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Balancing Loads on Panels

Wednesday, February 7th, 2018

To balance loads on panels, use the Move Circuits command.

Ribbon: DM Electrical->Circuiting and Homeruns-> Move Circuits

Pulldown Menu: DM Electrical->Circuiting and Homeruns->Move Circuits

Use the Swap button to move circuits and adjust which loads are on which phases.

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