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Edit Equipment List

To edit the equipment list project settings, go to
Ribbon: DME: Customization→Project Customization→  Equipment List Label Group
Pulldown Menu: DM Electrical→Customization→Labels and Schedules→Project List→Edit Equipment List Project List

To edit the equipment list standards settings, go to
Ribbon: DME: Customization→Master & Standards Customization→  Equipment List Label Group
Pulldown Menu: DM Electrical→Customization→Labels and Schedules→Standards and Master Lists→Edit Equipment List Standards List

Select Equipment Group Dialog Box​

Select the equipment group to be edited and press the button.

Equipment Schedule Label Display and Order Dialog Box​

See the Common Label and Schedule Information section for more information about using the and buttons and the Key ☰, Label, Width, Justification ▾, and ☐ Display fields.

Values in the Key ☰ column are listed alphabetically below.

  •  Breaker The size of the breaker and number of poles for the piece of equipment.

    Examples: 20/1, 30/3

  •  Calculated Load The total calculated load in kVA.

    If the equipment has a Kitchen, Appliance, Continuous, Appliance, Noncontinuous, Electric Dryer, Electric Cooking, or Dwelling Unit Heating load, the appropriate NEC reference for the calculated load will be displayed instead. See the Load Information section for more information.

  •  Callout The name of the piece of equipment as specified in the equipment definition.

  •  Callout Tag The callout tag block for the equipment. See the Equipment Options section for more information.

  •  Circuit The circuit to which the equipment is connected.

  •  Control Wiring By This value is taken from the equipment definition.

  •  Custom Panel Description The panel description for the equipment. The default value is the callout.

  •  Demand Factor The demand factor for each of the loads.

  •  Description This value is taken from the equipment definition.

  •  Disconnect This value is taken from the equipment definition.

  •  Disconnect Description This value is taken from the equipment definition.

  •  Disconnect Fuse Size This value is taken from the equipment definition.

  •  Disconnect Fuse Type This value is taken from the equipment definition.

  •  Disconnect Installed By This value is taken from the equipment definition.

  •  Disconnect Mounting Height The elevation at which the disconnect is mounted.

  •  Disconnect Provided By This value is taken from the equipment definition.

  •  Disconnect Schedule Note 1 This value is taken from the equipment definition.

  •  Disconnect Schedule Note 2 This value is taken from the equipment definition.

  •  Disconnect Schedule Note 3 This value is taken from the equipment definition.

  •  Equipment Mounting Height The elevation at which the equipment is mounted.

  •  FLA / BCSC This value is taken from the equipment definition.

  •  Frame Size This value is taken from the equipment definition.

  •  Full Volts The full voltage designation for the equipment. It includes the voltage, the number of poles, and the number of wires.

    Examples: 120V 1P 2W, 208V 2P 2W

  •  Horsepower If the piece of equipment has a motor specified in horsepower, the size will be displayed. If it does not have a motor specified in horsepower, this field will be left blank.

  •  Installed By This value is taken from the equipment definition.

  •  KVA The total connected load in kVA.

  •  Load All of the loads on the equipment. The load type and load size in kVA or horsepower are listed.

  •  Load Type All of the load types on the equipment.

  •  Location This value is taken from the equipment definition.

  •  MCA This value is taken from the equipment definition.

  •  MOCP This value is taken from the equipment definition.

  •  NEMA This value is taken from the equipment definition.

  •  Poles The number of poles on the equipment.

  •  Provided By This value is taken from the equipment definition.

  •  Room The room the equipment is inserted in.

  •  Schedule Note 1 This value is taken from the equipment definition.

  •  Schedule Note 2 This value is taken from the equipment definition.

  •  Schedule Note 3 This value is taken from the equipment definition.

  •  Separate Amps The connected amps for each of the different load types for a piece of equipment. Each load is listed separately.

  •  Sheet This value is taken from the equipment definition.

  •  Short Voltage The voltage designation for the equipment without the wires listed. It includes the voltage and the number of poles.

    Examples: 120V 1P, 208V 2P

  •  Starter Description This value is taken from the equipment definition.

  •  Starter Installed By This value is taken from the equipment definition.

  •  Starter NEMA Enclosure This value is taken from the equipment definition.

  •  Starter NEMA Size This value is taken from the equipment definition.

  •  Starter Provided By This value is taken from the equipment definition.

  •  Starter Schedule Note 1 This value is taken from the equipment definition.

  •  Starter Schedule Note 2 This value is taken from the equipment definition.

  •  Starter Schedule Note 3 This value is taken from the equipment definition.

  •  Starter Thermal Overload This value is taken from the equipment definition.

  •  Symbol The blocks used to represent the piece of equipment, including the disconnect if the equipment has one.

  •  Total Amps The total calculated load in amps.

  •  Trip Size The size of the breaker for the circuit to which the equipment is connected.

  •  Volts The voltage only for the equipment. It does not include the number of poles or wires.

    Examples: 120, 208

  •  Volts and Phase The voltage designation for the equipment with the phase listed instead of the number of poles.

    Examples: 120V 1-PH 2W, 208V 3-PH 4W

  •  Volts Only The voltage value of the equipment. Only the volts will be displayed. The poles and wires will not be displayed.

    Examples: 120V, 208V

  •  Wire Callout The full wire callout for the equipment.

  •  Wire Length The length of the phase wire connected to the equipment.

  •  Wire Size The size of the phase wire connected to the equipment.