8space Electrical
Design layouts, connect circuits, and prepare schematics and quantities from the same model. Work in 2D and 3D.
IFC references · Levels · 2D / 3D views
Bring in architectural references, levels, and floor plans. Give every electrical decision a place in the project.
01 / Spatial design
The building gives every electrical decision its place. Move between the reference and the installation with the wider project in view.
Bring in architectural references, levels, and floor plans. Give every electrical decision a place in the project.
Place devices and distribution boards against the building reference. Develop the layout in plan and in space.
02 / Electrical reasoning
A route is part of a system. Connect the spatial design to circuits, loads, and the findings that need your attention.
Link devices to boards and circuits. Develop cable paths with the installation, rather than in a separate conversation.
Inspect loads, cable sizing, voltage drop, and protection findings. Keep the engineer’s judgment at the center of the review.
03 / Project deliverables
The design becomes something others can understand. Keep drawings, quantities, and project documents connected to the work behind them.
Prepare board sheets and refine electrical diagrams. Turn design information into drawings you can review and work with.
Review model-linked quantities, work through changes, and prepare the documents that carry your design forward.
Electrical depth
Busbar distribution, KNX and DALI documentation, and standard UPS, generator, or PV AC arrangements extend the electrical story. A demonstration can focus on the workflows relevant to your project.
The distribution network in the same project context.
Selected control documentation alongside the electrical design.
Standard UPS, generator, and PV AC workflows.
Questions, in context