NEMA Guide vs Kijuu Maps

Use the NEMA Guide app to quickly identify and cross-reference NEMA plug and receptacle configurations—a must-have tool for electricians and electrical professionals on the job. Whether you're trying to identify an unknown plug or need to confirm the right receptacle for a specific application, this app streamlines the process. Simply search by NEMA number or filter by voltage, amperage, phase, poles, wires, and grounding type to view all matching results. With illustrations and detailed specs for each configuration, to save you time and avoid guesswork on-site. Features: - Search by NEMA configuration number. - Filter by voltage, amperage, phase, poles, wires, and grounding. - Instantly view matching plug and receptacle configurations. - Over 170 high-quality configuration illustrations. - Tap to view detailed specs for each configuration. - Cross-reference plugs and receptacles with ease. - Data is stored locally for quick use in the field or on the job-site.

Quick and accurate land measurement on your mobile phone. Kijuu Maps makes it easy to map property boundaries, trails, and land areas in the field — no special equipment needed. Key Features • Draw & Measure Draw shapes or routes by placing markers on the map. Enter precise distances from a tape or laser tool for greater accuracy. • Trace Curves Trace curved boundaries or features with tools for smoothing and curve-fitting. Includes weighted averaging, spline interpolation, and hull fitting. • Walk & Track with GPS Walk the perimeter of a property or trail to automatically record GPS coordinates and calculate area, perimeter, and elevation range. • Annotate Locations Add custom notes and labels to any location on the map. • Flexible Units Work in metric or imperial units — meters, feet, acres, hectares, and more. Includes a built-in unit converter. • Import, Export & Share Import KML, GPX, or GeoJSON files. Export your data for sharing or use in GIS tools and other apps. For best results, use outdoors in open areas. GPS accuracy may be reduced near tall buildings or indoors.