Plan switch cabinets on a grid
Build the distribution board visually, drag in the devices of your circuits, exact module-unit positioning. Bill of materials included.
- Drag & drop
- Devices from your circuits
- Module precise
- Grid based placement
- PDF + CSV
- Assembly plan and parts list
In detail
The switch cabinet editor in detail
This is how you build the distribution board row by row.
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Fields and rows
You build the cabinet from fields of 12 modular units (TE) each, with DIN rails, busbar or meter mount. Devices snap exactly into place.
- 2
Reconcile
Lists the devices of your circuits and from the circuit diagram that are still missing in the cabinet. You drag them into the rows one by one.
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Labeling
Circuit and function labels come straight from the circuit diagram.
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Bill of materials
The bill of materials counts the devices and terminals in the cabinet automatically, per distribution board.
Sample export
See your cabinet layout
A finished switch cabinet build as a PDF, populated from your circuits.
- DIN-rail layout with every device and terminal
- Designation on every device, title block with project data
- Print-ready for assembly and documentation
Opens a real PDF in a new tab. No sign-up required.
How it works
From circuit to finished cabinet
Three steps and the layout drawing is ready.
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Assign circuits
Give your circuits a distribution board and a device. They then appear in the cabinet under Reconcile.
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Configure the cabinet
Add fields of 12 module units each and choose their mounting and rows. Then drag the devices into the rows.
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Export the layout
Export the layout as PDF, the fuse legend as PDF or Excel and the BOM as CSV.
Interplay
The cabinet in the bigger picture
The assembly plan comes from the same devices as the circuit diagram and parts list.
Installation Plan
Place DIN symbols on your floor plan and reach a finished plan in minutes.
Learn moreCircuit Diagram
Standards-compliant circuit diagrams, generated automatically from your system topology without manual drawing.
Learn moreKNX Group Addresses
Assign KNX group addresses and export them ETS compatible, without an ETS license.
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FAQ
Frequently asked questions
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