Revit MEP Electrical Masterclass- From Beginner to Advanced

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Cable Tray: Initial Considerations

Lecture 1: Selecting the appropriate electrical template – Types of cable trays

Lecture 2: Initial considerations for drawing cable trays

Lecture 3: Differences between the types of cable

Lecture 4: Types of cable tray connections in Revit

Lecture 5: Types of cable tray connections in the Type Properties window

Lecture 6: Defining custom cable tray connections

Lecture 7: Differences between cable trays with fittings and without fittings

Lecture 8: Defining Bend Radius Multiplier

Chapter 2: Exercise File

Lecture 1: Exercise File

Chapter 3: Cable Tray: Project

Lecture 1: Performing initial setup

Lecture 2: Linking cable tray drawings

Lecture 3: Downloading bent cable tray

Lecture 4: Configuring connections, Service Type, dimensions

Lecture 5: Drawing cable trays

Lecture 6: Drawing Power cable trays

Lecture 7: Drawing Low Current cable trays

Lecture 8: Defining filters for cable trays

Lecture 9: Identifying cable tray clashes with mechanical items

Lecture 10: Identifying clashes using the Interference Check command

Chapter 4: Cable Tray: Office Project

Lecture 1: Initial Electrical File Settings

Lecture 2: Creating Floor Plans for Floors

Lecture 3: Linking Cable Tray Map

Lecture 4: Defining Connections Size and Height of Cable Tray Drawing Service Type

Lecture 5: Drawing Power Cable Tray on the Fourth Floor

Lecture 6: Drawing Low Current Cable Tray on the Fourth Floor

Lecture 7: Electrical and Mechanical Interference Check

Lecture 8: Resolving Electrical and Mechanical Interferences

Lecture 9: Identifying Interferences with Interference Check Command

Lecture 10: Repairing the Structure of View Section in the Project Browser Window

Lecture 11: Settings for Section and 3D in the Project Browser Window

Lecture 12: Drawing Cable Tray Riser

Lecture 13: Drawing Cable Tray on the Wall

Lecture 14: Drawing cable tray without fittings for the third floor

Chapter 5: Lighting fixture: Office Project

Lecture 1: View Settings

Lecture 2: Placement of Hosted Square Ceiling Light

Lecture 3: Using Copy and Array Commands for Light Placement

Lecture 4: Placement of Circular Lights and Their Types

Chapter 6: Lighting fixture: Parking Project

Lecture 1: View Structure Settings in Project Browser Window

Lecture 2: Linking Light Map

Lecture 3: Placement of Parking Lights

Lecture 4: Copying Lights Using Array Command

Lecture 5: Adjusting Height of Copied Lights

Lecture 6: Resolving Light Interferences

Lecture 7: Placement of Wall Lights

Chapter 7: Conduit: Initial Considerations

Lecture 1: Types of Conduit

Lecture 2: Types of Conduit Connections in Revit

Lecture 3: Difference Between Conduits With Fittings and Without Fittings

Lecture 4: Defining Filters for Conduits

Chapter 8: Conduit: Parking Project

Lecture 1: Creating Floor Plan and Filter for Conduit Systems

Lecture 2: Defining View Template

Lecture 3: Reading Maps and Linking Lighting Map

Lecture 4: Size and Material of Conduit

Lecture 5: Basic Tips for Drawing Lighting Conduit

Lecture 6: Changing Properties of Conduit Elbow Family in Lookup Table

Lecture 7: Completing the Modeling of Lighting Conduit

Lecture 8: Completing the Modeling of Lighting Conduit

Lecture 9: Placement of Lighting Device Family

Lecture 10: Downloading Lighting Device Family

Lecture 11: Modeling Surface-mounted Lighting Device Family

Chapter 9: Conduit: Modeling Electrical Panel Family

Lecture 1: Main Body

Lecture 2: Lights on the Panel Door

Lecture 3: Hazard Sign on the Panel Door

Lecture 4: Panel Door Handle

Lecture 5: Placing Connectors

Chapter 10: Conduit: Parking Project

Lecture 1: Connecting Lighting Conduits to the Electrical Panel

Lecture 2: Reading and Linking the Emergency Lighting Plan

Lecture 3: Placing Emergency Lighting Fixtures

Lecture 4: Drawing Emergency Lighting Conduits

Lecture 5: Placing Exit Lights

Lecture 6: Drawing Exit Light Conduits

Lecture 7: Reading and Linking the Outlet Plan

Lecture 8: family modeling of three-phase outlet

Lecture 9: Conduit outlet drawing

Lecture 10: map reading and linking to Fire Alarm map – family placement of Smoke Detector

Lecture 11: family placement of Heat Detector and Flame Detector

Lecture 12: types of Strobe, Speaker and Horn

Lecture 13: family modeling of Control Module and Monitoring Module

Lecture 14: family modeling of Control Module and Monitoring Module

Lecture 15: Fire Alarm Conduit Drawing

Lecture 16: Map Reading and Linking Weak Flow Map – Door Lock Family Placement

Lecture 17: Card Reader family placement

Lecture 18: Modeling and Family Placement Alarm Break Glass Exit Push Buttom

Lecture 19: examples of conduit modeling in residential projects

Chapter 11: Schedule; Cable Tray Quantity Takeoff

Lecture 1: Selecting Parameters for the Cable Tray Quantity Takeoff Table

Lecture 2: Sorting and Categorizing the Cable Tray Quantity Takeoff Table

Lecture 3: Changing Units and Applying Conditions in the Quantity Takeoff Table

Lecture 4: Difference Between Cable Tray Quantity Takeoff With Fittings and Without Fitting

Lecture 5: Quantity Takeoff for Cable Tray Fittings

Chapter 12: Schedule; Conduit Measurement