71 free tools · 8 focused sections

Energy & Electrical calculators

Estimate energy production, connected demand, circuit performance, lighting needs and preliminary heating or backup-power capacity.

Selection guidance

Choose the right energy & electrical calculator

Separate power from energy

Power describes instantaneous demand; energy adds runtime. Use the calculator that matches the decision being made.

Use measured inputs

Bills, nameplates, performance tables and design temperatures are more reliable than broad square-foot defaults.

Keep safety with professionals

Circuit, equipment and HVAC selection must be checked against product data, codes and qualified design.

9 calculators

Insulation & heat loss

Insulation quantity, R-value, duct loss, window loss and building-envelope planning.

26 calculators

Heating & cooling

Heating and cooling capacity, filters, equipment sizing, comfort and running costs.

9 calculators

Solar energy

Solar array sizing, tilt, batteries, self-consumption, savings and payback.

6 calculators

Batteries & generators

Backup runtime, charge time, generator size, fuel and operating time.

4 calculators

Lighting

Room, workshop, landscape and energy-saving lighting estimates.

9 calculators

Electrical loads & appliances

Electrical load, voltage drop, EV charging, appliance cost and electricity use.

6 calculators

Ventilation & fans

Air changes, exhaust, whole-house fans and ventilation runtime.

2 calculators

Energy savings & planning

Additional energy-cost, savings and break-even calculators.

About these calculators

Air-compressor tank fill time, air-compressor running cost, solar panel row spacing, solar battery payback, HVAC filter cost, battery cost per cycle, insulation installation cost, attic insulation, duct air velocity, electric space-heater cost, heating and cooling, condensate-drain planning, solar, generators, lighting, electrical loads, running costs, ventilation, energy savings and backup-power calculators. Each tool provides a task-specific estimate, explains its assumptions, and rounds purchasing quantities where appropriate. Supplier specifications and local requirements remain the final authority.