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AutoCAD Electrical

Designed for electrical control systems, this toolset delivers 65,000+ intelligent symbols, automates wire and component tagging, supports circuit building, generates PLC drawings from imported data, and ensures compliance with standards like JIC and IEEE.

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What is AutoCAD Electrical?

AutoCAD Electrical toolset is a software included in Autodesk AutoCAD icon Autodesk AutoCAD designed for electrical design, allowing users to create and modify electrical control systems. It includes over 65,000 intelligent symbols, automation for wire and tag numbering, automatic reports, and support for various electrical standards.

The toolset's library of symbols enhances design efficiency for all project scales. The software's automation capabilities streamline tasks like automatic numbering and includes a Project Manager function for easy component tagging and file modification.

Key features include the Circuit Builder for designing circuits from scratch, with the software recommending parts and connection methods. It also generates PLC drawings from spreadsheets, databases, and text files, eliminating manual entry.

The toolset aligns with electrical design standards such as JIC and IEEE, using symbols to denote components that fall under these standards.