One-Line diagram software

[JoeNorm]

Does anyone use a simple and accessible (not auto-cad) program to draw one-lines? Any recommendations?

 

[Jolted]

Try SkyCAD. Or if you’re into open source, QElectroTech isn’t bad.

 

[Npstewart]

If you dont want to use autocad or any autocad-like software then you should probably just use power point. Power point does a good job at allowing you to use shapes and text.

 

[grich]

I use Visio for one-line drawing. I don't know what corporate pays for it. It has a number of electrical symbols available to drag-and-drop along with the usual shapes.

 

[oldsparky52]

Depending on how simple/complex you wanted to get, you could probably do it on Excel.

 

[gadfly56]

You could use Bluebeam. After a little work creating your blocks, you can create your diagrams directly in a PDF document.

 

[DrSparks]

Adobe Illustrator

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[DrSparks]

You could use Bluebeam. After a little work creating your blocks, you can create your diagrams directly in a PDF document.

I've used Blue beam not bad but costly


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[tom baker]

Visio. Uses premade shape you drop into the dwg. They resize according to the dwg scale

 

[marmathsen]

I use Google Drawings, it's part of the Google drive service, free for many types of accounts.

Rob G