference","Continue drawing on the reference",[10,3032,3033],{},"Adjust opacity and crop if required. Then draw closed exterior and interior walls as a polygon or rectangle. PlanElec derives rooms from those walls; devices and cable routes use this editable wall graph, not pixels in the reference.",[10,3035,3036],{},"Check the following before planning the electrical installation:",[886,3038,3039,3042,3045,3048],{},[119,3040,3041],{},"Do one or more known dimensions match the configured scale?",[119,3043,3044],{},"Is the plan rotated and positioned correctly?",[119,3046,3047],{},"Are only relevant layers visible?",[119,3049,3050],{},"Have exterior and interior walls been traced as PlanElec walls?",[10,3052,3053],{},"For multiple floors, set up each floor separately. Aligning floors to each other is a separate task and does not replace calibration of an imported layer.",[18,3055,3057],{"id":3056},"what-importing-does-not-do","What importing does not do",[10,3059,3060],{},"Importing does not automatically recognise rooms or an electrical installation, and it does not produce an official survey. It is an accurate drawing aid. Check dimensions, wall layout and the real installation before placing symbols or exporting documents.",[10,3062,3063,3064,142],{},"Next: ",[868,3065,3067],{"href":3066},"\u002Fen\u002Fhelp\u002Fplace-and-connect-electrical-symbols","place and connect electrical symbols",{"title":180,"searchDepth":181,"depth":181,"links":3069},[3070,3071,3072,3073,3074,3075],{"id":2837,"depth":181,"text":2838},{"id":2898,"depth":181,"text":2899},{"id":2943,"depth":181,"text":2944},{"id":2962,"depth":181,"text":2963},{"id":3029,"depth":181,"text":3030},{"id":3056,"depth":181,"text":3057},"Use an image, PDF or DXF drawing as a scale-accurate reference, align the layer and draw the editable floor plan over it.","floorplan-import-calibration",{},5,"\u002Fhelp\u002Ffloorplan-import-calibration.en","2026-08-21",{"title":2813,"description":3076},"import-and-calibrate-a-floor-plan","help\u002Ffloorplan-import-calibration.en",[3086,3087,3088,3089,3090,3091],"floor plan import","PDF","DXF","calibration","scale","layer workbench","2026-08-27","SsJOU2yOsG7lNsDXMizQms9nLmygIasT_-ReRAgiAkI",{"id":3095,"title":3096,"body":3097,"category":188,"description":3257,"extension":190,"guideId":3258,"image":192,"locale":193,"meta":3259,"navigation":195,"order":3260,"path":3261,"publishedAt":3081,"readTime":1144,"seo":3262,"seoTitle":192,"slug":3263,"stem":3264,"tags":3265,"updatedAt":1152,"__hash__":3271},"help\u002Fhelp\u002Fplace-and-connect-symbols.en.md","Place and connect electrical symbols",{"type":7,"value":3098,"toc":3250},[3099,3106,3111,3118,3122,3127,3141,3144,3148,3158,3168,3171,3176,3180,3183,3186,3189,3213,3216,3220,3234,3240,3242,3246],[10,3100,3101,3102,3105],{},"A symbol on the floor plan first describes its ",[13,3103,3104],{},"physical location",". Linking it to the electrical topology turns it into an assigned consumer or item of equipment for a circuit, diagram and documents.",[10,3107,3108],{},[868,3109],{"id":3110},"place",[915,3112],{":height":3113,":width":3114,"alt":3115,"caption":3116,"src":3117},"51","926","Tool palette with the available electrical symbols for the selected room.","The palette is the starting point for placement; position, orientation and symbol variant still need review.","\u002Fhelp\u002Fworkflows\u002Fen-device-palette.png",[18,3119,3121],{"id":3120},"place-symbols-from-the-palette","Place symbols from the palette",[10,3123,1061,3124,3126],{},[13,3125,2843],{},", open the tool palette and select a socket, switch, light, fixed appliance, box or distribution board. The tool icons are shown in the palette; pointing at one shows its name.",[116,3128,3129,3132,3135,3138],{},[119,3130,3131],{},"Select the symbol tool.",[119,3133,3134],{},"Place wall-mounted devices on the correct side of the wall. Sockets and switches snap to walls.",[119,3136,3137],{},"Place free lights or spots in the room.",[119,3139,3140],{},"Check the position, orientation and symbol variant after placing it.",[10,3142,3143],{},"A symbol can only be placed where the editor identifies a valid location. The preview shows the final geometry before you commit it. Correct the wall or room first if a symbol will not snap where you intend.",[18,3145,3147],{"id":3146},"create-shared-cover-frames","Create shared cover frames",[10,3149,3150,3151,3154,3155,3157],{},"An installation group is a physical combination with a shared two- to five-gang cover frame. It is ",[13,3152,3153],{},"not"," a switch chain and ",[13,3156,3153],{}," a circuit.",[10,3159,3160,3161,3164,3165,3167],{},"Drag suitable devices together on the same wall side, or start the cover-frame tool. In the ",[13,3162,3163],{},"Installation group"," panel, choose horizontal or vertical and complete it with ",[13,3166,2990],{},". Moving one member moves the combination.",[10,3169,3170],{},"Switches, standard sockets, Ethernet and coax outlets can be grouped. IP44 sockets remain excluded because they use a sealed frame. Passive data outlets do not become 230 V consumers as a result.",[10,3172,3173],{},[868,3174],{"id":3175},"topology",[18,3177,3179],{"id":3178},"link-the-device-to-electrical-topology","Link the device to electrical topology",[10,3181,3182],{},"Open the placed device's properties and link it to a type-compatible node in the electrical topology. Socket, switch and light variants are treated as matching families. Connection and junction boxes only become electrically effective when they are genuinely linked.",[10,3184,3185],{},"Then review the list of unconnected components. It shows symbols that are located on the floor plan but are not yet part of the electrical model.",[10,3187,3188],{},"Keep these concepts separate:",[886,3190,3191,3196,3201,3207],{},[119,3192,3193,3195],{},[13,3194,2980],{},": where is the device on the floor