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ElectricianPro is the pocket toolbox for electricians working under the National Electrical Code (NEC). On iPhone and iPad. CIRCUIT SIMULATOR • Build circuits by tapping: 39 elements, each named in your language • 17 explained example circuits: residential, HVAC, commercial and industrial • Power and control split into labeled bands so you see what commands what • Start-stop with seal-in, reversing starter with interlock, lighting contactor • HVAC: thermostat, transformer, contactor, condensing unit • Three-way, four-way, relays, transformers, range, dryer, subpanels • Real simulation: voltages, currents, short circuits and protection trips • Siri and Shortcuts integration: ask it to open or simulate a circuit JOB ESTIMATES • Line item catalog with Florida reference prices and installation hours • Materials in detail: cable, boxes, receptacles, breakers, connectors • Labor split between journeyman and helper, plus overhead, profit and tax • Estimated time in hours and days based on your crew size • Everything editable: adjust every price to what your supplier charges you • Share the estimate as a PDF with your client NEC CALCULATORS • Dwelling load (NEC 220.82) and commercial load (NEC 220 Part III) • Panel, main breaker, feeder and recommended space selection • Ohm's Law, wire size with °C/°F, voltage drop with automatic conductor sizes • Motors (NEC 430), power/energy, conduit fill and box fill with a fits/doesn't-fit verdict • Unit converter (AWG to mm², feet to meters, HP to kW) • Presets for your frequent setups and history with PDF export JOB TOOLS • Inspection checklists (rough-in and final) with code references • Panel directory: fill in circuits and share the label as PDF (NEC 408.4) • Job notes with photos, organized by project CONDUIT BENDING • 90°, offset, 3-point and 4-point saddles for EMT/IMC/RMC, with videos LOW VOLTAGE AND COMMUNICATIONS • Illustrated NEC guide (Art. 725, 760, 770, 800-830 and more) with cable tables • Materials catalog with photos: what each one is and where it is allowed • HVAC thermostat wiring: every letter explained, plus a smart thermostat guide • RJ45 with color diagram, DMX512 addressing with a DIP switch simulator REFERENCE • Plan symbols (electrical, plumbing, HVAC, architectural) • Ampacity and motor tables, color codes • AI material identification from a photo (requires your own Anthropic API key) • NEC adoption status updates for Florida Everything works offline except the material scanner. Bilingual Spanish/English. NOTICE: ElectricianPro is an educational reference tool. It does not replace the judgment of a licensed electrician, the official printed code, or approval from the Authority Having Jurisdiction (AHJ).