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Calculate an electrical load

A service calculation and a panel schedule that will pass inspection.

Fill it in

Existing service, what is being added, and the property.

Balanced across phases.

So an inspector can follow the arithmetic.

Your prompt

Do the load calculation and panel schedule.

[the project]

Use the standard calculation method and show every step, including the demand
factors. An inspector is checking the arithmetic, not the conclusion, and a total
with no working gets rejected without being read.

Draw the panel schedule with the circuits BALANCED across the phases. An
unbalanced panel passes the load calculation and fails at inspection.

Cite the code section behind each demand factor and each conductor size.
Handle the continuous loads at 125%, and treat the EV charger as continuous unless
there is load management, in which case describe it.

Say clearly this needs a licensed electrician to review and stamp.
Use Calculate an electrical loadOpens with everything above already filled in.

Why this works

An inspector checks the arithmetic, not the conclusion, so a total with no working is rejected without being read. This shows every demand factor with its code section, and balances the panel schedule across phases.

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