Network Adapter - Default Equipment IDs

The following tables show the default format for the Equipment ID field. The NetAdapterMspEAExport_Equipment.xsl style sheet determines the format of the Equipment IDs. The MultiSpeak field that holds the Equipment ID for devices is eaEquipment. You may modify the style sheet to change the Equipment ID format (see ArcFM Solution Developer Help).

SwitchUnit

all subtypes

<phase>_<maxContinuousAmp>_SWI

Note for Milsoft Windmil Users: Milsoft Windmill does not model switch equipment IDs and therefore does not support importing them. As of version 7.01, Windmil does not read equipment IDs for switches.

FuseUnit

all subtypes

<phase>_<LinkRtg><FuseType>_FUS

SwitchUnit
all subtypes	<phase>_<maxContinuousAmp>_SWI

FuseUnit
all subtypes	<phase>_<LinkRtg><FuseType>_FUS

CapacitorUnit

all subtypes

<kvar>_CAP

CapacitorUnit
all subtypes	<kvar>_CAP

DynamicProtectiveDeviceUnit

subtype breaker

<phase>_<maxContinuousAmp>A_CB

subtype recloser

<phase>_<maxContinuousAmp>A_REC

subtype sectionalizer

<phase>_<maxContinuousAmp>A_SEC

other subtypes

<phase>_<maxContinuousAmp>A

TransformerUnit

phasingCode AB, BC or AC

2PH_<RatedKVA>_XFMR

phasingCode A, B or C

<RatedKVA>_XFMR

phasingCode ABC

3PH_<RatedKVA>_XFMR

RegulatorUnit

phasingCode AB, BC or AC

2PH_<OperVolt>_REG

phasingCode A, B or C

1PH_<OperVolt>_REG

phasingCode ABC

3PH_<OperVolt>_REG

MiscNetworkFeature

FaultIndicator

<phase>_FAULT_INDICATOR

All other subtypes

No default; they are not exported

DynamicProtectiveDeviceUnit
subtype breaker	<phase>_<maxContinuousAmp>A_CB
subtype recloser	<phase>_<maxContinuousAmp>A_REC
subtype sectionalizer	<phase>_<maxContinuousAmp>A_SEC
other subtypes	<phase>_<maxContinuousAmp>A

TransformerUnit
phasingCode AB, BC or AC	2PH_<RatedKVA>_XFMR
phasingCode A, B or C	<RatedKVA>_XFMR
phasingCode ABC	3PH_<RatedKVA>_XFMR

RegulatorUnit
phasingCode AB, BC or AC	2PH_<OperVolt>_REG
phasingCode A, B or C	1PH_<OperVolt>_REG
phasingCode ABC	3PH_<OperVolt>_REG

MiscNetworkFeature
FaultIndicator	<phase>_FAULT_INDICATOR
All other subtypes	No default; they are not exported

Similar to devices, conductors also have an equipment type. Conductors have one to three phase lines and zero or one neutral line. The MultiSpeak field for phase line types is called "conductorType". The MultiSpeak field for neutral line types is called "condN". The information for the phase conductor types comes from the related ConductorInfo record, and the information for the neutral type is stored on the conductor feature. Below are the default formats for conductor equipment types.

ConductorInfo - phase lines - conductorType:

<CondSize>_<CondMatl>

Conductors - neutral line - condN:

<NeutSize>_<NeutType>

ConductorInfo - phase lines - conductorType:	<CondSize>_<CondMatl>
Conductors - neutral line - condN:	<NeutSize>_<NeutType>