1 Bring the floorplan
A photo, the architect's PDF, or a 3D scan on an iPhone with LiDAR. No drawing? Draw the walls on a grid.
Electrical plans,
drawn on site.
Floorplan in, symbols on, wires drawn, circuits tested, PDF out. On iPhone, iPad, Mac and in the browser.
Free to start. Premium is a monthly subscription, priced for your country in the app.
Why ePlan
One plan, from the site visit to the PDF the client signs. Drawn once, changed in minutes, the same on every screen.
Three steps, one plan.
From the floorplan to a PDF in the client's inbox.
2 Place symbols, draw wires
Seventy-one devices in your standard. Drag one onto the plan, tap two to wire them, colour each circuit.
3 Test it, then send it
Check that every device reaches the board, flick the switches, see the load per circuit. Then export the PDF with its legend.
Built for the trade.
What an electrician needs on site. Nothing else.
Symbols in your standard
IEC 60617 or US drawings and names, chosen per device. The plan stays the same for the whole team.
Wires that follow the symbols
Tap one symbol, then another. Move a socket and its wires come along.
Test the wiring
Connectivity from the board, a switch simulation, an indicative load per circuit against its breaker.
Work as a team
Invite the crew with a code. Edits sync to every device.
Scan rooms in 3D
Walk the rooms with an iPhone with LiDAR and get a floorplan with its dimensions. Free.
Exports that read right
A PDF with its legend, sharp at any zoom, at the plan's shape or on A4 or Letter. Or an image for a message.
The same device, drawn your way.
Every device has a drawing and a name in both conventions.
Double socketDuplex receptacle
RCD socketGFCI receptacle
1-way switchSingle-pole switch
2-way switch3-way switch
Ceiling lightCeiling light
Distribution boardPanel
Left, the IEC 60617 drawing; right, the US drawing.
Everywhere you work.
iPhone
The whole app, with the camera and the 3D room scan.
iPad
The plan beside the symbol panel.
Mac
The same app in a window, on the same subscription.
Any browser
Sign in at app.electricalfloorplans.com on Windows or Linux.
The apps speak 30 languages. The web app speaks English for now.
Free to start. Premium when the work grows.
Free
- One project with two plans
- One editing session per plan: what you draw stays
- Every symbol, every wire, the 3D room scan
- Exports carry a small "Made with ePlan" line
Premium
- Unlimited projects and plans
- Edit every plan as often as you like
- Invite your team
- Test mode: Check, Simulate, Loads
- Watermark-free PDF export
Monthly, bought in the app, priced for your country. Cancel any time. One subscription covers every device.
Questions, answered.
- Which symbols does it draw?
- Seventy-one devices in nine groups, each drawn and named in the IEC 60617 and the US convention, plus a custom symbol you name. The full chart.
- Do I need a floorplan?
- No. Photograph a drawing, import a PDF or picture, scan the rooms in 3D, or draw the walls on a grid.
- Is the load estimate a design calculation?
- No. It is an indicative figure from typical loads, so an overloaded circuit stands out early. The calculations your regulations require still apply, and the app says so.
- Does it work on Windows?
- Yes, in the browser at app.electricalfloorplans.com, with the same Apple or Google sign-in.
- Is there an Android app?
- Not yet. The web app works in an Android tablet's browser.
- Which languages?
- The apps speak 30 languages, following the device. The web app is English for now.
- Where are my plans kept?
- On the app's server, synced to every device you sign in on, and cached on the device for editing offline. See the privacy policy.