plan?",[119,3197,3198,3200],{},[13,3199,3163],{},": which inserts share one cover frame?",[119,3202,3203,3206],{},[13,3204,3205],{},"Topology",": which electrical node belongs to the device?",[119,3208,3209,3212],{},[13,3210,3211],{},"Circuit",": which protective device supplies that node?",[10,3214,3215],{},"Changing a cover frame changes neither a switching function nor a circuit assignment. Next, edit the switch chain for lighting control and assign devices to a circuit for electrical supply.",[18,3217,3219],{"id":3218},"check-before-continuing","Check before continuing",[886,3221,3222,3225,3228,3231],{},[119,3223,3224],{},"Every symbol is in its intended real-world location.",[119,3226,3227],{},"Wall-mounted devices are aligned to the right wall side.",[119,3229,3230],{},"Cover-frame combinations represent the intended mounting, not assumed wiring.",[119,3232,3233],{},"All electrical devices are linked to the appropriate topology node.",[10,3235,3063,3236,142],{},[868,3237,3239],{"href":3238},"\u002Fen\u002Fhelp\u002Fswitch-chains-circuits-and-cable-routes","edit switch chains, circuits and cable routes",[18,3241,1114],{"id":1113},[10,3243,1117,3244,1121],{},[13,3245,1120],{},[10,3247,3248,142],{},[868,3249,1127],{"href":1126},{"title":180,"searchDepth":181,"depth":181,"links":3251},[3252,3253,3254,3255,3256],{"id":3120,"depth":181,"text":3121},{"id":3146,"depth":181,"text":3147},{"id":3178,"depth":181,"text":3179},{"id":3218,"depth":181,"text":3219},{"id":1113,"depth":181,"text":1114},"Place devices at the right location, create shared cover frames and connect electrical symbols to the appropriate topology.","place-and-connect-symbols",{},6,"\u002Fhelp\u002Fplace-and-connect-symbols.en",{"title":3096,"description":3257},"place-and-connect-electrical-symbols","help\u002Fplace-and-connect-symbols.en",[3266,3267,3268,3269,3270,3175],"electrical symbols","sockets","switches","lights","cover frames","8Bl4B6IwdFFdk9onA51NaPLn-NbN7MMYzBRYxwSBbkY",{"id":3273,"title":3274,"body":3275,"category":1438,"description":3399,"extension":190,"guideId":3400,"image":192,"locale":193,"meta":3401,"navigation":195,"order":3402,"path":3403,"publishedAt":3081,"readTime":1442,"seo":3404,"seoTitle":192,"slug":3405,"stem":3406,"tags":3407,"updatedAt":3414,"__hash__":3415},"help\u002Fhelp\u002Fswitch-chains-circuits-cable-routes.en.md","Edit switch chains, circuits and cable routes",{"type":7,"value":3276,"toc":3393},[3277,3291,3296,3300,3306,3309,3312,3316,3323,3327,3336,3339,3342,3347,3349,3353,3366,3369,3372,3376,3390],[10,3278,3279,3280,3283,3284,3283,3287,3290],{},"These three tools answer different questions: ",[13,3281,3282],{},"which switch controls which light?"," ",[13,3285,3286],{},"Which circuit supplies which device?",[13,3288,3289],{},"Where does the cable physically run?"," Edit them in sequence so that the plan remains technically traceable.",[10,3292,3293],{},[868,3294],{"id":3295},"switch-chains",[18,3297,3299],{"id":3298},"link-switches-and-lights-as-a-chain","Link switches and lights as a chain",[10,3301,877,3302,3305],{},[13,3303,3304],{},"Switch chain"," in the floor plan. It links switches and the lights they control in a logical order. PlanElec can propose a chain for free switches and lights in one room; always check the proposal against the intended controls.",[10,3307,3308],{},"For a manual chain, deliberately select the participating devices. A valid chain includes at least one switch and one light. A device cannot belong to multiple switch chains at once. Across several floors, the chain remains project-wide; each floor shows only its local sections and continuation markers.",[10,3310,3311],{},"Switching function and pole count are separate settings. The application can derive a one-way, two-way or intermediate switching function from the chain; you choose the pole count explicitly. A double switch is one physical device with two separate channels: deliberately assign each light to channel A or B.",[10,3313,3314],{},[868,3315],{"id":1273},[915,3317],{":height":3318,":width":3319,"alt":3320,"caption":3321,"src":3322},"149","576","Circuit-assignment panel with a selected target circuit.","The panel applies the selected devices together; electrical assignment does not define a real cable route.","\u002Fhelp\u002Fworkflows\u002Fen-circuit-assignment.png",[18,3324,3326],{"id":3325},"assign-devices-to-an-existing-circuit","Assign devices to an existing circuit",[10,3328,877,3329,3332,3333,3335],{},[13,3330,3331],{},"Assign circuit",". In the panel, first select the target circuit or its MCB, then select devices, including through the floor selector. ",[13,3334,2990],{}," applies the selection together.",[10,3337,3338],{},"Devices that are not yet linked are created as consumers under the selected MCB and linked to their floor-plan symbol. When a device already belongs to another MCB, the application asks for explicit confirmation before moving it. Cancelling changes no project data; you can undo the entire confirmation in one step.",[10,3340,3341],{},"Circuit assignment describes electrical membership. It does not yet define the physical path through walls, shafts or floors.",[10,3343,3344],{},[868,3345],{"id":3346},"cable-routes",[915,3348],{":height":1321,":width":1175,"alt":1322,"caption":1323,"src":1324},[18,3350,3352],{"id":3351},"plan-and-refine-the-cable-route","Plan and refine the cable route",[10,3354,1244,3355,3357,3358,3361,3362,3365],{},[13,3356,1247],{},". When cables exist in the topology, use ",[13,3359,3360],{},"Auto-route all"," for the active floor or select a cable and choose ",[13,3363,3364],{},"Auto-route",". The automatic route follows drawn walls where possible; check it against the intended installation.",[10,3367,3368],{},"Select a cable line to edit it manually. Click a segment to add a waypoint and drag it immediately; double-click to remove a waypoint. Escape clears the selection or exits the