Use these tools for rough planning and field checks. Final designs still require the current NEC edition adopted by the local AHJ, equipment listings and markings, nameplates, site conditions, and professional judgment.
Ampacity and Derating CalculatorStart with required amps and get practical standard conductor options, then expand for derating details.
This tool starts with NEC Table 310.16 reference values for not more than three current-carrying conductors at 30°C. A 90°C insulation column may be used for adjustment and correction math where permitted, but it is not automatically the final allowable ampacity.
Quick mode uses the settings shown below. Leave the defaults when you only need a conservative starting point, or expand the advanced settings for ambient temperature, current-carrying conductor count, NM-B, rooftop, and exact-size checks.
Quick Ampacity Finder
Advanced ampacity settings and exact-size check
Power and Ohm's Law CalculatorQuick PIER field math plus advanced single-phase and three-phase AC power calculations.
Fill in any two positive PIER values to calculate the other two. Use the advanced section for AC loads, kVA, power factor, and reactive power.
Quick PIER Calculator
Advanced AC power, kVA, and power factor
Enter a useful combination such as volts + amps + power factor, kW + kVA, or kVA + power factor + volts. The calculator fills the remaining critical values.
Conduit Bend Offset CalculatorCalculate bend spacing for common conduit offsets.
Enter the offset height and bend angle. Confirm the bender take-up and field conditions before bending.
Service Load Planning CalculatorMode-based early planning for homes, additions, workshops, small commercial spaces, and commercial kitchens.
This calculator is deliberately conservative and transparent. It is an early planning tool, not a sealed design, a permit calculation, or a substitute for a complete NEC Article 220 worksheet.
General Inputs
Appliances and Added Loads
Heating and Cooling
Service Output
Lighting Area CalculatorEstimate room lumens and per-fixture output.
Uses 50 lumens per square foot as a general planning guideline. Adjust for the room use, finishes, fixture type, and customer preference.
Heating Sizing CalculatorEstimate room heating capacity for early planning.
Uses 10 watts per square foot as a rough starting point. Confirm heat loss, insulation, windows, climate, and equipment instructions before selection.