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    • medeekM Offline
      medeek
      last edited by

      Version 1.5.5 - 12.11.2025

      • Fixed the "terminal" wall corner configuration bug for all electrical fixtures.

      Nathaniel P. Wilkerson PE
      Medeek Engineering Inc
      design.medeek.com

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        medeek
        last edited by

        Version 1.5.6 - 12.14.2025

        • Added three and four gang dimmer and timer switches.

        elec_su273_800.jpg

        Nathaniel P. Wilkerson PE
        Medeek Engineering Inc
        design.medeek.com

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          medeek
          last edited by

          I’m thinking about adding in a tool so that one can assign labels within a load center as well as configure the circuit breakers. Thoughts on this?

          elec_su276_800.jpg

          Nathaniel P. Wilkerson PE
          Medeek Engineering Inc
          design.medeek.com

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            gullfo
            last edited by gullfo

            so, on the white "paper" space you would have a list (slots) for entering text "kitchen light", "kitchen outlet", "garage door", "clothes washer", "clothes dryer" etc and add some parameters like voltage, amperage, single, dual, etc?

            "clothes dryer", 240V, 30A, SINGLE -> voltage logic would span a 240V across both busses?
            "air conditioner", 240V, 50A, DUAL -> would have two 240V splitting 25A across each for the air handler and compressor?
            "kitchen lights", 120V, 20A, DUAL -> split two 10A circuits on single breaker (dual switches) for overhead and under counter lights to save breaker slots
            etc

            Glenn

            http://www.runnel.com

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