Electric Domain

Electric Settings

Electric General Settings	Settings
ElectricDistributionTierName	Electric Distribution
TransformerAttachRadiusInMapUnits	Enter a value, likely between 0.20 and 50.00. A structure found within this radius (with rules that allow attachment) is automatically considered as attached to the given device when performing an in-line network feature or transformer move.
TransformerToLineRadiusInMapUnits	Enter a value, likely between 0.20 and 50.00. This value is the default offset distance from the connection point and transformer during a transformer move.

Electric General Settings

Settings

ElectricDistributionTierName

Electric Distribution

TransformerAttachRadiusInMapUnits

Enter a value, likely between 0.20 and 50.00.

A structure found within this radius (with rules that allow attachment) is automatically considered as attached to the given device when performing an in-line network feature or transformer move.

TransformerToLineRadiusInMapUnits

Enter a value, likely between 0.20 and 50.00.

This value is the default offset distance from the connection point and transformer during a transformer move.

Electric Field Names

The Field Model Names listed below are displayed in Solution Center, and they are then pointed to user-selected database fields. For instructions on how to set field model names, refer to Configure Field and Class Model Names.

The Database Field Name column in the table below matches Schneider Electric sample data, however, it is not required that your data match these exactly. The database field names can be called anything you desire. However, it is required that the Field Model Names match as indicated in the table below.

TIP: If your organization chooses to name your database field names differently than those listed in the column below, it is recommended that you record what database names you assigned to which field model names in place of the suggested names in the table. This list of differences will help assist Schneider Electric Support in the event you need their assistance with your database in the future.

Where there are more than one feature class listed in the table below, this implies that each feature class should have a database field name mapped to the field model name displayed. For example, in the first row in the table below, both ElectricLine and ElectricEdgeObject feature classes must contain a database field name for the conductor material that is mapped to the field model name, ConductorMaterial.

Field Model Name	Feature Class	Database Field Name	Data Type	Description
ConductorMaterial	ElectricLine ElectricEdgeObject	conductormaterial	Short	Integer code for conductor material.
ConductorOperatingVoltage	ElectricLine ElectricEdgeObject	voltagegroup	Short or Long	Integer code for the nominal operating voltage (values should include units and indicate whether the value is line-to-line or line-to-neutral). Examples: 12.42kV LL 6.9kV LN 12.47kV LL/7.2kV LG
ConductorSize	ElectricLine ElectricEdgeObject	conductorsize	Short	Integer code for conductor size.
CustomerLoad	ElectricSubnetline	customerLoad	Short or Long	Designates a numeric field whose value is assigned by a subnetwork summary function that computes the sum of service panel amp ratings for all service points on the subnetwork. Used by Network Management in Editor XI to produce an estimate of feeder load MVA.
DeviceStatus	ElectricDevice ElectricJunctionObject	devicestatus	Short	Values: Open, Closed
ElectricSubnetworkName	ElectricLine ElectricDevice ElectricEdgeObject ElectricJunctionObject	subnetworkname	Text	Field to which the UpdateSubnetwork function writes the subnetwork name for a feature.
FacilityId	ElectricLine ElectricDevice ElectricEdgeObject ElectricJunctionObject	assetId	Text	Identifier preferred by the organization implementing ArcFM.
FuseRatedAmps	ElectricDevice ElectricJunctionObject	devicesize	Short	Integer code for the fuse rating.
IsGangOperated	ElectricDevice ElectricJunctionObject	gangoperated	Short	Indicates if the device controls all phases together.
PhasesCurrent	ElectricLine ElectricDevice ElectricEdgeObject ElectricJunctionObject	phasesnormal	Short	Represents the phases present for each device.
PhasesCurrentNetworkAttribute	ElectricLine ElectricDevice ElectricEdgeObject ElectricJunctionObject	E:Phases Normal	N/A — network attribute, not a field.	An in-line network attribute associated with the PhasesCurrent field.
RatedKva	ElectricDevice ElectricJunctionObject	devicesize	Double	Integer code for the power rating of a device (e.g. transformer rated power).
StructureFacilityId	Structure Boundary Structure Line Structure Junction	assetId	Text	Identifier preferred by the organization implementing ArcFM, for structural facilities.

Electric Field Names Interpretation Tab

Click on the Electric Field Names tab.
Click on the Interpretation tab on the right side.
Select the appropriate domain value in the following drop-down lists:
- For the FilterValue meaning Closed: drop-down, select the domain value that sets a device to Closed.
- In the FilterValue meaning Open drop-down, select the domain value that sets a device to Open.
- Select which domain value you want other values to be assumed as in the All other values to be interpreted as drop-down.
Click Save to apply your settings.

IMPORTANT: If the coded values in the drop-downs aren’t what you expected to see, check the DeviceStatus field mapping on the Fields tab.

Network Categories

In Editor XI, the concept of electric class model names used within a geometric network has been replaced with network categories used within a utility network.

A network category is a way to group features with similar characteristics that play a similar role within the network such as lines, devices, and junctions. These network categories help define behavior, tracing logic, and visualization within the utility network. The ArcFM UN data model differentiates network categories into two groups: equipment type categories and modeling categories. The equipment type categories are defined by the types of equipment these feature classes, asset groups, and asset types represent. Modeling categories are defined by the roles or functions they serve in the network.

