REVIT FOR ELECTRICAL DESIGN: CREATE AND EDIT ELECTRICAL CIRCUITS

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[@danemmanuelreyes9156]

Ang galing talaga, sir Rich! 👏👏👏♥️

[@bim360]

thanks boss Karl!!!

[@Kp-vc5kk]

hi, how do you update the VA in the panel schedule of a particular circuit? for example i put a junction box for an exhaust hood, but when i put a circuit on it, the load is 500VA. if i want to change it to 1000VA, how to do it? thanks,

[@bim360]

hi mate, updating the VA (Volt-Ampere) value in the panel schedule for a particular circuit involves adjusting the load on the associated devices or components.
Here's a step-by-step guide:
1. **Open the Electrical Panel Schedule:**
- Navigate to the view where you have the electrical panel schedule.
- This is typically a sheet view that displays the panel schedule for the specific panel you are working on.
2. **Identify the Circuit:**
- Locate the circuit for which you want to update the VA value.
3. **Find the Associated Device:**
- Identify the device in your model that corresponds to the circuit in question. In your case, it's the junction box for the exhaust hood.
4. **Adjust the Load:**
- Select the junction box or the associated device.
- Open the properties for the device (you can use the "Edit Type" or "Edit Instance" option).
- Look for a parameter related to the electrical load, such as "Load Classification" or "Power" in the properties dialog.
5. **Update the VA Value:**
- Change the VA value to the desired amount (e.g., from 500VA to 1000VA).
6. **Review the Panel Schedule:**
- Go back to the panel schedule and check if the updated VA value is reflected.
7. **Regenerate or Update the Schedule:**
- If the schedule doesn't update automatically, you may need to regenerate or update the panel schedule. Right-click on the schedule and look for options like "Regenerate" or "Update."
8. **Check for Warnings:**
- After making changes, always check for any warnings or errors in the model. Revit may provide notifications if there are issues with the electrical distribution system.

[@Mattmon777]

Hello, how do i find this particular training file template? I'd like to learn revit for an upcoming interview but I don't know where to get sample files. Can you link me where to get the template file to complete this exercise? Thanks

[@bim360]

hello, here is the link to avail it: learningwithrich.wordpress.com/support-me/
Look for exercise files for MEP.

[@engrmushfiqur]

Hi Rich, I am looking for a complete electrical design (with calculation) in Revit for a high rise or hospital project. Have you got anything?

[@bim360]

hello Raman, sorry I don't have.

[@mohamedaadhil7681]

Very useful thank you ❤

[@bim360]

You're welcome 😊

[@jgomezwilliam3230]

Dear Rich please can you provide info to change the panel template from two column to one column and to set the one column as default. Thanks and regards.

[@bim360]

Sure I will check on this one. thanks for the input, J!

[@ChriszhaTing]

Sir pede ba gumawa ng single phase system s revit?

[@bim360]

pede naman try mo ito:
Create Electrical Circuits: Define circuits for your electrical system. In a single-phase system, you would typically have one hot wire and one neutral wire for each circuit.
Add Electrical Fixtures: Place electrical fixtures such as lights, power outlets, switches, and other devices in your model. Connect them to the appropriate circuits.
Specify Loads: Provide load information for each device. This helps in determining the total load on each circuit and can be useful for electrical load calculations.
Generate Electrical Panels: Designate electrical panels where your circuits will be connected. Revit allows you to create panel schedules that provide information about circuit loads, devices, and other details.
Generate Electrical Plans: Create electrical plans that show the layout of your electrical fixtures, devices, circuits, and panels. Revit can automatically generate these plans based on your model.
Document Wiring and Connections: You can use Revit to document the wiring connections between devices and panels, making it easier for electricians to understand how the system is laid out.

[@yogipriyo9137]

Hi sure, can you share file revit for learn?

[@bim360]

hello sir, please check the video description to avail ALL the files. =)

[@halimatezzu7970]

hi

[@bim360]

hello mam.