Receptacles
Duplex, GFCI and dedicated appliance receptacles with their symbols and tags (DW, RNG 240V and more).
Plan · Electrical plans
The electrical plan, drawn for you to code.
Design the kitchen or bathroom and Modula lays out the receptacles, switches, lights and dedicated appliance circuits following the 2025 California Electrical Code. Change anything you like; the sheet, the legend and the circuit schedule follow.
- California Electrical Code (NEC 2023)
- 2025 CEC
- Max distance to a countertop receptacle
- 24″
- One per lighting group, kitchen and bath
- 3 switches
- Sheet with legend and circuit schedule
- E-1
How it works
From cabinets and fixtures to a circuit schedule.
- 01
Design the room
Place the cabinets, appliances, sink, vanity, tub or shower. The plan knows where the counters, wet areas and entries are.
- 02
Generate the plan
Receptacles go where the code needs them, with GFCI protection, the switch bank goes at the entry on the latch side, and lights are spaced on a grid.
- 03
Adjust
Move, add or remove any device. Turn the electrical layer on with the Electrical plan button when you need it and off when you are designing.
- 04
Export the sheet
The E-1 sheet carries the legend, switching, circuit schedule and code notes. A floor plan with the electrical points is available as its own page.
Kitchens
Counters, island, appliances and lighting groups.
Countertop receptacles so that no point along the counter is more than 24″ from one, and at most 20″ above the counter. Two 20A small-appliance circuits, and dedicated circuits for the refrigerator, dishwasher, microwave, cooktop, oven and range (240V for electric cooking).
- S1 recessed (dimmer), S2 under-cabinet, S3 island pendants
- Under-cabinet lighting switched separately, as Title 24 asks
- Island receptacles sized from the island's area
- A 3-way switch at a second entry more than 6 ft away
Bathrooms
Fan, vanity light and recessed, each on its own switch.
A GFCI receptacle within 3 ft of each basin on a 20A circuit, no receptacle in the tub and shower zone, a humidity-controlled exhaust fan, and recessed lights on a vacancy sensor. A separate toilet room gets its own switch for light and fan.
- Bath receptacle within 36″ of the basin edge
- Nothing within 3 ft of the tub rim or shower threshold
- Exhaust fan on its own switch, wired directly
- Vanity lights grouped to one switch
On the sheet
What an electrician expects to see.
Switching
Single, 3-way and dimmer switches, with dashed switch legs to the lights they control.
Lighting
Recessed lights in a grid, extra lights over the sink and in the shower, pendants and vanity lights.
Circuit schedule
Every branch circuit numbered, with its amps and what it feeds.
Code notes
The notes for the 2025 California Electrical Code, Energy Code lighting and CALGreen fans, with their sections.
Legend
Every symbol on the sheet explained in one block.
The details
The code behind it
Rules come from the 2025 California Building Standards Code (Title 24), in force for permit applications from January 1, 2026.
- 2025 California Electrical Code (adopts NEC 2023)
- 2025 California Energy Code §150.0(k) residential lighting
- 2025 CALGreen §4.506 bathroom exhaust fans
- Receptacle spacing, heights and wet-zone limits
- GFCI and AFCI protection listed per circuit
- Each rule marked as code, verify locally, or design practice
An automatic plan is a design aid. A licensed electrician and the local building department confirm the final plan.
FAQ
Common questions
Works with
Connected on the same project
Stop drawing receptacles by hand
Design the room and get an electrical plan your electrician can start from.