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Every socket, control, ceiling light or appliance is a point on the plan, drawn with the Belgian layout plan symbol.

Place a symbol#

The Symbols button in the toolbar opens the picker, sorted by family. Choose a symbol, then tap the plan: an amber preview follows the pointer (and the tip of a hovering Apple Pencil). Each tap places a point; the tool stays active until Esc or V.

Symbols window: the groups Sockets, Controls and Lighting with the thumbnails Single socket, Double socket, Triple socket, Waterproof socket, Switched socket, 32 A socket, Shaver socket, Single switch, Double switch, Two-way switch, Push button, Dimmer, Shutter switch, Motion detector, Ceiling light, Wall light, Spotlight, LED strip, Outdoor light.
The Belgian symbol picker, sorted by family.

Three symbols have direct access under the Symbols button, and on the keyboard: double socket (P), ceiling light (L) and single switch (I).

Wall snapping#

Near a wall (within 45 cm), sockets, controls, network and TV sockets, wall lights, appliances (except the air conditioner) and the board snap to the face of the wall and rotate to face the room. Ceiling lights, spotlights, LED strips, detectors and the air conditioner are placed freely, on a 5 cm grid. Hold ⌥ (Alt) to place any symbol without snapping.

A point moved on its own re-snaps to the nearest wall. The Rotate 90° button in the panel adjusts the orientation.

List of symbols#

The complete catalogue, with the default height and power offered. Socket powers are the ones used to estimate the load until you enter one yourself (see circuit load).

Sockets#

SymbolDefault heightDefault powerSnaps to wall
Single socket0.25 m300 WYes
Double socket0.25 m2 × 300 WYes
Triple socket0.25 m3 × 300 WYes
Waterproof socket0.25 m300 WYes
Switched socket0.25 m300 WYes
32 A socket0.25 m7 400 WYes
Shaver socket0.25 m20 WYes

Controls#

SymbolDefault heightDefault powerSnaps to wall
Single switch1.10 m—Yes
Double switch1.10 m—Yes
Two-way switch1.10 m—Yes
Push button1.10 m—Yes
Dimmer1.10 m—Yes
Shutter switch1.10 m—Yes
Motion detector1.10 m—Yes

Lighting#

SymbolDefault heightDefault powerSnaps to wall
Ceiling light2.50 m60 WNo
Wall light1.90 m40 WYes
Spotlight2.50 m7 WNo
LED strip2.50 m30 WNo
Outdoor light2.50 m40 WNo

Appliances#

SymbolDefault heightDefault powerSnaps to wall
Oven0.60 m3 500 WYes
Hob0.60 m7 400 WYes
Washing machine0.60 m2 500 WYes
Tumble dryer0.60 m2 500 WYes
Dishwasher0.60 m2 200 WYes
Water heater1.80 m2 400 WYes
Air conditioner2.20 m1 500 WNo
Heat pump0.60 m4 000 WYes
Ventilation0.60 m100 WYes
EV charger1.20 m7 400 WYes
Solar inverter0.60 m4 000 WYes
Electric heater0.60 m1 500 WYes
Shutter motor0.60 m150 WYes

Extra-low voltage, safety, sanitary#

SymbolDefault heightDefault powerSnaps to wall
RJ45 network socket0.25 m—Yes
TV socket0.25 m—Yes
Smoke detector2.50 m—No
Doorbell2.50 m—No
Board1.50 m—Yes
Bathtub——No
Shower——No

The bathtub (1.70 × 0.75 m) and the shower (0.90 × 0.90 m) are not electrical: they define the bathroom zones. Their width and depth are set in the panel.

Properties of a point#

The hob is selected in the kitchen; the Properties panel shows the type, the name, the height 0.60 m, the power 7400 W, circuit D Hob, IPX0 water protection, Class II, SELV and “Nothing to report for this item”.
A selected point and its properties. The circuit is changed in the drop-down list.

Tap a point to show it in the Properties tab. At the top: the symbol in its circuit colour, the room and, in a wet room, the zone (zone 0, 1, 2 or outside zones). Then:

  • Type: switches to another symbol of the same family (for example single socket to double socket).
  • Name: label used in remarks and documents.
  • Height above the finished floor, in metres, and Rotate 90°.
  • Power in watts (points that consume).
  • Circuit: No circuit, an existing circuit, or New circuit…, which creates a suitable circuit: 1.5 mm² · 16 A lighting for a ceiling light, 2.5 mm² · 20 A dedicated circuit for an appliance, 2.5 mm² · 20 A sockets otherwise.
  • Water protection (IPX0, IPX4, IPX5, IPX7) and Class II for sockets, luminaires and appliances.
  • Safety extra-low voltage: SELV 12 V fed by a safety transformer; it lifts the bathroom zone prohibitions.

At the bottom, the check remarks that concern this point, with their fixes, or “Nothing to report for this item”.

Heights#

Each symbol gets a default height (table above): sockets 0.25 m, controls 1.10 m, wall lights 1.90 m, ceiling 2.50 m, water heater 1.80 m, air conditioner 2.20 m, EV charger 1.20 m, board 1.50 m. The height is used for the bathroom zone calculation, the 3D view and routing: a point at 1.20 m or higher is fed from the ceiling, a lower point through a chase 30 cm above the floor.

Select a control (switch, two-way switch, push button, dimmer, detector): the Controls the lights section lists the ceiling lights on the level. Tick those it controls. The links are shown as amber dashed lines when the control or a linked point is selected. During automatic distribution, a control joins the circuit of the points it controls.

Multiple selection#

  • ⇧ or ⌘ + tap or click: adds an item to the selection or removes it.
  • With the mouse, dragging on empty space draws a rectangle: points and walls entirely inside it are selected.
  • ⌘ A selects all points on the level.

With several items, the panel shows their number and offers Assign to circuit (an existing circuit or a new one) and Delete. Selected items move together with a finger, with the mouse, or by 5 cm with the arrow keys.

Duplicate, delete#

⌘ D duplicates the selected points, offset by 30 cm, with the same properties and the same circuit; the copy becomes the selection. ⌫ or the Delete button erases the selection; deleting a wall also deletes its openings. Everything can be undone with ⌘ Z.