About this asset

This Revit family provides a detailed MCC face plate with an integrated SPD module, designed for precise electrical panel documentation. The MCC Face Plate with SPD module is a technical electrical component designed for mounting on motor control center (MCC) enclosures. It features a dark grey, durable plastic face plate housing a mechanical switch mechanism on the left and a dedicated surge protection device (SPD) status indicator on the right. The SPD section includes a small, flush-mounted interface with four integrated LED status lights. The geometry is clean and functional, reflecting standard industrial electrical design, with precise proportions suitable for detailed panel schedules and 3D electrical equipment documentation in BIM projects.

The download is a 655 KB 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.

In Revit, this component is a wall-hosted family, allowing users to snap it directly onto the surfaces of MCC enclosures or electrical cabinets. Professionals should load the family into the project environment and utilise the host-based placement to ensure accurate alignment with existing electrical equipment families. Users can manage visibility through sub-categories and apply project-specific materials to the face plate casing to match the surrounding electrical switchgear and panel board finishes.

This component is essential for electrical engineers and BIM coordinators working on industrial, healthcare, or large-scale commercial MEP projects. It is typically deployed during the design development and construction documentation stages to accurately represent switchgear assemblies, motor control centres, and surge protection installations. Professionals searching for this asset often require specific electrical equipment detailing for panel board design, cabinet layout, and technical documentation within complex MEP BIM models. It pairs effectively with standard electrical distribution families and conduit systems.