mode. The displayed length is used by material lists, voltage-drop calculation and exports, so check every exceptional route.",[10,3370,3371],{},"For a cable between floors, explicitly select an existing stair, shaft or riser in the cable-route panel. PlanElec does not invent a vertical connection. If a required connector or reliable heights are missing, the route remains incomplete instead of showing a misleading length.",[18,3373,3375],{"id":3374},"final-check","Final check",[886,3377,3378,3381,3384,3387],{},[119,3379,3380],{},"Test the switch chain against the intended controls, not only spatial proximity.",[119,3382,3383],{},"Check each device's circuit, protective device and topology.",[119,3385,3386],{},"Check cable route and length against the planned installation path.",[119,3388,3389],{},"Treat automatic proposals as editable planning assistance, not approval for construction.",[10,3391,3392],{},"You can then continue checking the distribution board and single-line diagram, and run the supported self-check.",{"title":180,"searchDepth":181,"depth":181,"links":3394},[3395,3396,3397,3398],{"id":3298,"depth":181,"text":3299},{"id":3325,"depth":181,"text":3326},{"id":3351,"depth":181,"text":3352},{"id":3374,"depth":181,"text":3375},"Keep lighting control, circuit assignment and the physical cable path separate, and use the appropriate tool for each step.","switch-chains-circuits-cable-routes",{},7,"\u002Fhelp\u002Fswitch-chains-circuits-cable-routes.en",{"title":3274,"description":3399},"switch-chains-circuits-and-cable-routes","help\u002Fswitch-chains-circuits-cable-routes.en",[3408,3409,3410,3411,3412,3413],"switch chain","two-way switching","circuit","MCB","cable route","cable length","2026-08-30","EpXcOfui26PEmPw0dpxC1ynPG0Xjj-A30iIZm3NwKaY",{"id":3417,"title":3418,"body":3419,"category":1438,"description":3790,"extension":190,"guideId":3791,"image":3578,"locale":193,"meta":3792,"navigation":195,"order":3793,"path":3794,"publishedAt":3795,"readTime":1442,"seo":3796,"seoTitle":192,"slug":3797,"stem":3798,"tags":3799,"updatedAt":1766,"__hash__":3805},"help\u002Fhelp\u002Fknx-planning-documentation.en.md","Plan KNX: push buttons, channels and quantities",{"type":7,"value":3420,"toc":3778},[3421,3427,3432,3436,3439,3459,3465,3479,3485,3493,3499,3502,3507,3511,3517,3524,3531,3535,3554,3564,3572,3579,3583,3589,3595,3599,3603,3610,3616,3620,3626,3630,3640,3699,3702,3707,3711,3725,3728,3732,3738,3741,3746,3750,3753,3757],[10,3422,3423,3424,3426],{},"With ",[13,3425,2687],{}," planning enabled, PlanElec documents modules, channels, control points, keys, bus lines and terminals in one project. Exports include channel and terminal plans, functions by room, logical topology, quantities and a handover dossier with the self-check report. An active automation profile and access for your account are required. This planning does not replace ETS, device programming or an official certificate of conformity.",[10,3428,3429],{},[868,3430],{"id":3431},"practical-example",[18,3433,3435],{"id":3434},"practical-example-two-lights-controlled-from-two-locations","Practical example: two lights controlled from two locations",[10,3437,3438],{},"This fictional example documents a ceiling light and a wall light in a living room, operated from two push buttons. The screenshots show the French interface. Channel assignments, the missing-power warning and quantities were checked; the images do not show a fully validated installation dossier.",[116,3440,3441,3447,3453],{},[119,3442,3443,3446],{},[13,3444,3445],{},"Profile and devices:"," select KNX in the project metadata. Place the two lights and two push buttons from the control points and sensors category on the situation plan. Give them distinct names. Add the power supply and actuator to the cabinet.",[119,3448,3449,3452],{},[13,3450,3451],{},"Electrical connections:"," in Installation, check the circuit, the modules’ supply and their cabinet assignment. If a light is unavailable in the receiver list, check its electrical connection. A logical channel assignment does not replace the protection path.",[119,3454,3455,3458],{},[13,3456,3457],{},"Channel:"," assign both lights and both buttons to CH1. The example uses “Plafonnier salon”, “Applique salon”, “Poussoir entrée” and “Poussoir canapé”. The buttons use a Bus connection here. Add a clear note describing the intended function.",[915,3460],{":height":3461,":width":3462,"alt":3463,"caption":3463,"src":3464},"220","1790","CH1 links two lights with two buttons. The unassigned terminal remains visible. French interface, fictional data.","\u002Fhelp\u002Fknx-example\u002Ffr-04-matrice-affectations.jpg",[116,3466,3467,3473],{"start":2797},[119,3468,3469,3472],{},[13,3470,3471],{},"Missing data:"," if the matrix reports a missing light power rating, enter the actual device specifications. Entering the fictional values of 24 W and 12 W removed that warning. This does not constitute a complete electrical compatibility check.",[119,3474,3475,3478],{},[13,3476,3477],{},"Line and supply:"," assign devices under Lines and explicitly select the line’s power supply module. Then check the bus current: unknown contributions remain open data. A logical line is not a measured cable route.",[915,3480],{":height":3481,":width":3482,"alt":3483,"caption":3483,"src":3484},"1009","2073","The line has a 640 mA power supply, but three bus-current contributions are unknown. Consumption has therefore not been fully checked. French interface.","\u002Fhelp\u002Fknx-example\u002Ffr-05-ligne-alimentation.jpg",[116,3486,3487],{"start":3260},[119,3488,3489,3492],{},[13,3490,3491],{},"Quantities:"," open Export → Domotica and download the automation quantities as a draft. Compare the result with the intended devices. The checked export contains one power supply, one actuator and two push buttons. The two lights are not included in this automation list; add them