Draw a situation plan
A situation plan shows where the electrical points are located in the building. Together with the one-wire diagram, it forms an essential part of the file for inspection, handover and later changes.
The one-wire diagram shows the electrical structure per circuit. The situation plan shows the location of sockets, light points, switches, appliances and other electrical elements on the plan. Both documents must support each other logically, meaning that almost every symbol with the same label must appear on both diagrams.
In Condui, you can import a plan or draw a simple layout yourself. Then you place electrical points and link them to the right circuits. This keeps the relationship between the plan and the one-wire diagram clear.
A clear situation plan helps during inspection, maintenance and later works. It prevents information from existing only in the installer's or owner's head. You can walk around a house and use the plan to see which circuit feeds a socket or lamp.
### Do I always need a situation plan? Yes, for a Belgian electrical inspection, diagrams are expected that clearly document the installation. ### Can I use an existing plan? Yes. Condui allows you to import plans as JPG, PNG, PDF, DWG or DXF. Afterwards, you can even use Condui's drawing tools to extend the plan.