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

[@nicolash.udaetaalaiza8376]

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.

[@echawia]

exactly

[@urbanturbine]

It was important for him to show that you can't connect a 277V device to 120V panel. They are different voltage (not wattage).

[@berrydallas6230]

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!

[@kingwolf4444]

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

[@farahnsour8109]

thank you so much you are truly a miracle that every architectural student needs , i've recently graduated but im still finding your videos super helpful and amazing

[@olimpiuandrone7173]

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!

[@edentesfaye1171]

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

[@luizmagalhaesbr]

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

[@fakhraddinverdiyev1348]

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

[@toubamisk9209]

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

[@munawarfairoos5958]

GOD GIVE YOU THE TALENT AND YOU ARE NOW GIVING TO OTHERS... THANK YOU BROTHERRR... @BALKAN ARMY

[@MarcelLinus]

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

[@jeanp.5929]

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.

[@lescherry458]

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.

[@efraingalicia6900]

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.

[@armandonunezdeanda8905]

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.

[@PhilaMkhize-v9l]

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

[@magdaelassouad]

Thank you .. I'm actually using Auto Cad electrical and I can see Revit is easier and more practical

[@BearWolf21]

Good job. Note: the 277 is voltage. Thanks

[@xiaoqiyang1878]

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

[@danialzaidi1314]

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!

[@VinylGames]

I would love to see an update on this video somewhere in the future. I think this could be very useful to a lot of people.

[@warnahati6337]

Perty clear bro.. Much love and respect from Indonesia

[@nathanael6248]

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

[@julianachaparro5840]

Ima download it thanks for sharing!!

[@gokayzaral2833]

thanks, it actually let me through so i could download it.

[@TiyesArtboard]

Thank you for sharing ! Great tutorial !

[@YasirRakvlog]

Thanks for your wonderful work

[@rksudera]

Very Well Explained... Great Work!

[@boZHANG-x3u]

best video very helpful pro dude

[@mirallotaif2385]

Thanks so much for your detailed explanations

[@gabytapin]

Thank you! 🙏 You helped me a lot with this useful video 😊

[@omermehamet3847]

amazing as usual

[@Elangelina]

Thank you for sharing your talent.

[@Jamal-pd1tl]

Grear work and very nice presentation.

[@axwell1992]

Very useful balkan, thanks 👌

[@user-gt8dc9nw5b]

what is the difference between a power plan and a lighting plan. Why draw sockets in the lighting plan?

[@ElectricRob]

A lot of questions below - I'll try to answer a few. If you don't see a POWER button when you try to circuit a receptacle, you may be using an "architectural" family that does not have an electrical connection - in the Autodesk Cloud, look for an MEP version to download which will have the proper connection. If you can't connect anything to your panel, make sure the panel has a "Distribution system" assigned to it in the instance Properties dialog - the device you are trying to connect must be set to a voltage that is within the distribution system of the panelboard. You can use an AutoCAD file as a background architectural plan, but you won't have walls to host your devices - you would then need to use "Non-hosted" receptacles, switches, etc. which are typically custom made. Or you can add walls into your model over the CAD walls - lots of work of course, but possible. Hope this helps!

[@caesar7821]

Very cool easy to follow Thank you !!

[@deishaheen]

Thanks For Revit Video .

[@anastasiosmichaelkoutoumba9384]

Excellent Video

[@Earthvsmoon]

Thanks balkan. Amazing

[@kashyapchaumal8165]

awesome, thank you very much for this video

[@djamaloued.2337]

nice video. thank you balkan

[@yuvarajnagarajan1269]

Very nice. Please upload detail video about customize electrical load schedule pro

[@colombiansRul3s]

12:35 you say the panel is 208 "watts", you mean to say voltage

[@Kapczynski007]

Excellent video! Thank you!

[@zwang9607]

very informative tutorial

[@michaelfang1242]

You are awesome!!

[@Pukovnik2212]

Super kanal. trebala bi mi pomoc oko revita i magicad-a. inace sturdiram eletro thniku. ako postoji mogucnost na srpskom bili bi odlicno.

[@abebaayalew2706]

For very new starters it is more easier if you tell where and how to start, because you tel us to go "insert" and "link revit" you go to "desktop or wherever your file" but I don't have any file so! where do i start ?

[@musaadigun4072]

Thank you very much man

[@JoseEduardo-kf9si]

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

[@valeriepierre7297]

can you do this in the architectural template? if I want to keep all my disciplines in one file?

