Design Master webinar on single-line diagrams in Revit: November 18

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Design Master Software is running a webinar on November 18, 2026 on building electrical single-line diagrams inside Revit. The session is presented by company president David Robison and focuses on the ElectroBIM add-in.

When and where

  • Date: Wednesday, November 18, 2026.
  • Time: 1:00 PM ET / 10:00 AM PT, which is 19:00 in Paris. The page gives no end time.
  • Format: online webinar.
  • Language: English.
  • Price: the registration page describes it as a free ElectroBIM webinar.

What it covers

Single-line diagrams are a classic pain point for electrical engineers in Revit. They are often drawn as detail lines on a drafting view, so every panel or feeder change has to be redrawn by hand and checked against the schedules.

According to Design Master, the session will cover:

  • best practices electrical firms use to produce single-line diagrams in Revit;
  • keeping every sheet synchronized with the same information, to remove duplication errors;
  • responding to project changes in minutes rather than days;
  • keeping the look of diagrams consistent across people and projects.

The company claims some firms cut their design time in half with these techniques. That figure comes from the vendor and has not been independently verified, so treat it as a claim to test on your own projects.

Who should attend

Electrical engineers, electrical designers and MEP BIM managers who produce power documentation in Revit. It is most useful for teams still maintaining single-line diagrams by hand alongside a Revit electrical model.

How to register

Sign up on Design Master’s webinar page: Create Single-Line Diagrams in Revit Without Late Nights or Change Orders.

Source

Design Master Software, webinar registration page

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