Panel Load Calculator

Will your panel handle it?

A detailed NEC-based worksheet — the same method electricians use to size a service panel. For each load, enter watts directly, or volts × amps — whichever you have on hand.

Home basics

NEC 220-3(b), 220-12

Fixed appliances

NEC 220-11(C), 220.53

Dryer

NEC 220.54 — minimum 5,000 VA

Calculated for reference — not included in the total below, matching standard worksheet convention. Confirm with your electrician if this project's total should include it.

Cooling / heating

NEC 220.82(C), 220.6

Heating load is calculated for reference only — only cooling load(s) count toward the total below.

EV charger

NEC 220.57 — minimum 7,200 VA at 100%

Largest motor load

Single phase, counted at 25%

Current panel

Estimated Demand
— A
Total calculated service demand
General load demand (A′+B′, NEC 220.82(B))
Cooling load(s) (C)
EV charger (D)
Largest motor @ 25%
Dryer
Heating load
Enter your details to see a result.
Estimate only, based on NEC 220.82(B) (general demand), 220.82(C) (cooling/heating), and 220.57 (EV charger). Recommended panel size reflects standard ampere ratings per NEC 240.6(A). Final panel sizing must be confirmed by a licensed electrician during an on-site inspection.