WireSketch - Electric Planner

CABLES BY THEIR LOCAL NAME Choose the country on the cable sheet or on the home, and the cards name the cable an electrician there buys: NYM-J in Germany, TT in Switzerland, VD in the Netherlands, U-1000 R2V in France, FS17 in Italy, YDYżo in Poland and more. The Renovation Brief and Business offers use the same names. Twelve countries have their own names, every other European country gets the European core code, and numbers are written the way that country writes them. A new home takes its country from its location or your phone's region. THE USUAL SUPPLY FOR A HOB, AN OVEN AND A CHARGER The hob, oven and EV charger cards now say how that country usually connects them, such as three phase on 3 × 16 A for a German hob or one 32 A circuit for a French one, and give the other common way on a line of its own. BREAKERS WITH POLES A breaker can now have one, two or three poles, and the panel checks each heavy load per phase. A German wallbox on a three pole breaker counts 15.9 A per phase instead of raising a false overload, and a flagged hob or charger can be marked as three pole in one tap. A new panel gets each country's usual breakers. WET ROOMS BY YOUR REGION'S RULES Tell a wall whether its wet area is a bathtub, a shower tray or a walk in shower, and its zones follow your region's own rules, in the editor and in the export. A flagged fixture tells you why. A shower zone drawn before 2.7 lines up with its shower the first time you move it. FIXED Exporting the Renovation Brief with measurements no longer closes the app when a wall's outline has no width or no height. Editing a home's circuit panel no longer adds an untitled room to the home, and the untitled rooms it added before are removed. A plan with a priced custom item opens again on a device still running 2.5. The voltage drop entry in the knowledge base uses your region's own limit.