E-Plan Insights

What is E-Plan?

EPLAN is a software provider specializing in solutions for electrical engineering, automation, and mechatronics. Their software is commonly used for planning, documentation, and management of automation projects, including designing electrical schematics, control systems, and fluid power systems. It helps streamline engineering processes, improve documentation quality, and reduce project lead times.

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What other technologies are related to E-Plan?

E-Plan Competitor Technologies

E-Travaux

Similar software solution for electrical engineering, but with a focus on construction and field work.

mentioned alongside E-Plan in 95% (70) of relevant job posts

EB software

Another electrical engineering software package with overlapping functionalities.

mentioned alongside E-Plan in 100% (57) of relevant job posts

e-MAPS

Electrical design software and therefore considered a competitor

mentioned alongside E-Plan in 67% (62) of relevant job posts

WS CAD

Electrical CAD software package that competes with E-Plan.

mentioned alongside E-Plan in 32% (56) of relevant job posts

Elprocad

Electrical CAD software, a competitor of E-Plan.

mentioned alongside E-Plan in 13% (83) of relevant job posts

AutoCAD Electrical

Specialized version of AutoCAD for electrical design, directly competing with E-Plan.

mentioned alongside E-Plan in 3% (385) of relevant job posts

ELCAD

An electrical CAD software, considered a competitor.

mentioned alongside E-Plan in 7% (81) of relevant job posts

SEE Electrical

Electrical CAD software package that is a competitor to E-Plan.

mentioned alongside E-Plan in 2% (187) of relevant job posts

E-Plan Complementary Technologies

RTU based system

RTU (Remote Terminal Unit) systems integrate with electrical designs for remote monitoring and control, and therefore can complement E-Plan's design capabilities.

mentioned alongside E-Plan in 100% (57) of relevant job posts

IEC 61850-9-2

Standard for communication networks and systems for power utility automation, which provides a framework for interoperability in electrical substations. E-Plan supports design for systems using this protocol.

mentioned alongside E-Plan in 90% (57) of relevant job posts

BCUs

Bay Control Units are devices used in electrical substations for control and monitoring, which fits into the overall electrical system design that E-Plan can handle.

mentioned alongside E-Plan in 89% (57) of relevant job posts