good electrical cad package?

• Oct 15, 2001

• #2

MMAshwin

Computer

Apr 26, 2001

132

Hi,

Your question depends on your budget. They range from free to reeeeeeeealy expensive.

I use/have used a few of the following each has their good and bad points. Whether it be price or ease of use,

Ivex (Windraft & Winboard - good price, ok functions)

http://www.ivex.com/home/

Edwin (All the gadgets a little bit pricey)

http://www.swiftdesigns.co.uk/edwin/edwin_main.htm

PCA (Well thought out program with try before you buy)

http://waldherr.com/

Any questions, just ask
Regards

 

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• Oct 15, 2001

• #3

MMAshwin

Computer

Apr 26, 2001

132

Hi,

OOOOOOOpppppps :-(.
Butter my bum and call me a tea cake if I didn't just re-read your question and realize my answer is nonsense. I neglected to read the "ELECTRICAL cad". Mine are electronic cad packages sorry !.

regards

 

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• Oct 15, 2001

• Thread starter
• #4

scrag

Electrical

Oct 15, 2001

4

no worries squire.

 

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• Jan 30, 2002

• #5

Retire2Day

Electrical

Apr 30, 2001

3

Check out VIA Wiring Diagram by:
VIA Development Corporation
317-581-1295

http://www.viadevelopment.com

It runs on AutoCad

 

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• Feb 4, 2002

• #6

r19h72

Electrical

Aug 10, 2001

14

There are some european CAE-packages (computer aided engineering) you could try:

EPLAN 21 or EPLAN 5

http://www.eplan.de

RUPLAN or ELCAD

http://www.aucotec.de

These packages are for professional use and not cheap.

regards

 

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• Sep 24, 2002

• #7

JBee

Electrical

Sep 24, 2002

5

EPLAN Electrical DEsign Software has Auto wire numbering and device numbering. Auto cross reference and will produce Cable connection Diagrams

see

http://www.eplan.co.uk

 

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• Jan 29, 2003

• #8

hbendillo

Electrical

Jan 24, 2003

88

Try these guys:

http://www.cadplus.com/

If you end up using there programs let me know how you like it. Looks interesting.

 

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• Feb 12, 2003

• #9

Poohder

Electrical

Aug 19, 2002

2

If you are looking for a really good package with all the bells and whistles, try EC-CAD from Industrial Controls and Concepts, Inc. They have a North American Electrical Package (inch units/symbols) and a Global Electrical Package (metric units/symbols) along with ISO Fluid Power Packages. You can review EC-CAD at

http://www.icc-controls.com

for more information and pricing. All packages are a add-on to AutoCAD and run in all versions, R14,R2000,and R2002.

 

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