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Marking a Slot as a Space

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    You can mark a blank (open) slot as a space.

    Spaces are locked by default and can be unlocked. Locked spaces do not move from their current slot or phase when you rebalance the panel schedule.

    NoteYou must unlock a space before you can replace it with a circuit.
    1. Open a panel schedule.
    2. Select an open slot.
    3. Click Modify Panel Schedule tabCircuits panel Assign Space.
    NoteWhen the maximum number of poles is reached on a panel, the Assign Space command is unavailable. For example, if there are 21 poles assigned to the breaker, and 42 slots display in the template, this command is unavailable for poles 22-42.

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