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Showing Voltage Drop on First Panel

Posted on February 7th, 2018. Last updated on June 15th, 2023.

To show a voltage drop value other than 0% on the first panel in a project, follow these instructions:

Create an extra panel using the Panels command.
Press the Schedule and Length Settings button and uncheck the Show in Voltage Drop Schedule checkbox.
- If the new panel will not be used elsewhere in the project, uncheck all of the Show in… checkboxes.
Connect the first panel to the new panel using the Connect Distribution Equipment in Database command.

You can then adjust the settings on the first panel as needed to calculate the voltage drop.

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