Wow, everytime I see things like this and think "but this is in ARCHICAD already", it is made by our reseller and part of the local subscription library. Go Kubus 
That said, some issue I have with 2D and 3D representation: the 2D symbol generally is larger than the actual outlet (if you want your drawings to be 'readable' when printed out), meaning you have to 'move' the outlet in 3D if you have a group of them. Our local library part comes with that option. However, I also tend to do drag copies around my plan when making electrical plans, so outlets with a 3D shift parameter in place sometimes make for extra work for the 3D part to show. If you have two rows of symbols, you are in trouble, because it can only shift in place, not towards or away from the wall.
It is a nice novelty to show them in 3D, but it takes a bit of work and sometimes your 2D plan starts to suffer.
Also the person chasing through the wall on site for all the fittings won't be looking at your 3D model (at least in my experience).
That said, some issue I have with 2D and 3D representation: the 2D symbol generally is larger than the actual outlet (if you want your drawings to be 'readable' when printed out), meaning you have to 'move' the outlet in 3D if you have a group of them. Our local library part comes with that option. However, I also tend to do drag copies around my plan when making electrical plans, so outlets with a 3D shift parameter in place sometimes make for extra work for the 3D part to show. If you have two rows of symbols, you are in trouble, because it can only shift in place, not towards or away from the wall.
It is a nice novelty to show them in 3D, but it takes a bit of work and sometimes your 2D plan starts to suffer.
Also the person chasing through the wall on site for all the fittings won't be looking at your 3D model (at least in my experience).
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