from the rest of your material overview. This example provides neither cable lengths nor manufacturer order references.",[915,3494],{":height":3495,":width":3496,"alt":3497,"caption":3497,"src":3498},"1600","1132","Actual exported PDF: one power supply, one actuator and two push buttons. The BROUILLON watermark marks the document as a draft, not a certificate.","\u002Fhelp\u002Fknx-example\u002Ffr-06-quantites.png",[10,3500,3501],{},"For inspection documents, also check the situation plan, device references, complete single-line diagram and outstanding export findings. The quantities shown here do not confirm those steps. The following sections explain the available documents and their status.",[10,3503,3504],{},[868,3505],{"id":3506},"activate",[18,3508,3510],{"id":3509},"how-do-i-enable-domotica-planning","How do I enable Domotica planning?",[10,3512,3513,3514,3516],{},"Open the project metadata and select the appropriate building automation profile, such as KNX. Profiles determine which devices and connection types are offered. The ",[13,3515,2687],{}," area appears when access is enabled. If it is absent, this feature is unavailable for that project or account; selecting a profile does not grant access by itself.",[10,3518,3519,3520,3523],{},"Switching between active system profiles preserves existing assignments. Confirming ",[13,3521,3522],{},"No building automation",", however, removes the logical Domotica planning document and its automation assignments; placed floor-plan devices remain. Review the confirmation before removing the profile and check retained devices and connections after a change. Unknown manufacturer values remain unknown and must be checked against the actual product.",[10,3525,3526,3528],{},[868,3527],{"id":962},[868,3529],{"id":3530},"controls",[18,3532,3534],{"id":3533},"how-do-i-document-push-buttons-and-their-keys","How do I document push buttons and their keys?",[10,3536,3537,3538,3541,3542,3545,3546,3549,3550,3553],{},"Place devices from ",[13,3539,3540],{},"Control points & sensors"," on the floor plan. Select a device and use ",[13,3543,3544],{},"Configure control point",". Choose the actual ",[13,3547,3548],{},"Connection"," and check the ",[13,3551,3552],{},"Voltage class",". The voltage class is a planning input, not electrical evidence.",[10,3555,35,3556,3559,3560,3563],{},[13,3557,3558],{},"Key \u002F input assignments"," to associate documented keys with channels. One control point can operate several channels, and several control points can share a channel. A channel assignment without a key index remains valid but appears as ",[13,3561,3562],{},"Key not documented"," in the function list. RF\u002FIP is shown as a wireless control connection and does not create a physical cable route.",[10,3565,3566,3569],{},[868,3567],{"id":3568},"modules",[868,3570],{"id":3571},"channels",[915,3573],{":height":3574,":width":3575,"alt":3576,"caption":3577,"src":3578},"510","952","Channel matrix with one CH1 card for a ceiling light and push-button input, room and protection device, and an empty terminal field.","The card documents CH1 with its ceiling light, push-button input, room and protection device; the empty terminal field remains visible as an open planning value.","\u002Fhelp\u002Fworkflows\u002Fen-domotica-channels.png",[18,3580,3582],{"id":3581},"how-do-i-create-a-cabinet-door-channel-sheet","How do I create a cabinet-door channel sheet?",[10,3584,3585,3586,3588],{},"Place suitable modules in the cabinet and add their channels. The channel matrix in ",[13,3587,2687],{}," links each channel to its loads and control points. Use understandable channel names and add notes where needed. Multiple loads and control points are retained in full; their logical association does not replace a protection path or a documented cable route.",[10,3590,1781,3591,3594],{},[13,3592,3593],{},"Channel plan"," uses the same data and ordering. It lists board, module, channel, load, room, protection, terminal, control point and note. Select the board in the export area and sort by module, protection device, room or terminal. The A4 landscape PDF is the cabinet-door sheet; CSV supports further editing. Blank fields indicate missing planning information, not confirmation that an item is unnecessary.",[10,3596,3597],{},[868,3598],{"id":1026},[18,3600,3602],{"id":3601},"how-are-lines-and-terminals-included","How are lines and terminals included?",[10,3604,3605,3606,3609],{},"Under ",[13,3607,3608],{},"Lines",", assign modules and control points to planned bus lines and document their power supplies and, where applicable, couplers. Known bus currents and unknown contributions are shown separately. The topology diagram represents these logical relationships; its connectors are not measured bus cable routes.",[10,3611,1061,3612,3615],{},[13,3613,3614],{},"Terminal plan",", select a board and maintain strips, terminal numbers, types, destinations and manual bridges. Prefilling requires an explicit action. Existing terminals remain the source for both matrix and export; PDF rows do not write numbering back into the project. This is not an individual conductor wiring diagram.",[10,3617,3618],{},[868,3619],{"id":1044},[915,3621],{":height":3622,":width":3575,"alt":3623,"caption":3624,"src":3625},"141","Domotica export options for board, sorting, version and draft or final status.","These controls define the Domotica export scope and status; they do not confirm complete document data or a passed check.","\u002Fhelp\u002Fworkflows\u002Fen-domotica-export.png",[18,3627,3629],{"id":3628},"what-is-included-in-the-domotica-handover-dossier","What is included in the Domotica handover dossier?",[10,3631,3632,3633,3635,3636,3639],{},"Open the export area and its ",[13,3634,2687],{}," section. Select board, sorting, version and status. Each document card offers a preview and PDF; channel and terminal plans also