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IEC Pack — Electrical Wiring Devices 1.7

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  • Published : January 19, 2026
  • Data type : Win, macOS .zip-archive with .lcf-container/Archicad 22—29
  • License : Commercial

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General description

As general standards, International Standards used in European and many other countries are applied.

  • Names of Wiring Devices and their graphic representations (Symbols) based on IEC 606171. General view of the configurable symbol set: switches, dimmers, changeover switches, certain types of power and telecommunication sockets
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    indication of the number of poles img, text img, other equipment and devices img, indicator (lamp) img, symbols rotated by 180° (Type C) img, reduced symbols imgimg and rotated reduced symbols img img IEC symbol group, G (GOST) group

  • Enclosure classification according to the IP rating based on IEC 605292

  • By default, the following settings are used: a modular frame with a 71 mm cell pitch; for flush mounting — standard mounting boxes ⌀68×45 mm; for surface mounting — a single box following the enclosure contour.

  • The set includes the following standard types of power socket connectors permitted for use in various European and other countries depending on national standards:Types of Two-Pole Power Sockets

    C img, A/C img, E FR img, F DE img, H IL img, J CH img,
    K DK img, L IT,CL img, L 10/16A IT img, N BR,ZA img

    The IEC pack also includes the entire GOST pack, which pays special attention to the standards of the CIS countries that use regional SNIP and GOST standards.

Mechanisms and Names

The index identifies the mechanism regardless of its name. It links the corresponding interface output, symbol assignment, part numbers, and pricing for the mechanisms. It is also used to assign the device within the enclosure when configuring Product parameters via Data Tables.

By default, the names listed in the table on the “Mechanism Names” tab are used. If it is necessary to switch the names to standard electrical terminology, household (commercial) terminology, more detailed names, or names in another language, the Wiring Devices object provides a feature for batch renaming of all mechanisms using a list file.


Electrical Symbols

Symbols in the context of the GDLfragments Wiring Devices 1.7 library are a group of .gsm files that the user assigns to each mechanism or device as a general symbol. Depending on the selected mechanism, the “Electrical Wiring Device” object places the corresponding symbols on the plan. Mechanisms can use two symbols: for surface-mounted, and for flush-mounted installations. The switching occurs automatically based on the selected installation type. For convenience, the Symbol Sets by kit and the symbol file index matching tables are provided below, which should be considered when configuring your own symbol sets.

Group IEC: electrical symbols based on IEC 60617

The graphical symbols conform to the requirements of the IEC 60617 standard, “Graphical Symbols for Diagrams”, which is widely used in the European Construction Documentation System and in numerous other countries around the world.

Group G: electrical symbols based on GOST 21.210

Graphical symbols comply with the requirements of GOST 21.210—2014
“System of Design Documentation for Construction. Conventional graphical symbols of electrical equipment and wiring on plans”

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For correct loading, display, and operation of the specified Favorites sets, the Wiring Devices object must be included in the Project’s loaded libraries.

Previous versions of the library: Electroblock 1.6


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  1. IEC 60617 “Graphical Symbols for Diagrams" ↩︎

  2. IEC 60529 “Degrees of protection provided by enclosures (IP Code)", IEC:IP Code , Wikipedia:IP (Ingress Protection code) ↩︎