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Review Assist: the Load Calculator now checks your rows
News & Announcements

October 21 2026

Review Assist: the Load Calculator now checks your rows

The Load Calculator flags common mistakes while you work, highlighting the NEC rules and offering one-tap fixes.

Top Electrician Content Creators to Follow in 2026
Business Tips

October 7 2026

Top Electrician Content Creators to Follow in 2026

The electrician YouTubers, influencers and podcasts worth following in 2026, from NEC code training to running an electrical contracting business.

Types of Electrical Diagrams: A Guide for Contractors
Guides

September 17 2026

Types of Electrical Diagrams: A Guide for Contractors

9 types of electrical diagrams contractors use, what each one shows, and when you need it: single line, riser, wiring, schematic, floor plan, and more.

Electrical Riser Diagram: What It Shows and How to Draw One
Guides

September 15 2026

Electrical Riser Diagram: What It Shows and How to Draw One

What an electrical riser diagram shows, how it differs from a single line diagram, when your AHJ requires one, and how to draw and label one for permit review.

Short Circuit Current: Definition, Calculation, and Examples
Electrical Code

September 11 2026

Short Circuit Current: Definition, Calculation, and Examples

What it is, how it relates to available fault current and SCCR, and how to calculate it with the point-to-point method.

NEC 110.24: Available Fault Current Label Requirements
Electrical Code

September 8 2026

NEC 110.24: Available Fault Current Label Requirements

What NEC 110.24 requires on the label, which installations need it, when to recalculate, and why the calculation itself has to be documented.

SCCR vs. AIC Rating: Matching Equipment to Available Fault Current
Electrical Code

September 1 2026

SCCR vs. AIC Rating: Matching Equipment to Available Fault Current

AIC rating vs. SCCR rating: what each one means, which equipment it applies to, and how to check both against available fault current.

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