Produce a switchgear register from single-line diagrams.
Electrical handover on any process or power facility includes a master switchgear register. Every breaker, transformer, motor, generator, and protection relay with rating, position, and ANSI/IEEE C37.2 device numbers. The single-line diagrams carry it all. The spreadsheet trail does the typing.
Three drawings included on a new account.
How it works.
- 01Upload the SLD setSingle-page or multi-page SLDs, including legacy scanned drawings.
- 02Section groupingBus bars, switchgear sections, and feeder relationships are extracted with their hierarchical structure preserved. Each breaker carries its associated protection relay device numbers, 52 main breaker, 87 differential, 50, 51 overcurrent, 27, 59 voltage.
- 03Export the registerExcel workbook grouped by section, with protection-device columns alongside the breaker tag. CSV for asset-management imports. JSON for digital twin or DCS handover ingestion.
What you get.
- Switchgear register grouped by section and bus, with rating and current per breaker
- Protection-device list with ANSI/IEEE C37.2 device function numbers per breaker
- Transformer schedule with rating, taps, vector groups, and cooling class
- Motor and generator schedule with rated power and starting class
Common questions
Are ANSI/IEEE C37.2 device function numbers, 52, 87, 50, 51 extracted as their own field.
Yes. SLD reading covers the C37.2 numbering scheme so device functions are tagged distinctly from the breaker tag. Each breaker carries its protection relay set as a structured array on the output.
Can the register feed an asset-management import like Maximo or SAP PM.
Yes. The asset register exports for IBM Maximo and SAP PM. For other asset-management systems, integration teams map the JSON export to the system's data model through its own import path.
Put it to work.
Electrical handover on any process or power facility includes a master switchgear register. Every breaker, transformer, motor, generator, and protection relay with rating, position, and ANSI/IEEE C37.2 device numbers. The single-line diagrams carry it all. The spreadsheet trail does the typing.
Three drawings included on a new account.