Revit Electrical Beginner Tutorial (outlets, lights, banel board, switches, wiring)

In this tutorial I show you the basic tools revit offers for electrical installations. I show you how to place a panel board, some outlets, lights, switch for those lights, and how to connect it all to get a schedule and do the wiring.

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Timestamps
00:00 - Introduction
01:00 - New Project using Electrical Template
03:00 - Linking Revit file
03:30 - Adding Electrical Devices - Outlets
05:00 - Adding Electrical Elements - Panel Board
06:37 - Create Space for Electrical plan in Revit
07:50 - Create Electrical Circuit in Revit
08:40 - Create Panel Schedule in Revit
09:20 - Adding Lighting Fixtures in Revit

11:50 - Connecting Lights to Panel Board

13:30 - Connecting Lights to Switch

14:30 - Add Wiring to Electrical Devices in Revit

[kingwolf]

Thank you so much!! It’s like every time I need to know how to do something new you make a video about it later that day

[nicolash.udaetaalaiza]

Excelent man, it doesn’t matter if the wattage is incorrect, this is a tutorial to learn how to do it in Revit, so it’s great, thanks Balkan, see you tomorrow.

[berrydallas]

Great job! Your tutorial is better than all the others on the internet; including Autodesk. You jumped right into it without a lot of random discussion and fanfare. New subscriber!

[jeanp.]

Thanks for the tutorial bro. I needed this. I'm gonna have to use Revit at my job at some point and I should get a head start if I can.

[efraingalicia]

This tutorial for beginners is very good, you showed in a general way the main elements, it will be necessary to deepen more according to the laws of each country.
In my country it is customary to place the number of cables with gauge and diameter of the pipe that leads in each electrical circuit, how are they placed in the electrical plane?
greetings from Mexico.

[MarcelLinus]

Really, Thankyou so much!! just watching your video i really can understand things in revit. Thanks Man!

[armandonunezdeanda]

Great information, thak you I've been working in modeling, but this video show me more of the posibilities on Revit. Please keep showing more of all your approaches.

[xiaoqiyang]

So helpful ! It covered mostly lighting design layout knowledge. Thank you !

[lescherry]

Thanks for the crash course! Nicely done. I would have liked to see some editing options, like how do I remove outlets from a circuit without deleting the outlet. Or move an outlet to another circuit. Still nice job.

[olimpiuandrone]

I am just learning the electrical part too and found some video that mentions that the two ways revit draws the wires are actually 2 different conventions, the arc is for concealed wires and the chamfered for exposed wires. Keep up the good work!

[luizmagalhaesbr]

Very nice class, super clear and objective, direct to the point without missing important details. Thank you !

[TiyesArtboard]

Thank you for sharing ! Great tutorial !

[warnahati]

Perty clear bro.. Much love and respect from Indonesia

[edentesfaye]

This is an amazing video, very clear and detailed . Thanks you've been a help in my Architecture school projects .

[danialzaidi]

Great video as always! You've been helping me a lot with my first job, hopefully you'll make a tutorial for conduits and plumbing in 3D soon!

[fakhraddinverdiyev]

Thank you for your Chanel. It helps a lot to many people who is learning Revit.

[hetyiew]

Thank you for this video, it's very helpful for beginners. Much appreciated

[toubamisk]

i concur with mohie below, currently lecturing electrical and mechanical apprentices and your videos are such a help (clap emoji)

[JoseEduardo-kfsi]

Excellent video, I have one question.. How can I add the rest of the levels from my linked project?

[nathanael]

Thanks Very much. This video is so helpful to understand Electrical circuit in Revit.