offer CSV, and topology offers SVG. ",[13,3637,3638],{},"Download Domotica dossier"," combines all six document types after a cover page.",[55,3641,3642,3651],{},[58,3643,3644],{},[61,3645,3646,3648],{},[64,3647,1477],{},[64,3649,3650],{},"Content and limitation",[71,3652,3653,3660,3667,3675,3683,3691],{},[61,3654,3655,3657],{},[76,3656,3593],{},[76,3658,3659],{},"All channel assignments for the selected boards, A4 landscape",[61,3661,3662,3664],{},[76,3663,3614],{},[76,3665,3666],{},"Documented terminals, destinations and bridges, A4 landscape",[61,3668,3669,3672],{},[76,3670,3671],{},"Functions by room",[76,3673,3674],{},"Keys and assigned loads in plain language; planned functions, not verified programming",[61,3676,3677,3680],{},[76,3678,3679],{},"Topology diagram",[76,3681,3682],{},"Logical lines of the whole project, also as a complete SVG; large PDF diagrams use overlapping pages",[61,3684,3685,3688],{},[76,3686,3687],{},"Domotica quantities",[76,3689,3690],{},"Counts of modules, supplies, control points and existing signal cable segments; no prices or estimated metres",[61,3692,3693,3696],{},[76,3694,3695],{},"Conformity report with Domotica",[76,3697,3698],{},"Existing self-check findings and check limitations; a missing check run is explicitly identified",[10,3700,3701],{},"Board selection limits channel, terminal and function plans. Topology, quantities and the conformity report always cover the entire project. Functions are grouped by the control point’s room; their loads may be elsewhere.",[10,3703,3704],{},[868,3705],{"id":3706},"readiness",[18,3708,3710],{"id":3709},"when-can-i-select-final","When can I select FINAL?",[10,3712,3713,3716,3717,3720,3721,3724],{},[13,3714,3715],{},"DRAFT"," remains available when planning data exists and appears as a watermark on every PDF page and in SVG. CSV starts with a status and metadata row. ",[13,3718,3719],{},"FINAL"," requires the existing export readiness conditions to be met. The interface lists open items and offers ",[13,3722,3723],{},"Address the next open item",". Later planning changes can block final export again.",[10,3726,3727],{},"The Domotica self-check distinguishes findings, missing inputs and checks that were explicitly not performed. Unknown loads or channel ratings do not constitute a passed check. Even a final document is not an official certificate of conformity.",[18,3729,3731],{"id":3730},"what-do-version-date-and-hash-mean","What do version, date and hash mean?",[10,3733,3734,3737],{},[13,3735,3736],{},"Version"," is a freely chosen document label, initially A. PDF metadata contains project, board scope, version, creation time and a SHA-256 data hash; the dossier also displays these on its cover. Version, time, status and hash appear on every PDF page. Data and language are captured at the start. Changing planning data or export options invalidates an open preview.",[10,3739,3740],{},"The hash identifies the export inputs and options. It is not a signature, a hash of the finished PDF or confirmation of archival storage. Keep the actual document issued for handover.",[10,3742,3743],{},[868,3744],{"id":3745},"limits",[18,3747,3749],{"id":3748},"what-remains-outside-this-documentation","What remains outside this documentation?",[10,3751,3752],{},"PlanElec does not assign KNX group or physical addresses, program devices or replace ETS. Logical lines, key assignments, bus budgets and terminal plans do not prove actual programming, bus diagnostics, insulation or manufacturer compatibility. The quantities list does not order products. The self-check report states its limited scope; professional assessment of the real installation remains necessary.",[18,3754,3756],{"id":3755},"related-guides","Related guides",[886,3758,3759,3763,3767,3772],{},[119,3760,3761],{},[868,3762,3274],{"href":3238},[119,3764,3765],{},[868,3766,3096],{"href":3066},[119,3768,3769],{},[868,3770,3771],{"href":1074},"Export documents",[119,3773,3774],{},[868,3775,3777],{"href":3776},"\u002Fen\u002Fhelp\u002Fwhat-the-self-check-verifies","What the AREI self-check verifies",{"title":180,"searchDepth":181,"depth":181,"links":3779},[3780,3781,3782,3783,3784,3785,3786,3787,3788,3789],{"id":3434,"depth":181,"text":3435},{"id":3509,"depth":181,"text":3510},{"id":3533,"depth":181,"text":3534},{"id":3581,"depth":181,"text":3582},{"id":3601,"depth":181,"text":3602},{"id":3628,"depth":181,"text":3629},{"id":3709,"depth":181,"text":3710},{"id":3730,"depth":181,"text":3731},{"id":3748,"depth":181,"text":3749},{"id":3755,"depth":181,"text":3756},"Assign two lights and two push buttons, document the power supply and bus line, and export an initial material list with an illustrated example.","knx-planning-documentation",{},8,"\u002Fhelp\u002Fknx-planning-documentation.en","2026-09-12",{"title":3418,"description":3790},"plan-and-document-knx","help\u002Fknx-planning-documentation.en",[3800,3801,3802,3803,1151,1044,3804],"KNX","home automation","push button","actuator","Belgium","1QxJ8XRbmdQoMlJ92KRRkgEHw7EgcAMPx0zYV-IH84k",{"id":3807,"title":3808,"body":3809,"category":188,"description":4309,"extension":190,"guideId":4310,"image":192,"locale":193,"meta":4311,"navigation":195,"order":4312,"path":4313,"publishedAt":1152,"readTime":1442,"seo":4314,"seoTitle":192,"slug":4315,"stem":4316,"tags":4317,"updatedAt":4319,"__hash__":4320},"help\u002Fhelp\u002Finstallation-topology.en.md","Plan an installation and form distribution boards",{"type":7,"value":3810,"toc":4295},[3811,3816,3819,3823,3847,3850,3853,3857,3908,3913,3917,3938,3941,3947,3951,3957,3975,3980,3987,3991,3994,4030,4045,4050,4054,4057,4060,4065,4070,4074,4077,4123,4128,4133,4137,4154,4161,4168,4173,4176,4180,4218,4221,4225,4229,4232,4235,4240,4245,4249,4254,4259,4265,4272,4281,4285,4288],[10,3812,1061,3813,3815],{},[13,3814,1120],{},", you plan which protective device supplies each circuit and its consumers. You use devices