Electrician Apps (Iphone/Android)

[paulw101]

Does anyone know of any uk related apps for electricians. Searching has just uncovered US based apps to NEC regs, any advice?

 

[Mr.Si]

There are some for the iPhone and the Blackberry - the ones on my BB are called Electrian Toolbox 1 and Electrician Toolbox 2.

 

[gutterball]

Electrical toolkit. formula free has some electronic formulas. MK Electric (catalog) greenbrook (catalog)

 

[pmac10]

Electrodroid is pretty good

 

[Deleted member 26818]

There's a spitit level for the Iphone.

 

[Sparky Ninja]

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Hello mate, just checked your prior post history. Do you have anything else to contribute here? Maybe a hello?

 

[Dan]

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[Phil]

looks good Dan, shame I have a basic phone never know one day I might get offered an ipad through uni until then its the good old fashioned keyboard.

 

[Dan]

We will have our own app very very soon.

 

[Mr.Si]

The "ELCalcZS", "ELCalc+" and "ELcalcV Pro" are good. They're about 70p each and work to BS7671. There's also "Elec. Lite" and "Conduit Calculator". All are good by the looks of things!

 

[IQ Electrical]

Aico do a nice little app for smoke/heat detection selection and information:

Aico Fire & CO Detection Handyfacts for iPhone, iPod touch and iPad on the iTunes App Store

 

[brav]

Android apps, everything from ohms law to cable/conduit calc', zs pro, voltdrop etc are available. Also electrical forums, wont say the name as dont want to upset any mods on here lol