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Developed
for electrical designers and engineers, the Panel
Systems module combines a graphical user interface
and the intelligence of ETAP to easily design and
analyze low voltage distribution systems.
Coupled with exclusive features and advanced capabilities, Panel Systems is a quality tool you would only expect from the leader in power system analysis software. |
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- Intelligent panel design & analysis
- 3-phase (3W & 4W) networks
- 1-phase (2W & 3W) networks
- 1-phase (A, B, C, AB, BC, CA, & 3W) networks
- ANSI & IEC Standards
- NEC load factors
- Load flow with graphical per phase display
- Automatic device duty evaluation & alerts
- Automatic updating of upstream panels
- Export panel schedules to Excel®
- Panel schedule with internal & external feeders
& loads
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- Column & standard layouts
- Unlimited branch circuits
- Unlimited sub-panel connections
- External network representation
- Internal (spreadsheet) load modeling
- Intelligent panel calculations
- Detailed panel loading summary
- Dynamic panel schedule updates
- Continuous & non-continuous load calculations
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- Model 1-Phase (2W & 3W) networks
- Load flow with graphical per phase display
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- Model 1-Phase (A, B, C, AB, BC, CA, & 3W) networks
- Automatic device evaluation & alerts
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- 3-Phase 3 Wire
- 3-Phase 4 Wire
- 1-Phase 2 Wire
- 1-Phase 3 Wire
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- NEC load demand factors
- Customizable multiplying factors
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- Diverse operating conditions
- Multiple loading categories
- Multiple demand factors
- Unlimited configurations
- Different nameplate data
- Global & individual bus load diversity factors
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- Customizable panel schedules in Crystal Reports® format
- Comprehensive load summary for panel sizing
- Customizable reports for branch circuit evaluation
- Export one-line diagrams with results to third party CAD systems
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- Extensive protection & control device libraries
- Comprehensive feeder & cable libraries
- Customizable libraries
- User-configurable defaults & layouts
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- Ten loading categories per circuit
- User-definable load types & factors
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