Service, panels, loads, feeders, voltage drop, single-line diagram — they all bind to the same project state. Edit any field anywhere and the entire derived project recomputes against the active rule pack (NEC 2023 or CEC 2024). Override a feeder OCP and the conductor resizes; push it past the upstream OCP and a coordination violation surfaces.
Sandbox— project not yet saved to DB. Local edits only.🎁 Free tierDRAFT
1 Project metadata — cover-page block
No photo
2 Service parameters — rule-pack switch lives here
3 Panels — sub-distribution structure
ID
Parent
Name
V
Φ
4 Loads — add/edit anywhere, all sections recompute
Tag
Description
Panel
V
Φ
kW
PF
Category
L (m)
Location
Cont
5 Feeder overrides — engineer-set OCP / conductor
Override a feeder's OCP or conductor to override the engine. Conductor auto-resizes for OCP overrides; if the override violates upstream coordination (downstream OCP > service OCP) a violation is flagged below in real time.
6 Export — same calculation, two outputs
Both PDFs read from the SAME live derived state. Numbers always match.
⚠ Engineering warnings — click an id to jump to that element
📜 Version history — click any version to restore
🕒 Change log — immutable, every action recorded forever
💬 Comments — team review thread, append-only
∑ Live calculation
computing…—
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Connected (kVA)
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Demand (kVA)
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Demand (A)
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Service OCP
Rule trace — which rule fired and why
Demand breakdown
Feeders — with conduit fill (NEC Ch.9 T1)
📋 Panel schedule — per-panel kVA + 3φ leg balance
💡 Lighting Power Density — ASHRAE 90.1 / NECB 2017
Live single-line diagram — rendered from the current state
SLD preview updates after the first calculation.
Confirm deletion
⚠ Version conflict — someone else saved first
📥 Import load schedule from CSV / Excel
Paste a CSV or TSV (tab-separated, copy directly from Excel). Required columns: tag, description, kw, pf, category. Optional: panel, voltage, phases, continuous, lengthm, location.
📚 Equipment library
Real manufacturer breakers, transformers, motors, disconnects, SPDs. Search to find the part for your project schedule.