Electrical tools, without the generic catalog noise.
This workspace groups only the tools that clearly support voltage-drop checks, cable sizing, conduit fill, panel schedules, and formula lookup.
Start with the highest-confidence tools
These are the electrical tools that already map cleanly to daily engineering work and repeated friction.
Testers
Cable Schedule QA Checker
Run a QA pass over a cable schedule to catch duplicate tags, endpoint gaps, and invalid conductor rows.
Testers
Panel Revision QA Checker
Compare two panel schedules and expose changed breakers, moved circuits, and load drift quickly.
Testers
Load List Reconciler
Reconcile a load list against a compared schedule or single-line export to catch missing tags and mismatches.
Converters
Voltage Drop Calculator
Estimate line drop, percent drop, and practical max length for a selected cable in the browser.
Converters
Cable Sizing Assistant
Shortlist a practical conductor size from load, length, installation method, and derating factors.
Converters
Conduit Fill Calculator
Check a quick conduit fill estimate from a browser-local cable list and a selected conduit size.
Generators
Panel Schedule Builder
Turn a small circuit list into a readable panel schedule with phase totals and spare ways.
Testers
Breaker Protection Checker
Screen a breaker choice against load, continuous duty, and derating in the browser.
Converters
Lighting Load Calculator
Estimate lighting power, current, and fixture count from area and density assumptions.
Converters
Motor Starting Current Calculator
Estimate inrush current, starting kVA, and a rough voltage dip preview for a simple motor start.
Developer
Electrical Formula Finder
Search recurring electrical formulas locally instead of hunting through reference tabs or old notes.
Organized by workflow
Electrical users should be able to spot their next step immediately instead of translating generic categories.
Load, cable, and lighting checks
Start here when current, drop limits, lighting loads, and routing decisions need a quick browser-local sanity check.
Panel review
Use this when circuit loads, spare ways, or phase balance need a cleaner schedule view.
Coordination and reconciliation
Use this when load tags, panel names, or single-line assumptions need a deterministic mismatch screen.
Formula lookup
Keep recurring electrical equations close to the review workflow instead of buried in old notes or tabs.
Protection and starting
Use this when breaker selection or motor start checks need a quick local screen before a deeper study.
Why this workspace structure works
The shell, search, and grouping all follow the same electrical-only logic.
Start with schedule QA first
Cable Schedule QA Checker gives electrical teams a release-oriented first pass before cable sizing decisions or procurement assumptions drift.
Keep revision review readable
Panel Revision QA Checker and Load List Reconciler make panel and single-line coordination a smaller, more trustworthy workflow.
Keep recurring formulas close
Electrical Formula Finder shortens the lookup work for the common equations engineers keep reusing in notes and spreadsheets.
Stay electrical-only here
This workspace deliberately hides unrelated utilities so electrical users only see tools that clearly match their workflow.