5070 ElectriCalc Pro Electrical Code Calculator

I'm so glad I was introduced to this item. Makes my life as an engineer better..

I liked everything about this calculator, I'm a chief electrician on a offshore heavy lift vessel and this instrument has helped me out tremendously, I would highly recommend it to all electrical engineers, electricians and maintenance personnel.

great product

This is the Calculated Industries5065 ElectriCalc Pro Electrical Code Calculator. Handy! I mean Handy!! Just walking a project and making preliminary plans this jwewl is handy. Just flip the top open and instantly figure lengths, sizes and etc. Get you one ! You wont regret it. Here's a handy aside "It's upgradable" !!! So you never have to use obsolete info. That's all

I been using it for years,to find out how much wires I need when I working on a job. What size pipe I need, and so on.

This calculator was not recommended while my husband was studing for his electricians test. But, when he took the test it was just what he needed for the calculations. He saved so much time with the calculator that he could concentrate on all the other questions. Great for any electrician.

The calculator was a great buy. It does exactly what I wanted it do. It's a must have for electricians who want the numbers to be right every time. Thanks

This is a niche tool that is rather expensive and could use a lot of improvement. It does do what is needed, but it will lead you to wrong results if you are not careful in how you enter the data. This is especially true for grounding conductor size, power factor and conduit size. Calculated industries is sticking to an out-dated format just to make their product backward compatible and sell upgrades to their older units. It needs a better display, buttons just below the display that change function with notes in the display for the function, multiple input lines in the display. This has all been done by other companies like HP and Ti. If you use it a lot and know its problems, it can be a time saver. If you use it occasionally it can be a lot faster to use a plain calculator or a spreadsheet and look up what you need in the NEC.