Служба поддержки Volt Drop Check & Plug

2) Cable Size Selection (reverse calculation)
• From load current, voltage, cable length, allowable drop %, material, circuit type, power factor, and ambient temperature, get the minimum required conductor area and a recommended cable size.
• Side-by-side comparison of common sizes with PASS / FAIL / BEST indicators.

3) Ampacity Calculator
• From conductor material, size, installation method (free air / in conduit / bundled), insulation type, ambient temperature, and grouping count, see base ampacity with temperature and grouping correction factors.
• Corrected ampacity plus a per-installation-method summary.

4) Breaker Selection Guide
• From circuit current, circuit voltage, usage (general load / motor / lighting / IT·server), and phase (single / three), get a recommended rating (AT), frame size (AF), and type (MCCB / MCB / ELCB).
• Earth-leakage (ELCB) recommendation is highlighted automatically where appropriate. Includes a type guide.

5) Power Calculator (W ↔ VA ↔ kVA ↔ var)
• Convert between active power (W / kW), apparent power (VA / kVA), reactive power (var / kvar), and phase angle φ from voltage, current, and power factor.
• Three input modes: V×A, W, or VA. Single-phase / three-phase switchable.

6) NEMA / IEC Plug Quick Reference
• A searchable cheat sheet for plugs and connectors — useful for overseas sites and imported equipment. Filter by code, voltage, and more.

■ Designed for the field
• One-tap Japanese / English UI toggle (selection is remembered).
• All calculations run on-device — works reliably even with poor signal.
• Clear separation of inputs and results, with verdict badges and plain-language notes.
• iPhone-first layout tuned for one-handed use.

■ Great for
• Field electricians and contractors
• Facility and maintenance technicians
• Plant and building-services engineers
• Solar, energy-storage, and EV-charging designers
• Teams working with imported or overseas equipment
• Electrical students and trainees

■ Important
Results are reference values based on generic targets (e.g., 3% voltage-drop goal, 5% maximum). Always follow your local codes, internal standards, and equipment specifications for actual design and installation.