Creating an electrical layout for a house involves planning the placement of:

• Lighting fixtures
• Power outlets
• Switches
• Major appliances
• Electrical panels

Here’s a basic overview of what’s typically included in a residential electrical layout:

🏠 Rooms & Areas Covered

1. Living Room
   • Ceiling light or fan/light combo
   • Wall outlets every 6–12 feet (as per code)
   • TV/cable outlet
   • Light switches at each entry point
2. Kitchen
   • Countertop GFCI outlets (every 4 feet)
   • Dedicated circuits for:
     • Refrigerator
     • Microwave
     • Dishwasher
     • Garbage disposal
     • Oven/range
   • Lighting (recessed, pendant over island)
3. Bedroom
   • Ceiling light or fan/light
   • Outlets every 6–12 feet
   • Switch at the entry door
   • Optional: USB outlets near the bed
4. Bathroom
   • GFCI outlet near sink
   • Vanity light + ceiling light/exhaust fan
   • Switch outside or beside the door
5. Laundry Room
   • Dedicated 240V outlet for washer/dryer
   • Lighting
   • Optional utility sink outlet
6. Garage
   • Overhead light fixtures
   • GFCI wall outlets
   • Dedicated outlet for garage door opener
7. Outdoor
   • Weatherproof GFCI outlets
   • Porch and exterior wall lights
   • Motion sensors or smart lighting (optional)
8. Main Electrical Panel
   • Located in garage, basement, or utility room
   • Connects all circuits
   • Needs clear access

🔧 General Design Tips

• Use GFCI outlets in wet areas (kitchen, bath, laundry, outdoor).
• Plan dedicated circuits for high-wattage appliances.
• Position switches logically (at entrances, near beds).
• Include smart home wiring if desired (thermostats, security, lighting control).

Would you like a custom electrical layout diagram based on a specific floor plan? If you upload your floor plan or describe the layout (e.g., 3-bedroom, 2-bath, single floor), I can draft a tailored plan for you.

Electrical Layout Plan – What I’ll Include:

For both Ground Floor and First Floor, I’ll mark the following:

1. Lighting Points
   • Ceiling lights or fans in every room
   • Wall-mounted lights (e.g., pooja room, bathrooms)
   • Staircase lighting
2. Switchboards
   • Positioned near doors for easy access
   • Separate fan and light switches
3. Sockets/Outlets
   • 5A for general use (TV, phone)
   • 15A for heavy appliances (A/C, fridge, geyser, washing machine)
4. Dedicated Appliance Lines
   • Kitchen: fridge, microwave, oven, dishwasher
   • Bathrooms: geysers
   • Utility/laundry area: washing machine
5. Main Distribution Board (DB)
   • Located centrally (e.g., near stair lobby or car park)