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GX-18 · Circuits

The schematic draws itself.

Group devices into the circuit that feeds them — fire loops, data, CCTV, access — draw the cable run on the plan, and Graftix produces a branded schematic, a device schedule and a riser diagram that stay current as the job changes.

Graftix circuit runs drawn on the Ashworth Academy Block A fire alarm plan: three loops, each in its own colour, connecting every detector, sounder and call point in run order from the panel

Circuit register

Every device, in the order the cable reaches it

Group devices into the circuit that feeds them, whether it is a fire loop, a data run or a CCTV or access circuit, and Graftix keeps them in run order. Draw the cable route on the plan and each pin gets a numbered badge.

  • Star, radial, ring and loop topologies, with spurs
  • Every device in run order, with its position on the circuit
  • Cable runs drawn on the plan between devices, with numbered badges on the pins
  • Anyone who works on tasks can create and edit a circuit
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Graftix circuit register for Kestrel House Loop 1: fed from fire alarm panel CIE-001, cable and route described, 30 of 59 devices complete, and every detector, sounder and call point listed in run order with its status
Graftix auto-drawn loop schematic for Kestrel House Loop 1: the fire alarm panel with its IP and serial, then every device on the loop in order with its type, floor and status, drawn from the register

Live schematics and PDFs

A drawing that keeps up with the job

Every circuit gets an auto-drawn, branded schematic that redraws itself as devices are added, moved and tested. Export it when someone needs it on paper.

  • Label pickers, so the schematic shows the fields the client asks for
  • A1, A3 or A4, marked Preliminary, For construction or As installed
  • Revision letters only move when the circuit changed, with revision clouds and a revision table
  • Schematic, device schedule, latest test, plan sheets and mini-maps in one PDF, emailed or downloaded
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Riser diagram

Every circuit, floor by floor, on one drawing

The riser diagram lays out the whole project's circuits by floor, so whoever commissions or maintains the building can see what runs where without opening forty schematics.

  • Built from the same circuits as the schematics, so it is never out of step
  • Switch between the circuit list and the riser view of the project
Graftix riser diagram for Kestrel House: 67 circuits by the floor they start on, with ringed counts for the devices each one serves on the floor above

Panel card / zone chart

A card for inside the enclosure

An A5 panel card or zone chart with a QR code to the live circuit. And a full schedule CSV whenever you need one: every device, its run position, its custom fields and the latest test.

Graftix Go

On the phone too

Create circuits from the drawing, put devices in run order, record the tests and export the PDF pack from Graftix Go, the native app for iPhone and iPad, built to work with no signal.

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Circuit register

Star, radial, ring and loop topologies with spurs, every device in run order.

Runs on the plan

Cable routes drawn between devices, with numbered badges on the pins.

Live schematics

Auto-drawn and branded, with label pickers and an SVG download.

Schematic PDFs

A1, A3 or A4: Preliminary, For construction or As installed.

Automatic revisions

Letters that only move when the circuit changed, with clouds and a revision table.

Riser diagram

Every circuit in the project, floor by floor, on one drawing.

Panel card and zone chart

An A5 card for the enclosure, with a QR code to the live circuit.

Full schedule CSV

Every device, run position, custom field and the latest test.

On the phone

Create circuits, record tests and export the pack from Graftix Go.

Get started

Draw the run. Print the schematic.

Put one circuit on a drawing you already have and see the schematic, the schedule and the riser build themselves.