How To Mark Switches And Plugs On Drawings
Architectural drawings
Symbols
Standard graphical symbols are used on architectural drawings to correspond specific items. Using standard symbols ensures that anyone who knows the standards can interpret the drawings correctly. Architectural drawings (floor plans) utilize symbols to represent features of a building such equally:
- swinging doors
- sliding doors
- windows
- shower recesses, etc.
Electrical components are also represented on floor plans using Australian Standard symbols. (AS 1102.111:1997 Graphical Symbols for electrotechnology documentation Office 111: Architectural and topographical plans and diagrams.) A sample of these symbols is shown below:
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Switches
Switch - full general
Switch - two pole
Switch - two way, single pole
Switch - with airplane pilot light
Switch - with dimmer
Switch - intermediate
Switch - push button
Fourth dimension switch
Lighting outlets and fittings
Lighting outlet position
Lighting outlet on wall
Lamp - general
Fluorescent lamp - general
Fluorescent lamp - three tubes
Fluorescent lamp - five tubes
Projector - general
Spot light
Alluvion calorie-free
Socket outlets
Socket outlet (power) - general
Multiple socket outlet(power) - iii outlets shown
Socket outlet (power) - with shutter
Socket outlet (power) - single pole switch
Socket outlet (telecommunications)
Wiring
Box - general symbol
Connection or junction box
Distribution middle, 5 wires
Consumer's terminal
Tap-off and arrangement outlets
Subscribor'south tap-off, single tap-off line
Organization outlet
Looped organisation outlet
Miscellaneous
Fan
Water heater
Edifice
Wall - Cavity brick
Wall - Brick veneer
Wall - Timber stud
Window - In cavity wall
Window - In single wall
Door - Swing unmarried
Door - Swing double
Door - Sliding into pocket
Door - Sliding exposed on wall
Source: https://emedia.rmit.edu.au/dlsweb/Toolbox/electrotech/toolbox1204/resources/04diagrams/02architectural/05symbols.htm
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