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Interpreting Redline Markup on Levven Electrical Plans

Redline Markup on Electrical Plans

Levven takeoffs and redlines:

  • Maximize materials savings
  • Give field crews plans they can follow to wire and trim homes
  • Know what Levven products are needed to complete the installation
  • Make potential future servicing easier by keeping controllers accessible

Add Wire Markup on Electrical Plan

Two-conductor wire (2C) is represented by a 1-point dashed line.

Three-conductor wire (3C) is represented by a 3-point dashed line.


Home Runs

The home run is 2C wire directly from the electrical panel to a fixture or controller. Mark it with an "H" on the redline.

Junction Box Labels

Labels for each junction box contain:

  • Which kind of junction box to use.
  • Which controller is installed in the junction box.
  • How many conductors enter and exit the junction box.

Label Color

Color

Controller Type

Controller Part Numbers

Blue

Blue Wall Plate

GPC10

Green

Single-output

GPC10, GPC20, GPDT15, CP1-4

Box Type

ID Code 

Description 

Capacity 

Equivalent Part Numbers 

DP

Deep plastic box, 25 cubic inch

One controller only

US: Carlon BH25HP

Canada: Nutec WOCT

DPWE

Deep plastic box, 25 cubic inch, with 2-inch extension ring

One or two controllers

US: Carlon BH25HP and 2-inch box extender

Canada: Nutec WOCT and 2-inch box extender

4MBR

4” x 4” box with device mud ring

One or two controllers

US: Carlon B432ARR-UPC and 1-Gang Single-Device Flat Square Cover

Canada: Nutec WRD and 1-Gang Single-Device Flat Square Cover

SRP

Single-gang receptacle box

One controller only

US: Carlon B122A

Canada: Nutec WSW

Controller Number

The controller number is an easy reference to between the controllers listed in your takeoff spreadsheet and their locations on the redline.

NOTE: The controller numbers you define in the takeoff spreadsheet are NOT related to any numbers in the Quick Kit.

Takeoff

To determine which kit will best suit your project, you must figure out how many switches and controllers are required to complete the electrical installation. This is known as the electrical controls takeoff.

To build a Levven takeoff, count the number of single-pole, 3-way, and 4-way electrical switch legs from your electrical plan. Next, count the number of plate types you will need. This will be your material requirements for this takeoff.

Based on your count, select the most suitable size Levven Quick kit you will need. Kit sizes might not fit the requirements perfectly. You may need to add or remove controllers and/or switches to get the correct number of materials for your project.

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