Circuit-plan templates and planning packages

Save a wired circuit-plan layout once and import it on similar future projects, and bundle modules, inverters, and storage into a planning package so you can drop a complete starter configuration onto an offer with one click.

Two kinds of reuse touch the circuit plan: circuit-plan templates (a saved wiring layout you re-import) and planning packages (a bundled component set you drop onto an offer, which then drives the auto-generated plan). They sit at different points in the flow. Packages feed in upstream, templates re-apply a finished diagram.

Before you start

For circuit-plan templates: build the diagram you want to reuse first in free editing mode. See "Edit the circuit plan".
For planning packages: set the package up in Settings > Planning & offer > Planning templates > Planning packages tab, not in the circuit-plan editor.
Templates are available to everyone in your workspace.

Save a reusable circuit-plan template

Once you've laid out a circuit plan you'll use often, save it as a template.

In free editing mode, build the diagram exactly as you want it.
Click Save template.
Give the template a clear name, for example Residential PV + battery + wallbox (DE), Commercial PV + multi-MPP (DE), or PV-only no battery (AT).
Click Save.

In a future project, open the circuit plan, switch to free editing mode, and click Import template. Reonic adds the template's content to the current canvas; adjust the project-specific components from there.

Template patterns that work well

One template per system type — PV-only, PV + battery (AC-coupled), PV + battery (DC-coupled), PV + battery + wallbox, commercial multi-inverter.
One template per country when you operate across multiple markets and the wiring conventions differ. Pick the right country template at the start of each plan to short-cut the country-specific component setup.
One template per common inverter model — saves the inverter-specific component arrangement and connection layout.

Planning packages — bundle modules, inverters, and storage

A planning package bundles a default set of components — module, inverter, optional battery, and accessories — so you can drop a complete starter configuration onto an offer with one click. The package is the upstream input: once the variant is configured from the package, the circuit-plan editor draws the wiring from those planned components.

Set packages up in Settings > Planning & offer > Planning templates, on the Planning packages tab. See "Planning packages and templates". The two reuse mechanisms are complementary: a planning package seeds the components, and a circuit-plan template re-applies a finished diagram layout once the variant is configured.

Things to know

Templates are available across your workspace. Anyone in your workspace can use templates you save.
Planning packages live in Settings > Planning & offer > Planning templates; circuit-plan templates live in the editor. Packages set the components; templates set the diagram layout.
Save a template before extensive free-mode work. A saved template is your reliable round-trip point to return to a known layout. See "Edit the circuit plan".

Need help?

Step-by-step questions about this flow → contact Reonic support.
Feature requests or something missing → contact Reonic support.
Bug reports → include a screenshot and the page where it happened in your support email.

Last updated on August 4, 2026