Join Eric Wing for an in-depth discussion in this video Creating a lighting circuit, part of Revit 2017 Essential Training: MEP (Imperial).
- Similar to a power circuit,…a lighting circuit allows us to group the satellites…and assign those lights to a panel.…Let's get going with adding lights and our switch…to a circuit.…To get started, in the project browser let's make sure under…Electrical, Lighting, Ceiling Plans, Level 1.…Let's zoom in on our corner office.…Go ahead and select this light.…Notice we can create two different types of systems.…Let's stick with Power.…The next step is to click the Edit Circuit button…on the System Tools panel.…
For the Panel, let's grab PP-1.…With the Add the Circuit current, hold down your Ctrl key,…select your second light and your switch.…Once those are selected, under Electrical Loads,…click into the Load Name box.…Make sure you hover over all the text that's in here.…Let's call the load name OFFICE (with caps)…101 Lighting.…Click Apply.…Click the green check mark for Finish Editing Circuit.…
In our project browser, let's scroll down to Panel Schedules…and double-click on PP-1.…Notice that we have OFFICE 101 and OFFICE 101 LIGHTING.…
Author
Eric Wing
Released
4/18/2016- Electrical
- Mechanical
- Plumbing
- Fire protection
- General MEP workflows and trade coordination
You can dive into a specific trade, or take the entire course to learn about all aspects of the vast Revit MEP ecosystem. Upon completion, you'll know how to create basic floor plans, design electric circuits and lighting systems, model air intake and exhaust systems, create plumbing plans, and design fire alarm and sprinkler systems, and document your designs for construction and fabrication.
- Touring the Revit interface
- Linking to other models
- Creating floor plans
- Adding electrical panels, circuits, lighting, switches, conduit, and cables
- Creating a mechanical project
- Adding air terminals and ducting
- Sizing and tagging ducts
- Creating a plumbing view
- Adding supply piping and sanitary piping
- Creating fire protection fire alarm systems
- Adding sprinklers
- Importing CAD models in Revit 2017
- Working with text and dimensions
- Modeling fabrication parts
Skill Level Beginner
Duration
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Introduction
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Welcome1m 1s
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1. Starting a Revit Project
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Linking other models4m 28s
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Viewing the models3m 57s
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2. Revit Electrical
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Adding receptacles1m 56s
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Adding panels1m 57s
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Creating spaces3m 43s
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Creating a circuit1m 41s
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Adding lighting fixtures2m 45s
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Adding switches1m 35s
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Creating a lighting circuit1m 30s
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Creating a switching circuit1m 17s
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Adding conduit3m 25s
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Creating conduit types4m 19s
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Adding cable tray3m 11s
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Solution: Electrical1m 40s
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3. Revit Mechanical
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Adding mechanical equipment1m 54s
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Adding air terminals3m 28s
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Adding a supply duct3m 4s
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Adding a return duct3m 28s
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Sizing a duct2m 30s
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Tagging a duct5m 37s
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Solution: Mechanical4m 46s
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4. Revit Plumbing
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Creating a plumbing view2m 31s
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Adding equipment3m 21s
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Adding additional piping5m 42s
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Creating a system2m 50s
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Adding pipe accessories2m 23s
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Tagging items3m 27s
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5. Revit Fire Protection
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Modeling mains4m 51s
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Modeling branch lines5m 12s
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Adding pipe accessories2m 42s
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Tagging items3m 31s
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Adding specialty items2m 12s
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Creating a fire alarm view2m 13s
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6. Revit Worlkflow
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Creating detail views5m 37s
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Importing CAD3m 18s
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Importing details1m 57s
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Creating sheets5m 41s
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Printing sheets2m 45s
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Creating schedules6m 41s
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Using phasing4m 58s
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Working with text3m 18s
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Working with dimensions4m 29s
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Simple modify techniques5m 47s
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7. Fabrication Parts
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Fabrication settings3m 2s
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Modeling fabrication parts4m 31s
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Adding hangers4m 54s
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Tagging3m 2s
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Fabrication schedules2m 47s
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Conclusion
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Next steps22s
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