Calculate the load based upon the length and the remote transformers.

It is too easy for anyone to select "Copy to Master" and make a mess of the master database.

We need a way to link two family instances together so that when you update one of the instances it updates the other.

Be able to specify that the voltage drop on a feeder should be based upon the connected or other load, rather than the calculated load.

One example of a use for this feature is a piece of equipment that serves a single motor. You want the voltage drop for the connected load of the motor, rather than the calculate load, which will be 125% of the motor load.

Be able to draw loops between devices for low-voltage lines, for connecting items like sensors and power packs.

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

Have a way to make a unique cable ID for every feeder, branch circuit and low voltage circuit. For example P-MCC1-001 for the power cable fed from MCC1 or PT-FLOWGAS-003 for a pressure transmitter.

I'm working on a big industrial plant where I need a have a cable number for every cable in the plant.

I would like to have the ID on the one line, plan view drawing and export to Excel.

Be able to right click or slow-double-click on a room name in the Zone Tree or Floor Tree to be able to change it

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%.

Be able to create plumbing and piping fixtures, similar to light fixture or receptacles in DM Electrical or diffusers in DM HVAC.

Detect room boundaries from the architect's XREF automatically and create rooms based upon it.

It would be nice to at least have the command to match diffuser callout location.

MV conductor insulation is much larger so you cannot get as many conductors inside a conduit. if you're using design master to calculate your feeder conduits it will be incorrect over 600v. I don't believe this is readily apparent now.

We can assign layers based on one-line (panel) or circuit or devices however not all parts of circuit are on the same layer. I may run some in the slab and some in the walls. Having the ability toi use the manual loop tool to change the layer system would be helpful. Also having the ability to assign a device to multiple layers would be helpful as well.

Or have some of the loops new and some existing.

Comply with NEC Article 700 requirements for selective coordination of overcurrent protective devices in the supply side of emergency system.

Add the ability to specify a prefix or suffix for panel callouts when inserting them on the drawing. For example, be able to label them NEW PANEL 'LA' rather than simple LA.

Also be able to replace the panel name with a different value in the circuit callout. This feature would be used when the panel name is very long.

Also be able to leave the panel name off entirely and list just the circuit number in the homerun label. This feature would be used when there is only one panel in an area.