Circuit Directory Generator — Make a Printable Panel Schedule
Create a clean panel circuit directory from circuit numbers, breaker-space references, descriptions, phases and notes. Generate a field-friendly schedule without preparing a separate spreadsheet first.
Panel information
Circuits
Why a circuit directory is useful
A circuit directory is a simple field document, but its usefulness depends on consistency. Circuit numbers, breaker-space references and plain-language descriptions should make it easy to understand what each circuit serves.
Circuit number versus breaker space
They can be different concepts on some panels. The generator keeps the fields separate so your directory can reflect the terminology used by your project.
Use descriptions people recognize
“Kitchen sockets” or “Workshop receptacles” is generally more useful for field identification than an internal equipment code that only one project document understands.
Phase documentation
Recording phase in the directory can improve coordination when phase information is part of the project's documentation set.
Printing and revision control
The page includes a project/date area so a printed directory can be associated with the panel and revision you prepared.
Limitations
The generated directory is only as accurate as the entered information. It does not verify what is physically installed.
Frequently asked questions
Can I print the directory?
Yes. Use the browser's print function after generation.
Can the directory include unused spaces?
Yes. Enter a circuit description such as “Spare” or “Unused” when that is how the project documentation identifies the space.
Can I use circuit numbers with letters?
Yes. The circuit field accepts text such as C-01, L1 or other project references.