Envision your Switchboard Lineup and Requirements in Eaton’s New AR app.

CEW Eaton AR App 400

April 15, 2021

Add or remove switchboard structures according to your construction needs, such as the main incoming with or without Canadian metering requirements, distribution loads, and submain sections. Verify your assembly footprint with thermal magnetic devices such as breakers and fusible switches (with or without meter sockets). Check for clearances and cable landing locations.

No need to guess what configuration will best suit your needs or wonder how the Pow-R-Line CS switchboard will fit in your location.

Eaton’s interactive 3D online experience put the power of choice in your hands.

Want more control?

The new EatonAR app gives you an augmented reality, 360-degree view of the Pow-R-Line CS switchboard in your chosen location.

Configure and experience your lineup today!

Available at Apple App Store or Google Play.

 

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