📊 Panel Schedule Builder

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Panel setup

Panel — click any slot to assign a breaker

Odd side (left)
#
Even side (right)

Phase balance

Phase A
0 A
Phase B
0 A
Phase C
0 A
Phases balanced.

Load summary

Connected
0 A
Demand
0 A
Well within feeder capacity.
Demand = connected × demand factor. NEC 220 / CEC 8-200 allow reductions based on load type.
⚡ Teaching tool. Simplified — doesn't apply feeder demand factors per NEC 220.42 / CEC 8-200 tables (fixed, ranges, dryers, heating vs cooling, receptacle demand). Real panel schedules must include neutral loading, largest motor 125% rule (NEC 430.24), continuous-load 125% (NEC 210.19), and specific load-type demand factors. Verify with your code book and a qualified designer for real installations.