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Annotating a standalone Socket Outlet

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Anonymous
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Annotating a standalone Socket Outlet

Hi,

 

I'm currently using Revit 2021 and I've always find it difficult to annotate a standalone socket outlet. E.g. A shaver socket, Hand Dryer Connection outlet. The only way i tried annotating the socket outlet is to draw a wire when then tends to have an arrow head.  On other Rrevit hand dryer.jpgevit year model (2017 - 2019) it does not show the arrow head. How do i go about it. 

 

Thanks.

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s.borello
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Is this just a generic anno family?  I would build the family as an electrical device, add the required connector, give it a type mark value and power it up to show the wire, and tag it.   If you don't want to do that, you can create a family with just a connector and place it on top of your generic annotation... you can then generate the wire you want to see. 

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