Transfer Electrical Circuit
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Description
This app is used to Transfer Electrical circuits from a drop-down of all panels in the project to another panel in the same project.
All transfer circuits will keep all their properties as they are.
The user has the ability to select the panel from the active view and select the specific circuits.
A list of all circuits will appear once you select the panel, containing most of its properties (Circuit Number-Load Name-Rating).
A propos de cette version
Version 1.0.0, 04/12/2024
Initial Release
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Very Useful
It is an innovative application and easy to use.
As an electrical engineer working with Revit, I am constantly looking for tools that streamline workflows and enhance productivity. This Revit add-in for electrical circuit transfer has been an absolute game-changer.
The interface is intuitive and easy to navigate, making it incredibly simple to transfer circuits between panels or even to a new location within the project. I particularly appreciate how it ensures the accuracy of circuit connections without the risk of missing or misconnected components, which is often a headache when done manually.
The add-in is not only reliable but also fast. It has significantly reduced the amount of time I spend on transferring circuits and ensuring that all electrical components are properly linked. The seamless integration with Revit ensures a smooth user experience, and I’ve encountered very few bugs or glitches during use.
The ability to transfer circuits without needing to reconfigure everything from scratch has been a huge time-saver. Additionally, the tool offers real-time feedback, allowing you to track the transfer process and verify connections at each step.
Overall, this add-in has improved the efficiency and accuracy of my electrical design work. I highly recommend it to anyone involved in electrical design within Revit — it's an invaluable tool for enhancing productivity and reducing errors.