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Electrical Tools

Wire sizing, circuit breakers, lighting calculators.

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Circuit Breaker Selector — NEC and IEC Sizing

Pick the correct circuit breaker for a given continuous load, with NEC 80% rule and IEC adjustments. Supports general, dedicated, and motor circuits.

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Conduit Fill Calculator — NEC Chapter 9, EMT and PVC

Check conduit fill for THHN wire in EMT or PVC against the NEC 40% rule and find the most wires of each size a conduit can hold, with the full chart.

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Energy Cost Calculator — Monthly and Yearly Appliance Cost

Calculate how much your appliance costs per month and per year based on power, usage hours, and electricity tariff.

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Generator Size Calculator — Running and Starting Watts

What size generator you need: add running watts of your appliances plus the largest starting surge, with central AC sizing and CO and backfeed safety.

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Lighting Calculator — Lumens and Watts by Room Area

Calculate lumens and watts needed to light a room based on area, room type, and source efficacy (LED, CFL, halogen, incandescent).

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Ohm's Law Calculator — Voltage, Current, Resistance, Power

Solve Ohm's law for voltage, current, resistance, or power. Enter any two known values and get the rest, including the power dissipated.

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Resistor Colour Code Calculator — 4-Band and 5-Band

Decode resistor colour bands into resistance and tolerance. Supports 4-band and 5-band resistors with the full IEC 60062 colour table.

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Voltage Drop Calculator — Wire Length, Gauge, and Load

Calculate voltage drop across a wire run based on length, current, gauge, and system voltage. Checks against the 3% recommended limit.

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Watts to Amps Calculator — Convert W and A at Any Voltage

Convert watts to amps and amps to watts for DC, single-phase, and three-phase supplies, including power factor and apparent power in VA.

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Wire Gauge Calculator — AWG and mm² by Current Load

Pick the right wire size (AWG or mm²) for your circuit based on current load and the number of conductors in the raceway. Based on NEC and IEC ampacity tables.

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