Single Phase Panel schedule shows as three phase

[DMaurer-Veca]

Trying to create a single phase panel schedule for a residential project. Even thought I have selected the 'Single Phase Panel - 120V MCB' and the properties shows 1 for the number of phases, the panel schedule still shows three phases. Any help would be appreciated. Thank you.

[casquatch]

Eric,

See attached. I am able to adjust the first spare to be 2 poles, but the one below, no matter what location it is will not keep the 2 pole setting.

The panel is set to 42 1# pole breakers.

Thanks for the help!

Casey

[eric_grey]

Casey,

I have not been able to reproduce your issue.  I attached a screen shot of what I tried.  Is it possible to reproduce this in a new file and attach it?  Or you can email it to me - eric dot grey at autodesk dot com.  Or there may be a better way to share the file.

Thanks,

Eric

[nmulder34]

+1 that this is an issue. I have gotten so used to 'working around' the issue (using Revit panel schedules since release 2012) that when I was helping a new user today I realized again how confusing it is. And making fixed number templates can get tedious quick. I hope this is addressed in the next release.

[pheby]

hi,

i have 1-phase panel board as family but in schedule templates i didn't have 1-phase template , so how can i create 1-phase schedule template ?

i thought that the template has this option to change from 3-phase to 1-phase but when the family is 1-phase panel but actuall

when i created the schedule it is still 3-phase.

how can i edit or create 1-phase schedule

[CoreyDaun]

Can you clarify a little bit; are you referring to a single-phase/two-pole panel or a single-phase/single-pole panel?

The former is an American standard and, as such, is supported by Revit. The latter is not supported, and a work-around is required. The option that is presented here is to use a distribution panel schedule instead of a branch panel schedule.

Take a peek at this thread for more information: Single pole - single phase panel schedule

[pheby]

i used panel scheule 120/240v single phase and it was work for me but now they require panel single phase 120/208v but when i run the panel schedule as 120/208v it appear as 3 phase (A,B,C) i need the schedule to be (A&B) without C , could you help me please

[CoreyDaun]

Under the Panel Template's options, I believe that there is a setting to hide the third phase for such panels (I don't have Revit open at the moment to verify).

[pheby]

Yes but this option not working i don't know why 😰

Sent from my iPhone

[pteague]

I believe you need to re-load the panel schedule template after selecting the option to hide third phase.

[pheby]

thanks i solve it,
the problem was in the electrical distribution system , we should choose
the 120/208v as single phase and it is work thx a lot

[Martin__Schmid]

Support for single phase, line-to-neutral panels was added in Revit 2021.  If there are outstanding issues, gaps, or other related improvements, please submit new Ideas.

[huick2]

HI Eric, how can you create a ring circuit and the single phase schedule? (L1 & N, No pole B)

[huick2]

how can you create the ring circuit ?

[eric_grey]

Hi @huick2 , I'm not familiar with ring circuits.  You may want to start a new thread with that question.  There are probably others who would have suggestions for you.

Thanks,

Eric