Simon Knibbs Simon has been working at EPLAN UK for 3 years as an EPLAN Applications Engineer. He started his career in building, services, and moved on to designing and programming early robotics. He then became involved in mechatronic design and PCB layout. Since joining the CAD industry he has always been at the forefront assisting customers. He is a great advocate of value for money and hates to see customers’ investments underutilised through lack of knowledge, configuration skills or investment. He is a firm believer that a consultant’s role is to aid the customer in doing things better, easier and faster. So automation, standardisation and integration into other workflows are his interests. Knibbs.S@eplan.co.uk Simon Knibbs auf LinkedIn

18/02/20

‘Complex’ doesn't have to mean ‘complicated’

Author: Simon Knibbs Time to read: minute minutes

Design engineers often have to manage complex projects that involve numerous components, many people and time spans of weeks or even months. This is why when you start a large project it's essential to plan out the details – every wire and every component – right from the very beginning. And EPLAN Pro Panel will give you all the tools you need to do exactly that.

You’ll be able to design and configure control panels faster, more efficiently and more accurately than ever before. EPLAN Pro Panel handles all wiring, component mounting and busbar design details. It produces 3D views so that you and your customers can see exactly what the finished panels will look like, even before work begins on building them.

The virtual 3D model of the control cabinet switchgear system will help you to make best use of the valuable control panel space. Integrated planning aids such as collision testing, adherence to manufacturer installation guidelines, minimum clearances and bending radii, allow fast optimised design and component placement. Errors become a thing of the past because complex projects can be laid out clearly.

EPLAN Pro Panel guarantees increased efficiencies across the board and over time this translates to thousands of pounds of savings and of course, happier customers!

If you are a design engineer losing sleep about complex cabinet designs, fear not; help is at hand! All of these complications can become a thing of the past as you’ll discover when you read our latest cabinet control whitepaper, which can be accessed free-of-charge here:

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‘Complex’ doesn't have to mean ‘complicated’

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