Panel Schedules
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You could create on on Excel that should work or do like most guys and just type one up in Word.
macmikeman
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You don't really need a computer, you could do the job with a strait edge ruler, a pen , some paper, and a copy machine. Make a bunch of templates. Do some for single phase panels, and some for 3 phase panels.
Run the copies. Then fill in the blanks as needed . Tape the results into the cover of the panel. Remain computer illiterate. Or better yet, read a book or two, learn how to be "computer literate" and do a nicer job of it.
Run the copies. Then fill in the blanks as needed . Tape the results into the cover of the panel. Remain computer illiterate. Or better yet, read a book or two, learn how to be "computer literate" and do a nicer job of it.
If you have a computer (and obviosly you do 
) ...break out Excel, Word, even "Notebook".
The schedule does not need to be fancy, but you have the option....and you will use the options when you get comfortable with the program/s.
Here's an example of one of mine using Excel:
One copy I laminate and stick in the panel, 1 copy I hand to the HO/business owner for them. File gets saved into the folder with the scans of permits, plans, reciepts, etc.
You can't see it (because I edited it out), but next to my logo I have my tele number, lic number etc....Under that, the proerty adress and block/lot number. Takes all of about 5 minutes to "create"
) ...break out Excel, Word, even "Notebook". The schedule does not need to be fancy, but you have the option....and you will use the options when you get comfortable with the program/s.
Here's an example of one of mine using Excel:
One copy I laminate and stick in the panel, 1 copy I hand to the HO/business owner for them. File gets saved into the folder with the scans of permits, plans, reciepts, etc.
You can't see it (because I edited it out), but next to my logo I have my tele number, lic number etc....Under that, the proerty adress and block/lot number. Takes all of about 5 minutes to "create"
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So Celtic....did you get anything good at Ebay? :grin:
e57
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These guys have some free ones that you can pull thier logo off of, insert your own, etc. (Use the excel version, it can do load calc's for you too. read the instruction tab on it...) They have some other usefull items there too.
http://www.dcengineers.com/downloads.html
http://www.dcengineers.com/downloads.html
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Bob Kraemer
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Thanks, I like those better than the ones I made in word format.e57 said:
macmikeman
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celtic said:
I was hoping you'd see the humor. Glad it didn't go the other way:grin: :grin:
jimport
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- Master Electrician
Square D used to have one on CD. The order #0101EP0301.
I do not know if it is still available.
I do not know if it is still available.
Bob Kraemer
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peter d
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I find that "Lights and Plugs" is the easiest, fastest way to go.
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I think you meant "Lites and Plugs", Pete.peter d said:
peter d
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Doh! You're right!
Found several for SqD online...jimport said:
Ckts. 1-42, and ckts. 43-84 in left odd, right even numbering format.
There are a few others for different number of ckts. and numbering format. Go to SqD's website and search on the term "panelboard designation" or "directory card". The search result will likely only yield two MS Word docs, but under the second, click the link "More results from..."
LarryFine
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iwire said:
I bet I know where he got it!macmikeman said:Hey, no fair. I just noticed Mike Holt has more hair than I got.
quogueelectric
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cheap and easy
cheap and easy
cheap and easy
You can get a nice dymo label maker for about 40 bucks at BJS wholesale club.. I use it almost every day watch out for jokesters tho you will get blamed when people post jokes with your labeler when you are not watching.Everyone wants to have one but is too cheap to buy one.aja21 said:
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