EPLAN Pro Panel Wiring cut-out Tutorial

[@alikeneshloo1989]

Thank you so much for sharing this educational video.🌹

[@UncleKruno]

Thank you Ali

[@deividasnaudzius6504]

Thanks!

[@EPLANP8_Tutorial]

Perfect

[@UncleKruno]

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[@bengineerhulme]

Video was helpful. Thanks. Would be gerat to see a harting industrial connector placed exnernally on bottom of cabinet and then routed to a terminal strip.

[@UncleKruno]

Sure thing. If you have already a Pro Panel Project ready and would like to see it routed feel free to send it to me (probably to reach me best at LinkedIn) Otherwise let me know what Part Number you are using and I can assemble something. Best Regards Kruno

[@Saber.Ghorani]

Hi mr kruno I have a big problem about wireing routing pass. Righ now I have a panel with two mounting panel consist front and rear side back to back with 15cm distance. Actually we have so meny wires that are going from front side to back side. I dont know how can I establish this routing pass. Of course I should mention that hole cutting will be inside duct.

[@UncleKruno]

Hello Sir. Thank you for your question. If you use the Route functionality you need to make sure that you have a full Routing Path Network between source and target ( Routing Path Network consists of Routing Paths, Curves, Wire Ducts, Wiring Cut Outs and Routing Ranges). Typically when you have 2 surfaces with an distance, you would like connect them with a Curve or Routing Path: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mZaTZ5l8dq6satU If you have done the connection please check with Routing path network tracking that you have a complete network. If it still does not work, you can try to "Force" the wire into a routing path by using the functionality "Entry point into routing path network" (To be sure make sure to do this at source and target). Hope this helps. Kruno

[@ДмитрийЗеленцов-ф6р]

How do you place a preassemblied cable, for example Ethernet cable with RJ-45 connectors on both side? Or, that is more interesting, cable with known length with connector on one side and with a "pigtail" on the other one?. Thank you)