NEPLAN | Free Demo / Student Version

The free demo / student version is a restricted and simplified, but fully functional version that allows to enter and calculate networks up to 50 nodes and includes the basic calculation modules: Load Flow, Short Circuit, Dynamic Simulator (transients), Harmonic Analysis, Overcurrent Protection and Reliability Analysis.

Although it contains only a very limited range of functions you will get a good overview of the software and there are many pre-defined examples as well as pre-defined libraries for network elements, protection devices and control circuits for dynamic analysis available. The license is valid for 6 months an can be prolonged upon request by e-mail to info@neplan.ch

The NEPLAN demo or student version, respectively, is only available in the cloud and may only be used for non-commercial purposes. If you would like to use NEPLAN for research or education, we recommend our research or education package, respectively. If you would like to use the on-premise solution NEPLAN V10 or the cloud solution NEPLAN 360 commercially (e.g., as network operator, engineering office, consultant, or the like), please contact sales@neplan.ch.

For smaller utilities and engineering offices, we offer the powerful Engineering Package in the cloud solution NEPLAN 360 at a preferential price. This package contains all the modules required for the planning of distribution, industrial and power-plant networks. For further information, please see our e-shop

In order to get the demo / student version you need to

1. click on button “register for student/demo version”.
2. install the NEPLAN App on your computer, which allows the access to the demo version
3. register yourself on the login dialog
4. activate the license within 6 hours after you have received an email (if you don’t receive an email, please check your spam folder)
5. login with the received login data.

The above mentioned process is described in more detail here.

Videos:

• Introductory video to Graphical User Interface (Tutorial) can be found here.
• Introductory video to Load flow calculation can be found here.
• Introductory video to Dynamic (Stability) analysis can be found here.
• Learning video for modelling controllers for Stability analysis with NSL-SymDef can be found here

Click here for the demo/student version:

register for student/demo version

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