Documentation
Disjoncto turns a building plan into a Belgian electrical file: layout plan, single-line diagram, distribution board, RGIE inspection report and PDF documents. This documentation describes the application as it is today.
In one minute#
- The plan. Draw the walls and rooms, or import a PDF plan, an image or a DXF and set its scale.
- The points. Place sockets, switches, ceiling lights and appliances with the Belgian symbols; they snap to the walls.
- The circuits. One button distributes the points into circuits according to the rules; cables are routed along the walls and measured.
- The check. Every change reruns the check: Compliant status, warnings, non-compliances, with the RGIE article and a one-tap fix.
- The file. Export the complete PDF in A4 or A3, the project as .djx and the plan as DXF.
The quickest way to understand: open app.disjoncto.com and tap “View an example”. The example house contains five rooms, ten circuits and a complete board. See Get started and the FAQ.
Important. Disjoncto helps design the installation. The article references come from Book 1 of the RGIE (AREI), the Belgian General Regulations on Electrical Installations, version 07. The official inspection of the installation is still carried out by an accredited inspection body.
Get started#
Draw#
- Building planDraw walls and rooms, place doors and windows, manage levels, import a PDF, image or DXF and set its scale, plus snapping, dimensions and measuring.
- InstallationPlace the Belgian layout plan symbols, wall snapping, default heights, point properties, control-to-light links, multiple selection and duplication.
Electrical#
- CircuitsAutomatic distribution of points into circuits, manual assignment, references A, B, C and point numbers, cables routed along the walls and manually set length.
- BoardThe distribution board in Disjoncto: DIN rails and modules, 300 and 30 mA RCDs and their types, circuit breakers, drag and drop, sub-boards and labels.
- Single-line diagramThe single-line diagram in Disjoncto: continuously generated from the plan and the board, what it contains, how to navigate it and how to export it.
- 3D viewThe 3D view in Disjoncto: semi-transparent walls, points and cables at their real height, rotation and zoom, all levels or the current one only.
Check and file#
- RGIE checkDisjoncto's continuous check: statuses, remarks, one-click fixes, undo, and the complete list of rules with their article in RGIE Book 1 v07.
- DocumentsThe PDF file in Disjoncto: list of sheets, A4 and A3 formats, title block, QR code, free version watermark, export of the .djx project and the DXF plan.
Settings and account#
- SettingsDisjoncto settings: account, display (Paper or Graphite appearance, density, interface size), language, plans, rule set and About.
- Account and sign-inSign in to Disjoncto with Apple or by email, create an individual or professional account with a VAT number, sign out, delete your account in two taps.
- Plans and licencesFree version, site pass, Pro, Team, site packs and lifetime licence: prices, what each plan includes, VAT by profile, offline licence, in-app purchases.
Reference#
- Files and offlineThe .djx file format, local saving of projects, offline use, the trash and backups: where your Disjoncto projects live and how to keep them safe.
- DevicesDisjoncto on iPad with Apple Pencil, on Mac with trackpad and keyboard, on iPhone in viewing mode, and the LiDAR scan that is on its way.
- Keyboard shortcutsAll the keyboard shortcuts of the Disjoncto editor: editing, tools, view, modes, mouse and trackpad, for Mac, iPad, Windows and Linux.
Help#
- FAQShort answers: offline use, watermark, account, .djx files, RGIE, accredited body, iPad, Mac, iPhone, Apple Pencil, LiDAR, prices and account deletion.
- PrivacyWhat Disjoncto does with your data: projects saved on your device, no account required, no project data sent anywhere, no advertising cookies.
- SupportContact Disjoncto support: the address to write to, the information to include for a quick answer, how to discuss a rule, and what is coming next.