already placed in the floor plan. An enclosure and fixed module positions are not required yet. You can then form distribution boards, detail their cabinet layouts and review the resulting single-line diagram.",[10,3817,3818],{},"This guide follows one fictional home in the same project file. Its screenshots show real views of that example in the application. The sequence provides a starting point; existing projects and other valid planning approaches remain supported. A planning view or an exported draft does not establish electrical safety.",[18,3820,3822],{"id":3821},"quick-start-from-distribution-board-to-topology","Quick start: from distribution board to topology",[116,3824,3825,3828,3837,3844],{},[119,3826,3827],{},"Place loads and a distribution board on the floor plan.",[119,3829,3830,3831,3834,3835,142],{},"Select the board and ",[13,3832,3833],{},"Complete installation automatically",". The same action is available in ",[13,3836,1120],{},[119,3838,3839,3840,3843],{},"Review the target board, new circuits, protection devices and required space. ",[13,3841,3842],{},"Apply proposal"," adds the plan and opens the board’s topology.",[119,3845,3846],{},"Open the cabinet view to inspect the prepared layout.",[10,3848,3849],{},"All unassigned loads without an assignment to another board are included. Existing circuits, cable data and module positions are preserved. An unconfigured cabinet receives an enclosure proposal; insufficient space in an existing enclosure is reported. Devices that require manual planning and missing feeder data remain open. One undo step reverses the operation. If the project changes, review the refreshed proposal before applying it. The preview lists every planned assignment by room with circuit, protection device and RCD. An empty circuit whose name matches the load is reused instead of adding another protection device.",[10,3851,3852],{},"The following sections explain manual editing and installation review.",[18,3854,3856],{"id":3855},"what-is-each-view-for","What is each view for?",[55,3858,3859,3868],{},[58,3860,3861],{},[61,3862,3863,3865],{},[64,3864,109],{},[64,3866,3867],{},"What you plan here",[71,3869,3870,3878,3885,3893,3901],{},[61,3871,3872,3875],{},[76,3873,3874],{},"Floor plan \u002F situation plan",[76,3876,3877],{},"Device positions and physical cable routes",[61,3879,3880,3882],{},[76,3881,1120],{},[76,3883,3884],{},"Supply, protection paths, circuits and board boundaries",[61,3886,3887,3890],{},[76,3888,3889],{},"Cabinet",[76,3891,3892],{},"Concrete devices, enclosure, rows and module positions",[61,3894,3895,3898],{},[76,3896,3897],{},"Single-line diagram",[76,3899,3900],{},"Document representation of the same electrical installation",[61,3902,3903,3905],{},[76,3904,1064],{},[76,3906,3907],{},"Documents from the saved project version with a visible review status",[10,3909,3910],{},[868,3911],{"id":3912},"assignment",[18,3914,3916],{"id":3915},"assign-an-existing-floor-plan-device","Assign an existing floor-plan device",[116,3918,3919,3924,3929,3935],{},[119,3920,3921,3922,142],{},"Place devices in the floor plan or open an existing project. See ",[868,3923,3067],{"href":3066},[119,3925,3002,3926,3928],{},[13,3927,1120],{},", search for the device and select it in the tree or graphical view.",[119,3930,3931,3932,3934],{},"Click ",[13,3933,3331],{},", choose the existing target circuit and confirm.",[119,3936,3937],{},"Check the displayed protection path. The floor-plan link takes you to the associated symbol.",[10,3939,3940],{},"This assigns the same device. Do not create another consumer just to see it in the diagram. In the example, the existing living-room socket receives its circuit assignment.",[915,3942],{":height":3943,":width":918,"alt":3944,"caption":3945,"src":3946},"900","The same living-room socket in the floor plan after its electrical assignment.","The floor-plan symbol stays in place; its electrical assignment has been completed.","\u002Fhelp\u002Finstallation-topology\u002Fen-01-floorplan-assignment.png",[18,3948,3950],{"id":3949},"move-loads-in-the-circuit-list","Move loads in the circuit list",[10,3952,1781,3953,3956],{},[13,3954,3955],{},"Circuits"," view lists every final circuit by board and RCD, with its loads, the sum of the recorded power and the phase. Loads without a circuit are shown at the top.",[116,3958,3959,3967,3970],{},[119,3960,3002,3961,3963,3964,3966],{},[13,3962,1120],{}," and choose the ",[13,3965,3955],{}," view.",[119,3968,3969],{},"Drag a load onto the target circuit. Its cables move with it.",[119,3971,3972,3974],{},[13,3973,177],{}," reverts the step completely.",[10,3976,3977,3978,142],{},"Only items connected directly to the circuit breaker can be moved; a junction box takes its loads with it. The room filter shows only circuits that supply the selected room. Without a mouse, select the load and use ",[13,3979,3331],{},[915,3981],{":height":3982,":width":3983,"alt":3984,"caption":3985,"src":3986},"810","1370","Circuit list of the example house with the main board and the upper-floor sub-board.","Each circuit is listed under its RCD with designation, rated current, phase and loads.","\u002Fhelp\u002Finstallation-topology\u002Fen-10-circuit-list.png",[18,3988,3990],{"id":3989},"resolve-open-tasks","Resolve open tasks",[10,3992,3993],{},"With nothing selected, the side panel lists open tasks – one line per problem, not per device.",[55,3995,3996,4006],{},[58,3997,3998],{},[61,3999,4000,4003],{},[64,4001,4002],{},"Task",[64,4004,4005],{},"Solution in the side panel",[71,4007,4008,4019],{},[61,4009,4010,4013],{},[76,4011,4012],{},"Loads without a circuit",[76,4014,4015,4018],{},[13,4016,4017],{},"Assign automatically"," opens the automatic planning proposal",[61,4020,4021,4024],{},[76,4022,4023],{},"Board open: electrically connected but not assigned to a board",[76,4025,4026,4029],{},[13,4027,4028],{},"Form board"," opens