[@adamwrigh8805]

CAN YOU ANSWER VALERIES QUESTION PLEASE BALKAN

[@andreadellai3819]

Amazing video. I have a question about the illumination. Do you connect the illumination system like the electric system? Sincerely AD

[@clarencehung]

hi, i would like to thnak you for making this video, i tried this in my own project and works fine, after some time i want to adjust the elevation of the lights but i cant. then i tried deleting it and remake them and it worked. after that i moved on to the second floor and tried to remake the ligthign on 2/F but i can not set the elevation. is it some setting problems?? thank you

[@b.school2024]

wow its great explanation

[@bruh30k75]

very helpful; video balkan architech pls add revitt files for use thnks

[@b_gumm]

Very good video. Thank you

[@osamaomar9043]

you are the best

[@juancarlosabad3298]

what was that with the 270 Watt ?? Power limitations ? or did you mean 270 Volt....voltage incompatibility? ....preventing the light bulbs to connect tot the panel...

[@alaskanuni]

Thank you so much!

[@AmeiInteriors]

Thank you!! ♥

[@marzishafiei6647]

awsome,thanks

[@abdupk1740]

Great one

[@thegamer4457]

Sir please make more and more videos on this topic

[@shabbirahamed2881]

yeh bro i am also want more ....... plz

[@anasjoy]

Thanks a lot. Could you explain about placing these socket outlets with dimensions on a linked architecture file. This is without dimensions

[@nestorfsanchezjr]

Thank you!

[@jean-deedeklerk3575]

For MEP in Revit, who starts first? Mechanical Electrical or plumbing?

[@waleedjhdyyr5831]

Very nice

[@manojkumarc3157]

Thank you for all of your videos. I have nearly watch all of ur videos. Can I get a sample revit file of a simple house(1HBK) with complete MEP design which you have done.

[@manojkumarc3157]

my mail ID [e-mail]. Kindly please mail if possible.

[@akashpatil9341]

Thanks bro🙏🙏🙏

[@eng.jewelhasan3026]

bro, how to make electrical plan after inserting a autocad plan using revit.

[@sakkirali9131]

thank you very much bro.....

[@designerguy6257]

Where are the files in Patreon? I just supported you but I don't see any files.

[@engm7e]

Thanks for this tutorial and please if you can make tutorial for mechanical 🤓

[@engrmushfiqur]

There are tons of learning sites out there to learn Revit. But there is not a single large scale real-world project MEP which has been shown from scratch to commission. This is like just typical bookish Indian school.

[@KevlarSammy]

Tons of learning sites? Can you share please?

[@pandarzzz]

Thank you for sharing this informative video~! Greatly learned... 😃

[@felipemelo285]

Error: "Cannot assign or add Panel 01 to Circuit. There is no assigned distribution system for Panel 01."

[@tiernanluke]

Hi Luke here an electrician from London UK. I'd like to do a full course on this and find work doing Electrical drawings. What knowledge or qualifications would I need before going into this? Thanks so much.

[@spbhushan3356]

thank you can u plz make video on new family creation

[@acemmanuel2002]

Excellent stuff....meanwhile 277Volts not Watts

[@albertasemota1709]

Thank you for sharing this informative video. can electrical schematic diagram be done in revit?

[@walaazain229]

Thank you

[@cozycabin4]

I followed along and my ceiling lights are not showing up on my floor plan. Please advise.

[@malam4883]

What will you add in power floor plan.

[@youthinindia]

When I first started I could import samples but now everti I do so it just gives the soft 1. I want to cut, stretch and edit the

[@syedatiqabbas5036]

Great sir , sir plz more electric work plz

[@samsword3210]

What is the best version of electrical Revit and is it called Electrical or MEP Revit ?

[@jayadinash9102]

MEP comes with Revit.

[@revittube9700]

Love it

[@Candy_man..]

So i am getting problem My architectural plan does not have ceiling it has floors due to which Ceiling is not showing while adding lightning fixtures? what should i DO?

[@mduncan5258]

Excellent video, but what abouy the config.? I´m getting so many warnings while trying to do my circuits and can´t use the default schudle template, is not showing anything. Thanks (or if someone have the answer I´ll listen to it)

[@andybird8515]

the lights did not connect to the DB(panel) because the lihgting was 240 volts. Not watts?

[@Full_lust01]

System tab for electrical equipment not showing in my Revit student version

[@nestorrivera3106]

Hello, I have never been able to get the electrical template. How can i fix this error? thanks 4 the vid

[@HirenJadav-p3v]

what is the MEP Setting s for complete the circuit ? i cant select the panel to complete the circuit

[@faridilhami6392]

i have some issue that my furnitures wont display while opening electrical mode, what should i do

[@louismeoto2126]

nice beginner tutorial.but i wish to know why you were able to see your panel board in your ceiling plan when you wanted to do the lighting but the receptacles were not visible.

[@toddrathier5263]

Probably the depth of view. The panel sits higher up the wall then the outlets.

[@ubadaashaeib8237]

can I do my circuit without recognizing the room as you did in 7:15 is it necessary ??

[@AMATUREE1]

Great Video. XD

[@kahil001]

Thanks for this tutorial.....make more vidoes