Creating Panel Schedules

You can create a schedule that displays information about the panel, the circuits connected to a panel, and the load summary.

To create a single panel schedule

  1. In the drawing area, select one or more panels of the same type.
    Note: If you select multiple panels of different types, for example branch panel and switchboard devices, this command is not available.
  2. Click Modify | Electrical Equipment tabElectrical panel Create Panel Schedules drop-down and select (Use Default Template)/ (Choose a Template).

    If you select the default template, the panel schedule is created and displays. If you select to choose a template, the Change Template dialog displays.

To create multiple panel schedules

  1. Click Analyze tabReports & Schedules panel Panel Schedules.
    Note: You can also open the Create Panel Schedules dialog by using the keyboard shortcut, PS.
  2. In the Create Panel Schedules dialog, select one or more panels, and click OK.
    Note: You can also create a panel schedule by selecting a panel in a view and clicking Modify | Electrical Equipment tabElectrical Panel Create Panel Schedules.

A new Panel Schedule view for the selected panel is displayed in the drawing area. The new panel schedule is added to the Project Browser under the Panel Schedules folder. The schedule may include the following information as shown here. You can also specify, in the panel schedule templates, additional circuit and panel information to display. See Circuit Properties and Panel Properties.

Panel Feature Description
Panel Panel name
Volts Distribution system supported by the panel
Phases Number of phases available from the panel
Wires Number of wires specified for the distribution system assigned to this panel
Mains Rating Rating of the mains feeding the panel
Mounting Type of mounting (Surface or Recessed)
Enclosure Type of case enclosing the panel
Location Room where the panel is installed
Load Name Name assigned to a load circuit
Trip Rated trip current for a circuit breaker
Poles Number of poles on the circuit breaker
CKT Circuit number
A/B/C Phases
Phase A/Phase B/Phase C Apparent load (VA) for each of the phases
Total VA Total apparent load for all three phases
Mfg./Type Manufacturer
Modifications Notation of any changes made to the panel
Amps RMS Sym. Root Means Square amperage