Hello! As in the subject, I need all the markings of devices and elements used in electrical installations (230V) Thanks in advance to everyone ;)

Maybe that's enough for you Good luck

Lots of schematics are in Electrical Engineer's Guide part 1.

And from where to suck it, sorry, but I am also interested in this topic, I mainly mean electrical installations, not electronic symbols, as my colleague said above

I have it, but there are electronic symbols, a few are there that I took, but it's still not enough :cry: Added after 2 [hours] 2 [minutes]: I AM found

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on this page you will find some symbols and other information to help you draw electrical diagrams.

if you use gEDA - I recommend electrical symbols compliant with the European standard from

Hello, I wanted to know what this symbol means and where to look for it in Eagle?

Comprehensive List of 230V Electrical Installation Symbols and Devices

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#1 2444097 22 Mar 2006 14:58

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Hello!
As in the subject, I need all the markings of devices and elements used in electrical installations (230V)
Thanks in advance to everyone
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Maybe that's enough for you
http://www.edw.com.pl/ea/symbole.html
Good luck
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Lots of schematics are in "Electrical Engineer's Guide" part 1.
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DetiXX wrote:
Lots of schematics are in "Electrical Engineer's Guide" part 1.

And from where to suck it, sorry, but I am also interested in this topic, I mainly mean electrical installations, not electronic symbols, as my colleague said above
#5 2444366 22 Mar 2006 18:20

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Zbych034 wrote:
Maybe that's enough for you
http://www.edw.com.pl/ea/symbole.html
Good luck

I have it, but there are electronic symbols, a few are there that I took, but it's still not enough :cry:

Added after 2 [hours] 2 [minutes]:

I AM found
http://www.ige-xao.pl/cad-elektryczny/symbole-elektryczne.htm
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see some basic symbols on
http://www.edw.com.pl/ea/symbole.html
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#7 4303158 20 Sep 2007 14:57

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Next...

king2002 wrote:
see some basic symbols on
http://www.edw.com.pl/ea/symbole.html

Do you understand the title of the topic?
It is about Electrical symbols (electrical engineering, energy).

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Another way to mark the socket:
Installation example:
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on this page you will find some symbols and other information to help you draw electrical diagrams. http://www.moeller.pl/Documentation/Poradniki/SB0901_P.pdf
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if you use gEDA - I recommend electrical symbols compliant with the European standard from http://jacek-tools.110mb.com/
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Hello, I wanted to know what this symbol means and where to look for it in Eagle?
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GH0ST1990 wrote:
Hello, I wanted to know what this symbol means and where to look for it in Eagle?

This is a test pin / pad.
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I recommend the following set of symbols, a bit richer than the one from H. Markiewicz's book "Electrical Installations"

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A discussion on the comprehensive list of 230V electrical installation symbols and devices revealed various resources and links for obtaining relevant symbols. Users shared links to websites containing electrical symbols, such as edw.com.pl and ige-xao.pl, and mentioned the "Electrical Engineer's Guide" as a useful reference. There was a focus on distinguishing between electrical and electronic symbols, with some users expressing the need for more specific electrical installation symbols. Additional resources included diagrams and guides from Moeller and gEDA, which provide European standard symbols.
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