Arc flash study cost calculator that writes your scope of work

Yes. This calculator builds an indicative range and a full scope of work from your equipment count, voltage, drawing status and add-ons. Price bands are being finalized, so until then it builds the scope and sends it to an engineer, who returns a fixed written price within 24 hours.

Write it around outputs, not hours: standards and editions, equipment in scope, field data method, short circuit and coordination checks, incident energy at each bus, labels, report format, PE review, training and dates. The calculator above drafts every clause from your answers, so you only need to add site details.

Here it is in one line: collect and verify field data, model the system to IEEE 1584-2018, run short circuit and coordination checks, calculate incident energy at every bus, deliver a PE-reviewed report, print and install labels, and train qualified workers to NFPA 70E-2027. Tick labels and training above for the full version.

We publish price bands only when they are backed by real US project data, and that data is still being compiled. Rather than show a number we cannot stand behind, the calculator builds your scope and an engineer prices it. You still get a fixed figure, in writing, within 24 hours.

No. The calculator runs in your browser and saves nothing. Site analytics records an anonymous event with the bands you picked, never your name or company, so we can improve the tool. The scope stays on your screen until you copy it, print it, or send it with the quote form.

Yes. Enter the number of sites and the scope covers each one. For mixed sites, such as one large plant and several small facilities, run the calculator once per site type and send them together. We return one proposal with a schedule that keeps your field days efficient.