A Single Line Diagram (SLD) is a simplified electrical schematic that represents the electrical distribution system using single lines and standardized symbols. It illustrates how electrical power flows from the source (like transformer or utility supply) to final loads, through different panels, circuit breakers, and protective devices.
Main LT Panel Design
Distribution Board (DB) Layout
Sub-Panels and Control Panels
UPS & Emergency Power Integration
Load Segregation: Essential vs. Non-Essential
Transformer & Generator Synchronization
Cable Sizing & Protection Device Selection
Power & Lighting Circuit Mapping
Incoming Power Source: Grid / Generator / Transformer
Busbar Layout & Rating
Main Breakers & Metering Points
Outgoing Feeders to Sub-DBs
Protective Devices: MCBs, MCCBs, ELCBs, ACBs
Load Classification: Lighting, HVAC, Pumps, IT, etc.
Earthing & Neutral Distribution
Spare Provisions for Future Expansion
Drawn using IEC/IS/ANSI-compliant symbols
Designed using software like AutoCAD, EPLAN, or ETAP
Complies with standards: IS 8623, IEC 61439, IS 3043
Calculated for voltage drop, fault levels, short-circuit capacity
Accurate load calculation & energy optimization
Compliance with local electrical safety regulations
Expert CAD draftsmen and electrical design engineers
Easy-to-understand layouts for engineers & non-technical stakeholders
Scalable design for future load growth
Whether it’s a residential building, commercial space, industrial facility, or infrastructure project — we design SLDs that are clear, compliant, and ready for execution.
Contact us to request a sample SLD or speak with our design team.