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Load schedule builder

Paste a circuit list and get a panel schedule with phase allocation, per-phase totals, imbalance, and diversified demand.

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Where a circuit carries no power factor of its own, the board's assumed figure converts its kW to kVA, so keep that honest. Per-phase currents divide each phase's kVA by V_LL over root three; on a three-wire board a single-phase entry is really a line-to-line load, so those line figures are the balanced-equivalent approximation, not a vector solution. What this page does not do: neutral current, third-harmonic loading on the neutral, volt drop, fault level, or protective device coordination. The overall demand factor is a guess you own; the schedule is a working document for the drawing office, not a design certificate. Print it from the browser if you want paper.

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One circuit per line
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Each line reads name, phase (L1, L2, L3, or 3 for a three-phase load; 1 lets the balancer choose), kW, and optional power factor and demand factor. Two fields, name then kW, also works. Lines starting with # are ignored, up to 400 circuits.

The paste ceiling is 200,000 characters, 400 per line, names up to 60 characters.

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