Free BS 7671 Calculators & 3D Machine Models.Transparent Engineering Math · Explorable Physics · Built for UK Electricians

Fast, transparent BS 7671 calculators that show their step-by-step mathematical working — paired with interactive 3D WebGL plant machinery you can orbit and pull apart in real time. 100% free, plant-room ready.

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An actively growing engineering workstation built by a working UK electrical engineer. New 3D models and sizing engines added regularly.

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The Visual Lab

Interactive 3D physics & electromagnetics
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Interactive 3D electromagnetics and machinery. Part of a growing first-principles suite with new industrial modules continuously in development.

Calculators & Sizing Engines

First-principles engineering mathematics
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Every tool computes transparently from BS 7671 equations and shows its step-by-step working. Our calculation deck is continually expanded to cover new industrial and domestic scenarios.

On-Site Field References & Practical Toolkit

Field-ready lookup decks, defect finders & print sheets
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Engineered for rapid site verification on phones and tablets. Fast lookup tables, 1-click clipboard export for inspection software, and print-ready A4 checklists.

Technical Guides & Field Manuals

Statutory compliance & testing workflows
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Practical engineering workflows, testing procedures, and statutory regulatory breakdowns. 27 field guides live, with new compliance topics published regularly.

Regulatory & Technical Briefing

Live statutory updates, BS 7671 transitions, and technical alerts
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BS 7671:2018+A4Transition periodPublished 15 April 2026, running through October 2026
Technical - Codebreakers #125 – “We came across this while attending a site visit prior to tendering for the refurbishment. And yes, it is live!!!!”
Technical

Codebreakers #125 – “We came across this while attending a site visit prior to tendering for the refurbishment. And yes, it is live!!!!”

Key Takeaway: NAPIT advises on rectifying live defects found during pre-tender site visits and interpreting relevant EICR codes.

NAPIT’s technical team is reviewing a live electrical installation discovered during a pre-tender site visit for a refurbishment project. The article provides advice on interpreting the associated EICR codes and outlines the necessary next steps for rectifying the observed defects.