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3D Electrical Wiring Simulator for control panels

Free 3D electrical wiring simulator: contactors, overload relays and the motor in a 3D panel, with a realistic wiring view and live current flow.

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3D control panel with numbered wires
3D control panel with numbered wires

What it is

PlantFlow 3D shows the same circuit in three ways: a 3D panel you can rotate, a 2D schematic and a realistic mounting-plate wiring view with ferrule numbers on both ends of every wire. Current flow is animated from the actual simulation, not a decorative effect.

What you can do

  • Rotate and zoom the 3D panel; tap any part to read its name and state.
  • Step-by-step wiring player: earth first, then power, then control.
  • Wire numbers follow the equipotential rule: same potential, same number.
  • Real AC view: the three phases peak 120° apart.
  • Rebuild an existing panel from an Excel wire list or a typed survey (reverse engineering).

How to use it

  1. Open the 3D panel with the button below.
  2. Press START on the operator station.
  3. Switch to the Wiring tab and turn on Amps and Real AC.
  4. Use ▶ Wire step by step to see the wiring order.

Learn the theory

Questions

Do I need a powerful computer for 3D?

No. The 3D view is lightweight and phones open in the 2D view by default; 3D is optional.

Can I export the wiring schedule?

Yes, the Export menu creates an Excel workbook with the equipment list and the wiring schedule.

Safety: this guide explains principles for learning. Real installations must follow the applicable codes, the equipment manufacturer's instructions and the approval of a competent, qualified person. Isolate, lock off and prove dead before touching any circuit.

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