Popular Software For Electricians

With new buildings emerging every day, the construction industry is expanding at an unprecedented pace. As an electrical engineer or contractor, the old way of doing business, which was typically manual cannot hold because it only leads to ineffectiveness and inefficiency. You can change this inefficiency and wastefulness through choosing from these broad ranges of software that are specifically made for electricians.

Note Taker HD

This productivity app helps electricians in organizing diagrams and handwritten notes on the iPad. You will be able to keep track of your documentation and make your work easier when it comes to generating quotes for projects.

NL5 Circuit Simulator

The NL5 Circuit Simulator is considered as an ideal tool for simulation. The app will help you to perform instantaneous switching of the ideal diodes and switches. It uses the piece-wise linear representation and it helps in the fast resolution of complex non-linear equations at every stage of the simulation. The app has a user-friendly and intuitive interface that will help you in the quick modification of the schematic.

iCircuit

This is a versatile and easy to use productivity app that can be installed in iOS devices, Windows phones, Mac OS X and Android phones. The app works on both analogue and digital circuits and will not require you to stop to make measurements or configure reports. It uses multimeters for proving circuits and instantly generating voltage and current readings.

JobFLEX for electricians

JobFLEX is an electrical estimating software that does not require an Internet connection. With the use of an Android device, you will be able to generate estimates from an electrical quote template for wiring, distribution boxes, breakers, fuses, coupling, timers, controls, lighting, and transformers.

Electricians Bible

The Electricians Bible is an invaluable app, especially when you are out there in the field and you need to undertake some certification processes. Its key features include the box fill, voltage drop, and the transformers. Its other salient features are the electric schematics, raceway calculations, and pipe end.

E3.Series

The E3.Series is an electric wiring and control system software. The software is helpful for designing and documenting cable assemblies and wire harnesses. It will also help you design and document panel layouts and control systems, and in generating the fluid designs of pneumatic and hydraulic systems.

This broad range of software address a diversity of challenges that you encounter in your electrical job. The apps will save you tons of resources in terms of money and time and will help you remain competitive in an industry that is ever expanding.

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