Subpanel Load Calculator
Use this subpanel load workflow for early load screening when connected VA, demand factor, voltage, phase, subpanel rating, and target spare capacity are already known.
Open calculatorDwelling load, panel load, service size, and NEC 220 demand workflows.
Use this subpanel load workflow for early load screening when connected VA, demand factor, voltage, phase, subpanel rating, and target spare capacity are already known.
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Open calculatorUse user-defined load blocks and demand-factor percentages to create a transparent U.S. English preliminary estimate. NEC 220 is retained as legacy and topical search context; current NEC load-calculation numbering, including Article 120/220 context, must be verified against the adopted edition. This calculator does not reproduce NEC tables, dwelling-unit rules, or any adopted code calculation.
Open calculatorEnter the service voltage and four preliminary load estimates to calculate connected load, demand from the entered factor, current at the entered voltage, and diversity allowance. This transparent U.S. English model does not reproduce NEC demand rules or determine a compliant service size.
Open calculatorUse service voltage, phase count, a user-supplied real-power demand basis, power factor, and a target utilization percentage to create a transparent U.S. English preliminary service-size estimate. This calculator does not perform an NEC service calculation, service sizing, or code-compliant service-rating selection.
Open calculatorAdd three circuit load-current estimates to create a transparent preliminary estimate using the entered panel voltage, phase count, panel nameplate rating, and target reserve percentage.
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