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Creating an Electrical Analytical Model in Revit 2023

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    Description

    Revit 2023 software lets users create an electrical analysis model for preliminary design in order to analyze and plan the connected load in a Revit model before placing physical electrical families. This session will show you how to create an electrical analysis model from a linked architectural model, a 2D DWG™, or a PDF. See how you can get a jump on understanding the electrical demands of your next project before placing components into the model.

    Key Learnings

    • Learn about the Electrical Analytical Load Type Settings.
    • Learn about defining electrical analytical loads.
    • Learn about creating boundaries for area-based loads.
    • Learn about the conceptual distribution system.

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    Revit
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    Architecture
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