A good example of an equipment type network category is E:Switch, which should be placed on all switchable device asset groups/asset types in the network. A good example of a modeling category would be E:Protective. This network category would be appropriate to assign to a device that can function as a protective device. One might assign this network category in order to run a protective trace to identify devices that can de-energize a section of the electrical network.

Some network categories may be subsets of others. A feature type that belongs to a E:Reclosing category, for example, should also belong to the E:Switch category. Other network categories are mutually exclusive. A feature type cannot belong to both the E:Transformer - Inline category and the E:Transformer - Tap category.

To learn more about the ArcFM UN data model and its required network categories, see the ArcFM UN Network Categories topic. To learn more about how to assign network categories, read the Esri help topic, Set or modify a network category assignment.

Assign the following network categories as described in each topic.

The following table displays the required network categories for the ArcFM XI series application, and in some cases, the specific tool.

ArcFM Editor XI

Network Category	Application	Tool
E:Conductor	Editor	None
E:Conductor Info	Editor	Move Tool
E:Connection - Tap	Editor	Move Tool
E:Has Conductor Info	Editor	Component View (CI) Split Tool Move Tool Phases Swap Add Contents (CI)
E:Has Connected Units	Editor	Component View (CI) Split Tool Move Tool Phases Swap Add Contents (CI)
E:Has Disconnected Units	Editor	Component View (CI) Split Tool, Move Tool
E:Service Point	Editor	Customer Statistics (Phases Swap, CI)
E:Protective	Editor	Tracing
Subnetwork Controller	Editor	Split Tool, Move Tool Isolation Trace (Gas & Water)
E:Switch	Editor	Component View (CI) Split Tool Move Tool Network Management
E:Switch - Fuse	Editor	Component View (CI) Move Tool (Spatial)
E:Transformer	Editor	Component View (CI) Move Tool Phases Swap
E:Transformer - Inline	Editor	Move Tool
E:Transformer - Tap	Editor	Move Tool
E:Unit	Editor	Move Tool

ArcFM Conduit Manager

Network Category	Application	Tool
E:Conductor Node	Conduit Manager	Layout Editor
S:Duct	Conduit Manager	Add Contents (Facility Id) Create Duct Flag Create Duct Bank Layout Editor
S:Duct Bank	Conduit Manager	Component View (CI) Add Contents (Facility Id) Create Duct Flag Create Duct Bank Available Duct Trace
S:Duct Bank End	Conduit Manager	Component View (CI) Add Contents (Facility Id) Create Duct Bank Layout Editor Available Duct Trace
S:Duct Bank Hub	Conduit Manager	Add Contents (Facility Id) Create Duct Bank Available Duct Trace
S:Duct End	Conduit Manager	Component View (CI) Add Contents (Facility Id) Create Duct Flag Create Duct Bank Layout Editor
S:Duct End Flag	Conduit Manager	Component View (CI) Add Contents (Facility Id) Create Duct Flag Layout Editor
S:Duct Flag Direction Line	Conduit Manager	Add Contents (Facility Id) Create Duct Flag Layout Editor
S:Duct Flag Leader Line	Conduit Manager	Add Contents (Facility Id) Create Duct Flag Layout Editor
S:Duct Flag Outline	Conduit Manager	Component View (CI) Add Contents (Facility Id) Create Duct Flag Layout Editor
E:Conduit Occupant - Nonspatial Conductor	Conduit Manager	Create Duct Bank Layout Editor
E:Conduit Occupant - Spatial Conductor	Conduit Manager	Create Duct Bank Layout Editor
S:Vault	Conduit Manager	Component View (CI) Add Contents (Facility Id) Create Duct Flag Create Duct Bank Layout Editor

Autoupdaters

Autoupdater Name	Required Network Categories	Details
Auto Angle Setter	None	N/A
Auto Structure Relate	None	Optionally, any category can be used for feature exclusion. To learn more, refer to the Auto Structure Relate topic.
DXI Integration - Create Vertex or Junction	None	N/A
Set Bank PhasesNormal and DeviceStatus	E:Unit E:Has Connected Units	Without the required categories, this autoupdater executes without failure, but may not make all intended edits. The PhasesNormal and DeviceStatus of a Device (i.e. Bank) is only set if it has the category E:Has Connected Units, while only contained Junction Objects (i.e. units) with the category E:Unit are used in calculations. To learn more, refer to the Set Bank PhasesNormal and DeviceStatus autoupdater topic.
Update Length	None	N/A
Update Line Terminal Connections	None	N/A
Update Rated kVA	E:Unit E:Has Connected Units E:Transformer	Without the required categories, this autoupdater executes without failure, but may not make all intended edits. The Rated kVA (DeviceSize) of a Device (i.e. Bank) is only set if it has both categories: E:Has Connected Units, and E:Transformer, while only contained Junction Objects (i.e. units) with the category E:Unit are used in calculations. To learn more, refer to the Update Rated kVA autoupdater topic.