EasyPower offers software tools that simplify complex electrical power system analysis, making it easier to model, analyze, and deliver solutions across all power system lifecycle phases. You can quickly model electrical power systems, perform advanced simulations, and produce essential project deliverables and safety documentation.

You can quickly model electrical power systems including three-phase, single-phase, AC, and DC systems with manufacturer-specific components. The software allows you to build integrated one-line diagrams using a large library of equipment created from manufacturer specifications.

Users can perform advanced simulations to address complex power system challenges, including:

• Short Circuit
• Protection Coordination
• Arc Flash
• Power Flow
• Harmonics
• Transient Motor Starting
• Reliability
• Dynamic Stability

Yes. The Auto Design module can automatically size the following based on load requirements to support design standards and compliance:

• Cables
• Transformers
• Protective devices
• Panelboards and switchgear
• Motor control centers (MCCs)

EasyPower performs arc flash and shock hazard assessments to determine PPE requirements, generate compliant arc flash labels, and create work permits for electrical safety. It also provides tools to support alignment with NFPA 70E requirements.

EasyPower can create a range of reports and deliverables, including:

• Single-line diagrams and drawings
• Technical reports in text and spreadsheet formats
• Time-current curves (TCCs)
• Graphical plots and charts
• Arc flash labels
• Energized electrical work permits
• Panel and MCC schedules that can be exported to spreadsheet or CAD (DXF) formats

EasyPower offers both expert-led training and self-paced learning resources for different skill levels:

• Self-Paced Online Training: Free on-demand courses on the Bentley Learn platform, including Hands-On Training, Protective Device Coordination, Arc Flash Risk Assessment, and XGSLab and Grounding Analysis.
• Live 5-day Essentials Training
• Custom one-on-one web training
• Client-site team training
• Help System: Press F1 in any dialog box or click the Help icon. Help is also available online.
• Tutorials and User Manuals: Tutorials are available online through EasyPower Help, as printable PDFs from the Start Page under Resources & Tutorials, and as in-product step-by-step guides. A full PDF User Guide is also available from the Start Page.
• Video Library: An extensive video library covers specific EasyPower tasks as well as general industry topics.

For more information, visit the EasyPower Training page.

To access your EasyPower license, use the Feature Level Selector when installing the program. After downloading EasyPower:

1. Open the Windows Start menu and search for Bentley Licensing Tool.
2. In the window that appears, choose Tools > Select Feature Level.
3. This window may take a moment to load. Select the EasyPower feature string available to you.

Account administrators need to contact their Enterprise Success Manager or Account Manager to have their EasyPower license or licenses added to the E365 program.

First, sign in to the Bentley Connection Client. Then click the Windows Start button and search for EasyPower or EasyPower Demo if you have the demo version.

Yes. You can have multiple versions of EasyPower on the same machine. For example, if you already have EasyPower 11.0, you can also install EasyPower 2025 without overwriting version 11.0. The new version will be installed in a separate program folder.

The default folder for EasyPower is C:\ProgramData\EasyPower\EasyPower. You can choose a different folder during installation.

Windows 10/11: Uninstall the program from the Windows Control Panel.

Older versions of Windows: Select the Windows Start button, then Settings > Control Panel > Add/Remove Programs. Select EasyPower and choose Remove.

Yes, you can customize your device library. We are also happy to add devices that are not currently in EasyPower, or we can show you how to do this yourself.

After running the arc flash calculations, click Print and select the printer or plotter you want to use.

1. From within Short Circuit, select Short Circuit Options > Arc Flash Hazards.
2. Under Create Report, select the Arc Flash Spreadsheet check box.
3. After running the arc flash calculations, view the report by choosing Window from the menu.

In the Arc Flash Hazard Report window, select File > Print Label > All Devices or Selected Devices. Then select the appropriate label printer in the print dialog box.

Yes, if you have a PDF writer installed, such as Adobe Acrobat or Adobe PDF. From the arc flash hazard report:

1. Select File > Print Label > All Devices or Selected Devices.
2. In the print dialog, select your PDF writer instead of a label printer.
3. Provide a file name when prompted.

Yes. When you print the labels, the print dialog includes a comment field at the bottom. Enter the text you want to add and it will appear on the printed label.

1. In Database Edit mode, double-click the equipment to view its data. This must be a bus, MCC, panel, or ATS.
2. Select the Arc Flash Hazard tab.
3. Select the check box for Exclude this bus from arc flash hazard report.