the preview for the whole chain from its top device",[10,4031,4032,4033,4036,4037,4040,4041,4044],{},"Below are actions for the whole installation. ",[13,4034,4035],{},"Balance phases"," spreads single-phase circuits more evenly across L1–L3 on a three-phase supply without moving module positions. ",[13,4038,4039],{},"Add missing cables"," creates only missing cables; existing cables and their data stay unchanged. ",[13,4042,4043],{},"Calculate cable routes"," fills in missing routes on the floor plan and leaves manually drawn routes unchanged.",[10,4046,4047],{},[868,4048],{"id":4049},"supply-path",[18,4051,4053],{"id":4052},"read-the-complete-supply-and-protection-path","Read the complete supply and protection path",[10,4055,4056],{},"Return to the installation. The grid connection, meter, protective devices, circuits and consumers remain reachable together. Select a consumer to see its path back to the supply. Device references and circuit labels help you compare the floor plan and diagram.",[10,4058,4059],{},"Use search, expand\u002Fcollapse and the tree view for larger projects. A collapsed branch still exists. Control relationships, switching functions and bus assignments are additional relationships; they must not be treated as arbitrary supply connections.",[915,4061],{":height":3982,":width":3983,"alt":4062,"caption":4063,"src":4064},"Installation overview of the example home from supply chain to consumers.","The overview uses existing devices in the project.","\u002Fhelp\u002Finstallation-topology\u002Fen-02-installation-overview.png",[10,4066,4067],{},[868,4068],{"id":4069},"draft",[18,4071,4073],{"id":4072},"continue-without-a-chosen-cabinet","Continue without a chosen cabinet",[10,4075,4076],{},"An undecided board is a saveable draft state. Save and reload the project: the open assignment remains open instead of being silently attached to a main board.",[55,4078,4079,4089],{},[58,4080,4081],{},[61,4082,4083,4086],{},[64,4084,4085],{},"State",[64,4087,4088],{},"Next step",[71,4090,4091,4099,4107,4115],{},[61,4092,4093,4096],{},[76,4094,4095],{},"Not electrically assigned",[76,4097,4098],{},"Choose the supply or circuit",[61,4100,4101,4104],{},[76,4102,4103],{},"Electrically connected, board open",[76,4105,4106],{},"Plan a suitable physical group",[61,4108,4109,4112],{},[76,4110,4111],{},"Board chosen, layout open",[76,4113,4114],{},"Check the feeder and detail enclosure and modules",[61,4116,4117,4120],{},[76,4118,4119],{},"Modules placed",[76,4121,4122],{},"Review layout, electrical information and documents",[915,4124],{":height":3982,":width":3983,"alt":4125,"caption":4126,"src":4127},"An electrically planned installation section with its physical board still open.","An electrical connection does not mean that cabinet planning is complete.","\u002Fhelp\u002Finstallation-topology\u002Fen-03-draft-without-board.png",[10,4129,4130],{},[868,4131],{"id":4132},"distribution-board",[18,4134,4136],{"id":4135},"form-a-distribution-board-from-a-selection","Form a distribution board from a selection",[116,4138,4139,4142,4148,4151],{},[119,4140,4141],{},"Select related protective devices using individual tree checkboxes or multiple selection in the graphical view.",[119,4143,3931,4144,4147],{},[13,4145,4146],{},"Create a board from selection"," and give it a clear name.",[119,4149,4150],{},"Read the preview: supply entry, modules, consumers outside the cabinet, existing board boundaries and affected placements.",[119,4152,4153],{},"Confirm only a suitable selection. If the selection conflicts, the application explains why; adjust it before continuing.",[915,4155],{":height":4156,":width":4157,"alt":4158,"caption":4159,"src":4160},"618","512","Upper-floor distribution board preview showing entry point, modules and effects.","The selection rectangle alone does not create a saved board boundary.","\u002Fhelp\u002Finstallation-topology\u002Fen-04-board-preview.png",[10,4162,4163,4164,4167],{},"After confirmation, the protective devices belong to the new physical board. Its supplied sockets and lights remain ",[13,4165,4166],{},"outside"," the frame. Electrically downstream boards are not enclosures physically nested inside each other.",[915,4169],{":height":3982,":width":3983,"alt":4170,"caption":4171,"src":4172},"Confirmed distribution board with protective devices inside and consumers outside.","Physical board membership and the area supplied by that board have different meanings.","\u002Fhelp\u002Finstallation-topology\u002Fen-05-board-created.png",[10,4174,4175],{},"Next, check the feeder: select the actual upstream protective device and enter cable information such as conductor count, cross-section and length. Confirm that connection explicitly. Grouping invents neither a protective device nor a feeder cable. Radial planning requires one unambiguous upstream supply path; local sources such as PV are handled separately.",[18,4177,4179],{"id":4178},"what-do-removal-and-deletion-change","What do removal and deletion change?",[55,4181,4182,4192],{},[58,4183,4184],{},[61,4185,4186,4189],{},[64,4187,4188],{},"Action",[64,4190,4191],{},"Effect",[71,4193,4194,4202,4210],{},[61,4195,4196,4199],{},[76,4197,4198],{},"Dissolve board grouping",[76,4200,4201],{},"Remove the physical group; retain electrical devices for planning",[61,4203,4204,4207],{},[76,4205,4206],{},"Remove module placement",[76,4208,4209],{},"Remove the row position; retain the electrical device",[61,4211,4212,4215],{},[76,4213,4214],{},"Delete an electrical device",[76,4216,4217],{},"Change the electrical object and its affected connections",[10,4219,4220],{},"Read each preview or confirmation, then review the affected views. Related electrical changes can be followed with undo\u002Fredo.",[10,4222,4223],{},[868,4224],{"id":991},[18,4226,4228],{"id":4227},"detail-modules-and-enclosure","Detail modules and enclosure",[10,4230,4231],{},"Open