Electrical AutoCAD refers to the specialized use of AutoCAD software for designing and drafting electrical systems and components. AutoCAD, a popular Computer-Aided Design (CAD) software developed by Autodesk, is widely used in various industries for creating detailed 2D and 3D drawings. In electrical engineering, AutoCAD helps professionals design electrical layouts for buildings, power distribution systems, control systems, lighting circuits, and more.

Electrical AutoCAD includes tools and features tailored to the unique needs of electrical design, such as the ability to create electrical schematics, circuit diagrams, panel layouts, and wiring diagrams. It also allows users to define electrical components like switches, outlets, and transformers, and easily incorporate them into drawings. The software includes libraries of standard electrical symbols, making it easier to create accurate and consistent designs.

Additionally, AutoCAD for electrical design supports automation tools for tasks such as generating bills of materials (BOM), creating panel designs, and organizing wiring connections. It integrates well with other software and tools in the industry, providing a comprehensive platform for electrical engineers to design, analyze, and manage electrical projects with precision and efficiency.