Electrical contractors
Electrical takeoffs, counted by AI.
Stop counting receptacles like it's 1994.
Upload the E sheets. Sweinstein counts every fixture and device, pulls every panel schedule, and flags breakers that don't match the equipment they feed.
Counts
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What it counts
- Light fixtures by type
- Receptacles, switches and devices
- Exit and emergency lights
- Breakers by size and poles from panel schedules
What it checks
- Breaker sizes against equipment and mechanical schedules
- Luminaire schedule against plan counts
- Missing or mismatched specs across sheets
Ask it
- "What feeds RTU-1?"
- "Any specs on the EV charger?"
- "How many type A fixtures on E2.0?"
| Circuit | Breaker | Poles | Load |
|---|---|---|---|
| LP-1 | 20A | 1P | Lighting — Dining |
| LP-3 | 20A | 1P | Receptacles — Kitchen |
| LP-5 | 30A | 2P | Walk-in cooler |
| LP-7 | 40A | 2P | RTU-1 |
More watts, less work. Sweinstein is positively charged about counting.
Measure on top of the count
After the count, Sweinstein traces conduit and feeder runs and totals the lengths per floor. Lengths are worked out exactly from each sheet's confirmed scale. The AI traces; the math is done in code.
Ask about your local code
Ask about CEC or NEC rules and your provincial or state amendments. Answers quote the code books your company uploads and follow the project's province or state. They are a reference, not legal advice.
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FAQ
Electrical questions
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