Put the essentials for everyday use of the switchboard on each label: the symbol, rating and circuit name. Check the appearance in the preview.
Residual current devices list their breakers
Distribution blocks are muted
Long Polish words split only between syllables
Size and scale for your printer
The sheet includes a 100 mm ruler. Print a test, measure it and adjust the scale if needed before you apply the labels.
Vertical labels for one-module devices
A 100 mm ruler on the sheet to check the print
Names come from the project
Automatic switchboard design labels the devices, and a breaker takes the name of its circuit. You can change every marking and code, for example FI for RCDs and QF for breakers.
Your own device codes
Change a circuit name in the project and the corrected label appears on your next printout.
How it works
Design the switchboard
Devices and circuits with their names.
Check the preview
It follows every setting live.
Print at 100%
Check the ruler, cut and stick.
Label sheets from the demo project
Click a sheet to see it in full size.
Label sheet A4 landscape with the ruler
Single-line schematic With the same device names
Circuit schedule For the switchboard door
Labels follow the switchboard
Rename a circuit or move a device, and the next print shows it. The labels are part of the as-built documentation.
On self-adhesive paper in an ordinary printer. Cut the strips along the marks and stick them above or below the devices.
The labels came out too large. What now?
Print at actual size (100%), not fit to page. If the 100 mm ruler is still wrong, set the print scale; for example 160 mm printed as 164 mm needs 97.6%.
Can I change the text on a label?
Yes. The label uses the device and circuit names from the project, so you change them there and print again.
Can I print in black and white?
Yes. The preview has a black-and-white switch, so you can check the labels before printing on a monochrome printer.