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Training Recording: Electrical Mailbag May 2020

Thursday, May 28th, 2020

How to disconnect distribution equipment, configure feeder and service loads, and more in Design Master Electrical for AutoCAD.

We answer the following questions:

“Why do I have two feeders with the same callout but different feeder IDs?” (00:45)
“How do I disconnect a panel that’s connected to another panel?” (03:43)
“Why does the Largest Motor load on the panel schedule show a demand factor of 25% and not 125%?” (04:47)
“Why does the dwelling unit lighting load show up as Other Load on the panel schedule?” (09:25)
“Can I configure a device schedule to only show information, such as mounting height, for some devices and not others?” (13:15)

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