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Plan your home’s electrics,free and without an account

Draw your rooms, place sockets, switches and network outlets in the DIN 18015-3 installation zones, and turn the circuits into a finished fuse box with a parts list. Everything runs in your browser.

You don’t need an account or an email address to start.

Room planDIN 18015-3
Floor plan of a flat in the FusePlan room planner with sockets, switches, light outlets and the DIN 18015-3 installation zones

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The example flat: one click in the room planner loads it.Open the room planner →

Plan without signing up

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The room planner, the board planner, the PDF export and the parts list cost nothing.

No account

Open the page and start planning. You never register or hand over an email address.

Your data stays with you

Projects live in your browser’s storage, in a JSON file or in the share link. Nothing is uploaded and there are no cookies.

New: room planner

Rooms first, then the fuse box

A renovation starts with the question of where the sockets, switches and lights go in each room. The room planner shows you the installation zones for that and builds the matching fuse box from your circuits.

  • DIN 18015-3 installation zones and DIN VDE 0100-701 bathroom zones
  • Wall view with heights and distances, plus a 3D view
  • Suggested circuits that fill the fuse box automatically
  • A PDF for your electrician with every outlet, its height and its circuit
Room planner with circuits marked in colour on the floor plan and the list of suggested circuits with their circuit breakers

Board planner

Your fuse box, module by module

Drag breakers, RCDs and surge protection onto DIN rails, watch the capacity per row and export a parts list.

2 × 12 TEBoard preview
63AT2+T3A 63A30mAB16B16B16B16B16B16
Compact: one field, two rows of 12 modules. Good for a flat or a small house.View configuration →

Drag-and-drop rails

Build each row by dropping modules onto the DIN rail. FusePlan tracks the used TE (Teilungseinheiten) and flags an overloaded rail before you order.

Real component widths

LS/MCBs, FI/RCDs and surge protection use their true module widths, so the layout matches the hardware you will actually mount.

Parts list & sharing

Turn a layout into a shopping list, save projects locally, and share a plan via a link. No account needed.

Labeling assistant

Label your fuse box in one go

Type your circuit list once and FusePlan numbers every device in reading order, writes the names onto the modules and prints ready-to-cut label strips for the panel door.

  • One running number per device, top rail to bottom
  • Bulk entry: “1-3 Lights”, “4 Oven”
  • Strips sized to the real module widths

How it works

  1. 01

    Draw rooms and place outlets

    Draw floors and rooms or load the example flat. Sockets, switches and light outlets snap into the installation zones.

  2. 02

    Group circuits

    One click suggests circuits per room, for the lighting and for large appliances. FusePlan adds the matching breakers and RCDs to the fuse box.

  3. 03

    Take the PDF and parts list with you

    The PDF shows your electrician every outlet with its height and circuit. The fuse box’s parts list has the exact quantities and module types.

Start with your rooms

Free, no account, right in your browser. The example flat shows you in one click what a finished plan looks like.

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