Lookup : Automatically calculate and display the maximum permitted Earth Fault Loop Impedance ( Zscap Z sub s
Develop a feature that automatically cross-references user-inputted test results against the statutory limits defined in . This reduces the risk of manual miscalculation and ensures every circuit meets the 18th Edition standards before certification. Key Components of this Feature: Dynamic Max Zscap Z sub s
: Include logic that flags if Arc Fault Detection Devices (AFDDs) or Residual Current Devices (RCDs) are missing in mandatory high-risk areas, such as Higher Risk Residential Buildings (HRRBs) or circuits supplying luminaires in domestic premises. 18th edition IET wiring regulations. Inspection...
: An interactive decision tool to determine if overvoltage protection is required based on the calculated risk level or if the location falls under mandatory categories.
) based on the protective device type and rating selected (Regulation 411.3). Lookup : Automatically calculate and display the maximum
: A digital "Section 642" checklist that guides the user through the 16+ required visual inspection points (e.g., conductor identification, fire barriers, and labeling) before they can proceed to live testing.
The place heavy emphasis on Inspection and Testing (Part 6) to ensure installations are safe, efficient, and well-documented. If you are developing a feature for an inspection tool or app, focusing on Automated Compliance Verification for the latest amendments would be the most impactful addition. Recommended Feature: "Smart-Check" Compliance Verification : An interactive decision tool to determine if
: One-click generation of professional Electrical Installation Certificates (EIC) or Minor Works (MW) certificates that are fully compliant with the Amendment 2 layout. Core Regulatory Context for Development