PEC 2017 · Philippine electrical design

From load inputs to a coordinated electrical design set.

Engineer Mate Electrical sizes the system, checks the path, balances the phases and turns the same computation into schedules, specifications and drawings — so you review engineering decisions instead of reconciling disconnected spreadsheets.

ENGINE ONLINE device termination conductor VD EGC
14design methods
8 / 8Annex D examples matched
1calculation path to every output
Verified reference check
D3 · Single-family dwelling
Computed
Computed load 18.438 kVA book match
Main device 125 AT device basis
Service conductor 38 mm² PEC table
SOURCE 230 V · 1Ø
MAIN PANEL 125AT
DEVICECONDUCTORVOLTAGE DROPEGC
Demand & motor allowancechecked
Device → conductor → VD sizingcoordinated
Schedule / PDF / Excel / SVGsame result
Scroll to inspect
Service → MDP → feeder → branch coordination
Voltage drop & available fault current
Phase rotation & line-current balancing
Schedules, specs, SLDs & workbook output
What engineers actually gain

More than faster calculations.

The value is not just typing less. It is keeping the electrical design internally consistent from the first load entry to the sheet another engineer reviews.

01

Defensible calculation trail

Named PEC methods, demand steps, conductor bases, device calls and code references stay visible. You can review why a size was selected instead of accepting a black-box answer.

02

Whole-path coordination

Multi-panel work carries voltage drop and fault level through the distribution chain, while feeder and service sizing are built from the loads actually connected downstream.

03

Real panel balancing

Three-phase and mixed boards are evaluated by line current, not cosmetic VA columns. Auto-balance can place movable loads and single-phase panel feeds against the actual system objective.

04

Outputs that agree

The designer, report, workbook and diagram surfaces consume the same computation result. That reduces the dangerous last-mile problem of a schedule saying one thing and a drawing saying another.

Coverage that grows with the job

Dwelling examples to mixed commercial distribution.

Choose the calculation method that matches the building instead of forcing every project through one generic template. The engine currently ships 14 selectable design paths.

Regression-protected engineering rules The eight Annex D worked examples reproduce their printed computed loads; commercial paths are checked against identities and Code rules.
Residential PEC 2017 Annex D + custom
9 methods
D1 D2 D3 D4 D5 D6 D7 D8 CUS

Single-family, multi-family, 1Ø and 3Ø dwelling methods, plus a fully specified custom dwelling path when a named Appendix D example is not the right fit.

A workflow built around review

Enter the design intent once. Follow it through to paper.

1

Define the system

Method, supply, transformer, panel arrangement, enclosure, fault source and project-level design settings.

2

Build the loads

Lighting, appliances, motors, pumps, air-conditioning and custom loads with the rating route and continuous-load classification that actually applies.

3

Verify coordination

Review demand, breaker and conductor selection, conduit, grounding, phase distribution, voltage drop and fault duty before issuing anything.

4

Produce the set

Preview schedules, written specifications and single-line diagrams, then export plan-gated PDF, Excel and diagram deliverables from the same result.

ENGINE VERIFICATION ALL CORE SUITES GREEN
Annex D worked examples8 / 8 computed loads exact
Commercial calculation identitiesguarded
Mixed-phase phasors & balanceguarded
Template / result contractsguarded
Preview / export data sourceshared runner
Engineering software should earn trust

Built to expose decisions, not hide them.

The engine keeps calculation logic separate from the UI, exercises regression suites around the Code rules, and treats the on-screen result and exported deliverables as consumers of the same computation. That architecture matters when a one-line change can move a breaker, conductor or phase assignment.

PEC 2017 tables Per-bus fault levels 5% path VD budget AT / AF / kAIC device calls Riser + panel SLDs Code reference screen
Plans

Start with real work. Upgrade when the project demands more.

Monthly billing is shown below. Annual plans are priced at ten months, giving two months free.

Live plan gates — what you see is what the app enforces

Free

Learn the code, ship a real drawing.

0 / month
Free to start
2 projects
12 circuits per project
Residential D1 / D2 (entry)
Residential D3–D5 (single-phase)
Residential D6 (3Ø dwelling)
Multi-family D7 / D8
Custom dwelling (fully specified)
Commercial 1Ø — single panel
Commercial 3Ø — single panel
Commercial — multiple panelboards
Delete projects
PDF design report
Excel workbook
SVG / PNG diagram
Report colour schemes
Bill of materials & quotation
BOM export (PDF / Excel)
Private material price book
1 saved title blocks
Watermark-free output
Custom firm branding
1 team seats
Priority support
Start free

Basic

Every dwelling method, for the solo designer.

999 / month
₱9,990/year · 2 months free
25 projects
40 circuits per project
Residential D1 / D2 (entry)
Residential D3–D5 (single-phase)
Residential D6 (3Ø dwelling)
Multi-family D7 / D8
Custom dwelling (fully specified)
Commercial 1Ø — single panel
Commercial 3Ø — single panel
Commercial — multiple panelboards
Delete projects
PDF design report
Excel workbook
SVG / PNG diagram
Report colour schemes
Bill of materials & quotation
BOM export (PDF / Excel)
Private material price book
3 saved title blocks
Watermark-free output
Custom firm branding
1 team seats
Priority support
Choose Basic
Engineer the system, not the spreadsheet

Build your next electrical design in one coordinated workspace.

Start free, keep the calculation trail visible, and move into commercial and multi-panel work when you need it.