Residential Electrical One Line Diagram
A one line diagram gets the utility, the inspector, and your crew on the same page about how power reaches every panel in a house or a duplex. ArcSite's residential electrical one line diagram traces a 240/120V service from the pole transformer through two meter bases to four panels and the ground rods.
Key Features
This residential electrical one line diagram includes:
- New overhead drop from a pole-mounted transformer
- 240/120V 3-phase delta secondary
- 8,145 A of available fault current
- 200A 3-phase meter feeding a 200A and a 125A main breaker panel
- 2-gang 200A meter feeding two 200A main disconnects
- 200A main lug panels for Apt. A and Apt. B
- Conduit and conductor callouts on every run
- #6 Cu to ground rods
The two apartment feeders run Type SER aluminum while every other run is copper, so price them separately.
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Key Considerations When Designing a Residential One Line Diagram
Frequently asked questions
What do M/B and M/L mean on the panels?
M/B is a main breaker panel, with its own main breaker. M/L is a main lug panel, which has no main breaker and relies on a disconnect upstream, like the 200A disconnects feeding Apt. A and Apt. B here.
Can I change it to a single-phase service?
Yes! Edit the transformer note, meters, and panel labels in ArcSite to match the service you're installing.
Can my whole team quote from the same pricing?
Yes. An admin sets up the product library and pricing once, and every electrician on your team draws and quotes from it, so no one edits costs from the field.












