Display equipment information in takeoffs. (Currently the equipment blocks are graphical only, mainly for 3D drafting).

Have an option for combined homeruns that will display tick marks and a circuit callout on the loop where the circuits change.

For example, if you have a circuit like this:

<-----(1)------(1)------(3)------(3)

It would insert a circuit label and tick marks between the devices on circuit 1 and 3.

P-1,3<-----(1)------(1)---3--(3)------(3)

For RV Parks and Marinas, be able to model the pedestals or shore power receptacles as equipment connections, and use the feeder calculations on the branch circuits for breaker sizing and voltage drop purposes.

Right now, one has to edit all the blocks of a panel schedule in order to simply change the font. There should be a way to set the preferred font for all these schedules. If there is a way, I don't know about it. When I first set up DM 10 years or so ago, I do not remember having to change every block, but it's been so long ago...

Be able to recalculate the voltage drop for just a portion of the project when updating the schedule.

Be able to remove text from specific pipes so that not every little branch and section has a label.

Be able to swap circuits in Revit like you can using the "Move Circuit" command in DM Electrical for AutoCAD.

Be able to easily mirror plumbing plans. Risers that extend to multiple floors cause problems for the mirror command.

Keep track of which panel schedules are inserted on all the drawings in a project. Be able to check and confirm there is a schedule inserted for each drawing on a project.

The goal for this feature is quality control on large projects as panels are added and deleted.

Create recurring low voltage panels that work like standard recurring panels.

Be able to enable or disable the wire callout on a homerun on a circuit-by-circuit basis.

You can specific a default elevation for light fixtures in the schedule. Expand this functionality to all types of electrical devices.

Weight of ducts in HVAC Takeoffs provide a very simple way to estimate cost of projects.

Or, add an option to calculate square feet of sheet metal ductwork.

Have schedule quantities and takeoffs count the number of items connected to recurring panels.

When there is T.I. work within a large project you want to show only the the voltage drop for the TI space. You have to deselect all the equipment not in the space one at a time to show a voltage drop schedule for just the TI work. What if you could group the panels in a similar way to luminaires so that the TI voltage drop or fault schedule has only the TI panels, without disabling the ability to show a schedule for the main project or another TI within that project.

Be able to change the size of the arc-flash labels to fit a specific size.

Add acoustical calculations to the ductwork.

High-leg delta panels are always unbalanced. The balanced 3-phase amps we display is not a good number to use when sizing these panels. The connected amps by phase does not account for largest motor loads or continuous loads.

Add the ability to determine the amps by phase using calculated loads. The largest motor, lighting, and continuous loads would all be calculated at 125%. All other loads would be calculated at 100%.

Add another option to "Homerun wire callouts and tick marks" labeled "Tick marks for more than 1-pole , wire callouts for > #12".