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Electrical panel labeling

How to label a DIN-rail electrical panel: device IDs (QF/QFD/QD), circuit names, group colours, a legend and a diagram. The ATK online tool does it in 10 minutes — for flats, houses and offices.

Breaker labels and panel legend in ATK

What ATK does

IDs in order

Automatic numbering QF1, QF2, QFD1, QD1 — by device type or continuous. Yellow ID stickers for the device body.

Names everyone understands

“Kitchen sockets”, “Bedroom AC”, “Bathroom floor heating” — plus an icon so the circuit is found without reading.

Group colours

Lighting, sockets, kitchen, wet areas, climate, outdoor — a coloured strip on every label.

Panel from a list in a minute

Paste a list of circuits — ATK recognises ratings, RCDs and cable sizes and builds the panel.

How it works

  1. Build the panel. Rails and breakers with ratings — by hand, from a template, or by pasting a list of circuits from Excel or a chat.
  2. Label the circuits. Label, room, group colour and icon. The icon is picked automatically from the label text.
  3. Check it. Panel view, legend, single-line diagram and wiring-rule hints.
  4. Get the PDF. Labels sized to the module, legend, diagram and a QR door sticker — print them yourself.

Frequently asked questions

How much does it cost?

The first month after sign-up is free with every feature, no card needed. After that: 3 panels free with no time limit, a one-off pack of 3 panels for 1,490 ₸ (no subscription), Pro 3,990 ₸/month (unlimited, diagrams, estimates, load calculations), Business 6,990 ₸/month (your own logo on PDFs and the panel passport). Prices in the app are also shown in your currency.

Which countries is it for?

ATK is for DIN-rail panels with modular breakers — Europe, the CIS, Asia and the Middle East. North American load centers use a different layout and are not supported yet.

Do I need to install anything?

No. ATK runs in the browser on phone and computer. You can also install it as an app — then it works offline too.

Which breaker brands are included?

ABB, Schneider Electric, Legrand, Hager, Siemens, Eaton, Chint, IEK, EKF and dozens more — module width is filled in automatically.

What paper should I print on?

Self-adhesive A4 paper (gloss or matte) or vinyl film for damp rooms. Print at 100% scale — the check ruler on the sheet must measure exactly 100 mm.

Label a panel in 10 minutes

Nothing to install, no card needed. Works on phone and computer, in 20 languages.

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