Main Electrical Panel with Meter and Weather Head, Wall-Mounted

This wall-mounted main electrical panel with meter and weather head is a Revit family for exterior service entry documentation. This Revit component represents a standard exterior electrical service assembly, featuring a rectangular metal distribution panel, a circular utility meter housing, and a vertical conduit riser topped with a weather head. The design is utilitarian, focusing on the functional arrangement of the service entry connection point. It includes the necessary vertical piping that extends up the wall to facilitate the overhead power connection. The model is finished in a neutral grey, mimicking standard industrial-grade exterior electrical hardware, and is designed for surface mounting against residential or light commercial exterior wall finishes.

The download is a 1.6 MB file containing a Revit family (.rfa). Load it into a project from the Insert tab with Load Family, then place it like any other component of its category; it schedules and tags with the rest of your model.

As a face-hosted Revit family, this asset is designed to be placed directly onto exterior wall surfaces. Users should load the family into the project environment and align the back of the panel with the host wall. The vertical conduit riser can be adjusted or constrained to ensure proper clearance relative to eaves or rooflines. It is compatible with standard project templates and can be scheduled as electrical equipment to track quantities and service entry specifications.

This asset is essential for residential and small-scale commercial projects requiring accurate exterior site plans and elevation documentation. It is typically utilized by MEP engineers and architects during the design development and construction documentation phases to define the service entry location for utility coordination. Professionals searching for this component may use terms such as electrical service entry, meter base, or exterior power connection. It integrates seamlessly with standard building facades, providing realistic detail for site-wide electrical infrastructure planning and utility coordination workflows.