Revit Electrical Home Run. Move the cursor to a point midway between the components being connected, and click to specify a midpoint. Revit will automatically select the wire size defined in manage > mep settings > electrical settings > wire sizes (see image below);
In 2011 (i suspect it was the same in 2009), if you draw a wire with one end not connected to anything, it doesn't show an arrowhead unless the connector the other end of the wire is connected to is associated with a circuit. This is long pending issue in revit you can see in image a large ball room with three doors untitled.png. The alternative to home run wiring is the traditional method of daisy chaining that has always been used for electrical and plumbing systems.
I've got a motor that is 50+ ft above the bldg (this is for a grain storage building with silo and the motor is for the elevator).
Seminary two way two gang & two way three gang Seminary two way two gang & two way three gang When i have it connect to the panel for the home run it draws the home run about 3/4 of the way to the panel(picture attachedcircled in red). My home run arrow that drew that i want to have the arrow on, is blank and will not place an arrow on it.
