ELX StudioArrange mounting plates, doors, rails, ducts and device footprints in physical millimetres. Reuse the devices already in the project and open their wiring diagrams directly from the physical layout.
All product workflowsOne device identity across the cabinet, schematic and bill of materials.
Project overview → Design a cabinet. Choose or create its drawing, enter the scale, then define the mounting face.
Use these capabilities together as the drawing moves from layout to a reviewed project.
Define a plate, door, side face or enclosure outline with width, height and optional available depth. Set the drawing scale, reserve area and mounting holes. The cabinet starter provides a cover, mounting-plate sheet and door sheet.
Define a physical footprint for a project device using actual dimensions and source evidence. Place it on the mounting face without adding another device or increasing its bill-of-materials quantity.
Mount eligible devices on an explicitly defined DIN 35 rail, move mounted equipment with the rail, and align several items or distribute them with a physical gap. Review overlap, entered clearance, face-boundary and known depth checks.
Show wiring diagram finds schematic appearances of the same project device. A single matching sheet opens directly; multiple matches offer a chooser. A matching tag on unrelated equipment is not used as a substitute for shared identity.
Enter physical endpoints, duct paths, elevations and allowances. Review route lengths and capacity using the entered wire or cable dimensions, inventory completeness and fill or separation criteria. Changed dependencies make earlier route reviews stale.
Attach a STEP model and open its preview only when needed, with expand and detach controls. Record footprint alignment and source dimensions. Export device-placement and mounting-hole schedules alongside the cabinet drawing.
Choose Design a cabinet, confirm the measurement scale and enter the mounting face dimensions.
Define the devices' actual footprints, add rails and ducts, then arrange and inspect their physical placements.
Open the devices' schematic appearances, review physical routes and export the mounting and connection information needed for the job.
Request trial access and explore these tools in the Windows application, with an English or Swedish interface.