Components for electrical routes include:
- Connectors
Connectors are special part
fittings that connect to
both the route and equipment
outside the route. Connectors generally contain mate
references for equipment
connections.
- Clips
Clips are components for
electrical, piping, and flexible tubing routes
that help to locate the route as
desired. Clips can be used as reference locations, or
dropped into the route during route creation. These
components generally contain
mate references for equipment
connections.
- Ribbon Cables
Ribbon cable components include
connectors, sockets and
clips. These components generally
contain mate references for
equipment connections.
- Electrical Conduit
Electrical conduit is a class of routing parts that combine rigid tubing with electrical. Terminal connectors contain both electrical conduit and electrical connection points. Inline route components contain only electrical conduit route points. These components generally contain mate references for equipment connections.
- Cables
Cables are parts that follow the
length of the route, to the end of
the sketch or to an electrical
connector. Unlike pipes and tubes, there is no cable “seed”
part; the cable is generated within
the route, with specifications
extracted from a default route property or From-To List file.