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Training Recording: Wire Size Customization in Revit

Thursday, April 12th, 2018

How to customize the wire sizes used in your project in Design Master Electrical RT.

We look at the following topics for customizing wire sizing:

Modifying wire sizes using the Wire Sizes command (01:05)
- Creating a new wire size and wire size group (03:33)
How wire sizes work in the Panel Edit and Circuit Edit dialog boxes (04:43)
Modifying conduits using the Conduit Sizes command (06:14)
Modifying conductor wires using the Wire Ampacities command (09:43)
The Display neutral wire count separately from phase wire count and Conduit location options (16:54)
Shared parameters Design Master sends to Revit (18:55)
- Displaying Design Master shared parameters on panel schedules (21:21)

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