NEMA / enclosure rating
Pick the enclosure rating that matches the install environment. Accessories and finish defaults filter to match. Educational only — final rating is engineer-selected.
Panel configurator · educational lead-gen
Build it like a vehicle: pick your industry, choose the market & standards path, select a trim package, pick a NEMA / IP rating, map project I/O, add options and a full parts catalog, then review a live layout and request a quote. You get a first-pass device list and enclosure size to react to, and we get a concrete starting point instead of a blank RFQ, which means a faster, more accurate quote. This is an illustrative / educational tool — not certified design, legal advice, or fabrication drawings. Final builds need engineer review for SCCR, listing, local AHJ, and related requirements. See the standards hub for design anchors.
Like choosing a vehicle line — each industry loads typical panel types, regulation highlights, and suggested trim packages.
We recommend UL-style or IEC-style based on country. You can override. Content is educational — discuss with your AHJ or notified body.
Typical considerations — not legal advice. Discuss with your AHJ / notified body.
Selecting a trim auto-loads a BOM and layout onto the canvas. You can still customize options and accessories next.
Like factory options — changes update the live layout and build sticker.
Pick the enclosure rating that matches the install environment. Accessories and finish defaults filter to match. Educational only — final rating is engineer-selected.


Educational “we build with” preference — final platform confirmed in discovery.
Detailed architecture, point counts, and device rows are on the next step —

Defaults follow your UL vs IEC design path. Not a wire schedule or ampacity calculator.

Cooling and heaters are application-specific. Large VFDs and outdoor sites often need engineer thermal review.
Illustrative layout — not a fabrication drawing
Choose discrete vs remote architecture, set point targets, and map every field device for the project. Educational estimate only — not a certified I/O schedule.
Set targets for the whole project, or press Use map totals after filling the table. Module counts assume common 16-pt digital / 8-pt analog cards — illustrative only.
Add a row per device or signal. Prefill from industry samples, then edit. Tag / area / device type / signal / direction / points / connection / notes.
| Tag | Area / station | Device type | Signal | Direction | Pts | Connection | Notes | Actions |
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Add distributed blocks (EtherNet/IP, PROFINET, IO-Link, IP67, valve islands, RFID/NFC heads, safety I/O). Capability chips suggest matching catalog SKUs into Accessories/BOM.
Controller platform, HMI, software licenses, enclosure materials, machine and line sections, wire takeoff, and engineering-hour estimate — so the shop knows what to buy and estimate. Educational quoting aid only.
Class names only — no fake SKUs or list prices. Mark Quote / TBD with your vendor. Suggested items follow controller / HMI choices.
Wire duct fill hint updates from I/O density.
| Circuit class | Gauge | Color theme | Qty | Length | Notes |
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Heuristic from I/O architecture + field run. Not a signed wire schedule — site measure and engineer ratification required.
Popular add-ons as shopping cards, plus a comprehensive 13-category catalog (enclosures, power, control, safety, drives, pneumatics, relays, HMI/SCADA, networking, sensors, wire, labels, robotics) with subgrouped SKUs and brand filters. Platforms listed are ones we commonly integrate — educational only, no certification claims.
Choose a category, filter by manufacturer, pick a SKU, choose Manufacturer for the BOM line, then Add. Selected items join the BOM and appear on the canvas when a footprint exists. Filtered by selected NEMA rating. Or browse the full Parts catalog (DigiKey-style details) and add back here.
Full sticker summary. Layout remains illustrative — engineer review required before fabrication.
Design targets highlighted from your country, UL/IEC path, industry, NEMA, and safety selections. Full standards hub.
Standards our panel designs are engineered to address — not a certification claim for this illustrative configuration.
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Full printable package: project summary, standards, enclosure, controller/HMI, software, I/O map, remote blocks, wire takeoff, machine/line sections, labor estimate, and BOM abbrev. Educational only.