Loadcalc 2011 Panel Schedule prepares panel schedules, prints out circuit
directories, and performs panel load calculations in accordance with the 2011 NEC.


Commercial, Industrial and Residential panel schedules

  • Load calculations and demand factoring according to occupancy type
  • Service/feeder load calculations for single dwelling units
  • Standard Calculation Method (NEC Article 220)
  • Optional Calculation Method (NEC Article 220-30)
  • Additional Loads in Existing Dwelling Units Calculation Method (NEC Article 220-31).
  • Calculates net computed load in VA and amperes, and calculates the total service entrance load.
  • Panelboard Directories: Prints directories for the inside of panelboard doors.

Standard Calculation Method

  • Demand Factoring:
  • General Lighting, Small Appliance and Laundry Loads.
  • Cooktop, Range, Wall Oven.
  • Fixed Appliances.
  • Largest Motor Load.

Optional Calculation Method

  • Demand factoring of 'other loads' as per NEC 220-30.
  • Allows input of heating system type as per NEC Table 220-30, automatically determines the larger
    of heating or cooling load.

Additional Loads In Existing Dwelling Units

  • Load calculations for existing dwelling units presently served by a 120/240 volt or 120/208Y
    service.

Quick Reference Tables From The NEC can be viewed on screen or printed.

Professional, detailed printed reports

  • Viewable in print preview, or sent to printer.

Quick-Calculators

  • Ohm's Law
  • AC/DC Formulas
  • Cost to Operate (standard and demand metering)



Minimum System Requirements:

Windows 98 through Windows 7
32 bit or 64 bit operating systems
Microsoft .Net Framework 2.0 or higher
Loadcalc 2008 Setup will install the Framework if it is not already on your system
1 Mb disk space (if Framework is already installed)
160 Mb disk space (if Framework is not already installed)
2 Mb Ram
Mouse or pointing device.