SOLIDWORKS Electrical Tutorial: Power Distribution Blocks & Bus Bars Made Easy @goengineer
SOLIDWORKS Electrical Tutorial: Power Distribution Blocks & Bus Bars Made Easy  @goengineer
Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Learn how to easily set up and model Power Distribution Blocks and Bus Bars in SOLIDWORKS Electrical using terminal strip functionality and internal bridging.

In this quick tutorial, we walk step-by-step through setting up multi-connection circuits (like 3-phase A/B/C connections), assigning manufacturer parts, using bridging in the Terminal Strip Editor to automate equipotential, and efficiently copying/associating terminals across your schematics.

Learn the basics of using terminals in SOLIDWORKS electrical: https://hubs.la/Q04q0Czy0

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00:00 Introduction to Power Distribution Blocks
00:20 Matching Symbols to Manufacturer Part Circuits
01:52 Bridging Terminals for Equipotential in the Terminal Strip Editor
03:55 Inserting Terminals from Scratch & Wire Numbering
05:31 Applying the Terminal Strip Method to Bus Bars

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