
This TH221 electrical equipment enclosure is a Revit family featuring a robust industrial design for technical MEP integration. The TH221 is a compact, rectangular enclosure designed for housing sensitive electrical or mechanical equipment. Its form is strictly utilitarian, featuring a grey, powder-coated steel casing with reinforced black trim along the edges and top mounting rails. The side panel displays a series of small, integrated ventilation or access windows, suggesting a focus on airflow and equipment maintenance. The assembly is rigid and modular in appearance, designed to sit flush or standalone within a plant room or utility space, providing a clean, professional aesthetic for complex MEP infrastructure projects.
The download is a 881 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.
Engineers can load this RFA file directly into a Revit project as a piece of electrical equipment. The family is designed for host-based placement, allowing for precise positioning on floor plans or within specific utility zones. Users should manage visibility settings through sub-categories to control the display of the trim and ventilation details in different views. For documentation, the object supports standard tagging for schedules, enabling accurate tracking of equipment quantities and specifications across large-scale commercial or industrial building models.
TH221 Electrical Equipment Enclosure
Free
This asset is essential for MEP engineers and BIM coordinators working on industrial facilities, data centres, or large commercial developments. It serves as a placeholder for switchgear, control units, or HVAC interface modules where a compact enclosure is required. Professionals will find it useful during the design development and construction documentation stages to maintain precise equipment footprints. It integrates seamlessly into plant room layouts, technical corridors, and service shafts, ensuring that spatial requirements for electrical infrastructure are clearly communicated throughout the project lifecycle.
File formats
What changed in 1.0
Initial release.
Free to use in personal and commercial projects, including paid client work.
Covers 1 seat.