Observed arrival · 2026-09-16

FusePlan: a fuse-box planner that counts every module

fuseplan.app Observed source

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A free browser tool for laying out electrical sub-distribution boards, checking DIN-rail capacity, and exporting a parts list.

Landing page captured for the 2026-09-16 issue.

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FusePlan models an electrical sub-distribution board as rows of DIN-rail modules, using TE (Teilungseinheiten) to compare component widths with available capacity. Its examples include a Compact enclosure with two 12-module rows, while supported hardware categories include LS/MCBs, FI/RCDs, and surge protection. Projects are described as locally saved and shareable by link, and the site explicitly limits the tool to planning and parts-list preparation rather than conductor sizing, selectivity checks, installation, or sign-off.

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