the cabinet from the selected distribution board. Existing devices are carried over and unplaced modules remain findable. Choose concrete modules, check their width in module units (TE) and plan the rows.",[10,4233,4234],{},"Enclosure planning shows the module requirement and uses your entered reserve and terminal\u002Faccessory allowance. Check mounting type, wiring space, heat dissipation and manufacturer conditions. With generic modules or missing information, the space requirement remains an estimate. A proposed enclosure is not approval for construction.",[915,4236],{":height":3943,":width":918,"alt":4237,"caption":4238,"src":4239},"Cabinet editor with the selected distribution board and its enclosure planning.","Electrical assignment and row position are separately editable. Rearranging the same cabinet does not change the protection path.","\u002Fhelp\u002Finstallation-topology\u002Fen-06-cabinet-planning.png",[10,4241,4242],{},[868,4243],{"id":4244},"schema-export",[18,4246,4248],{"id":4247},"review-the-single-line-diagram-and-export-documents","Review the single-line diagram and export documents",[10,4250,3002,4251,4253],{},[13,4252,3897],{},". The same consumers, protective devices and boards appear in the document view. Check board-specific sheets and cross-references. The diagram is rendered from the project model; it is not a screenshot of the installation tree.",[915,4255],{":height":3943,":width":918,"alt":4256,"caption":4257,"src":4258},"Single-line diagram derived from the shared project model.","Moving or zooming the topology view does not change PDF coordinates.","\u002Fhelp\u002Finstallation-topology\u002Fen-07-derived-schema.png",[10,4260,4261,4262,4264],{},"Switch to ",[13,4263,1064],{},", check the saved version and choose the required documents. Open assignments, cable information and reviews remain visible. A download offered as a draft remains a draft. Producing documents does not replace professional review or the official inspection.",[915,4266],{":height":4267,":width":4268,"alt":4269,"caption":4270,"src":4271},"1273","1800","Actual exported document from the saved example project.","The document uses the same devices. Its visible status describes its intended use.","\u002Fhelp\u002Finstallation-topology\u002Fen-08-export-result.png",[10,4273,4274,4275,2977,4278,142],{},"Read more: ",[868,4276,4277],{"href":1074},"export documents",[868,4279,4280],{"href":3776},"what the self-check verifies",[18,4282,4284],{"id":4283},"work-on-a-tablet-phone-or-with-the-keyboard","Work on a tablet, phone or with the keyboard",[10,4286,4287],{},"On narrow screens, the tree view takes priority. Use checkboxes and named actions for assignment and board grouping. Arrow keys move through the tree, Enter opens the selected item and Space selects an item for multiple selection.",[915,4289],{":height":4290,":width":4291,"alt":4292,"caption":4293,"src":4294},"844","390","Mobile tree view with the same devices and accessible planning actions.","The graphical view and the tree edit the same project.","\u002Fhelp\u002Finstallation-topology\u002Fen-09-mobile-tree.png",{"title":180,"searchDepth":181,"depth":181,"links":4296},[4297,4298,4299,4300,4301,4302,4303,4304,4305,4306,4307,4308],{"id":3821,"depth":181,"text":3822},{"id":3855,"depth":181,"text":3856},{"id":3915,"depth":181,"text":3916},{"id":3949,"depth":181,"text":3950},{"id":3989,"depth":181,"text":3990},{"id":4052,"depth":181,"text":4053},{"id":4072,"depth":181,"text":4073},{"id":4135,"depth":181,"text":4136},{"id":4178,"depth":181,"text":4179},{"id":4227,"depth":181,"text":4228},{"id":4247,"depth":181,"text":4248},{"id":4283,"depth":181,"text":4284},"Assign existing floor-plan devices, check protection paths and develop an electrical plan into distribution boards, cabinet layouts and a single-line diagram.","installation-topology",{},9,"\u002Fhelp\u002Finstallation-topology.en",{"title":3808,"description":4309},"plan-installation-and-distribution-boards","help\u002Finstallation-topology.en",[1120,3205,4318,3889,3897],"Distribution board","2026-10-07","OzZWdmjzAVp-F-NHGksCg3AcKq7KcpC_4xatCnj57VI",{"id":4,"title":5,"body":4322,"category":188,"description":189,"extension":190,"guideId":191,"image":192,"locale":193,"meta":4433,"navigation":195,"order":196,"path":197,"publishedAt":198,"readTime":199,"seo":4434,"seoTitle":192,"slug":191,"stem":201,"tags":4435,"updatedAt":206,"__hash__":207},{"type":7,"value":4323,"toc":4426},[4324,4328,4330,4336,4342,4344,4346,4348,4384,4388,4390,4406,4410,4412,4416,4420,4422],[10,4325,4326,16],{},[13,4327,15],{},[18,4329,21],{"id":20},[10,4331,24,4332,28,4334,32],{},[13,4333,27],{},[13,4335,31],{},[10,4337,35,4338,39,4340,43],{},[13,4339,38],{},[13,4341,42],{},[10,4343,46],{},[18,4345,50],{"id":49},[10,4347,53],{},[55,4349,4350,4358],{},[58,4351,4352],{},[61,4353,4354,4356],{},[64,4355,66],{},[64,4357,69],{},[71,4359,4360,4368,4376],{},[61,4361,4362,4366],{},[76,4363,4364],{},[13,4365,80],{},[76,4367,83],{},[61,4369,4370,4374],{},[76,4371,4372],{},[13,4373,90],{},[76,4375,93],{},[61,4377,4378,4382],{},[76,4379,4380],{},[13,4381,100],{},[76,4383,103],{},[10,4385,106,4386,110],{},[13,4387,109],{},[18,4389,114],{"id":113},[116,4391,4392,4394,4398,4400],{},[119,4393,121],{},[119,4395,124,4396,128],{},[13,4397,127],{},[119,4399,131],{},[119,4401,134,4402,138,4404,142],{},[13,4403,137],{},[13,4405,141],{},[10,4407,145,4408,149],{},[13,4409,148],{},[18,4411,153],{"id":152},[10,4413,156,4414,160],{},[13,4415,159],{},[10,4417,163,4418,167],{},[13,4419,166],{},[18,4421,171],{"id":170},[10,4423,174,4424,178],{},[13,4425,177],{},{"title":180,"searchDepth":181,"depth":181,"links":4427},[4428,4429,4430,4431,4432],{"id":20,"depth":181,"text":21},{"id":49,"depth":181,"text":50},{"id":113,"depth":181,"text":114},{"id":152,"depth":181,"text":153},{"id":170,"depth":181,"text":171},{},{"title":5,"description":189},[203,204,100,205]]