Voltkit App
TestTalkHQ • Android app
VoltKit: Electrical Calculators Built for Real Work
NEC-ready electrical calculators for voltage drop, conduit fill, box fill, ampacity, load calculations, EV charger demand, motor FLA, panel schedules, and more.
Electrical math where you actually use it
VoltKit bundles the electrical calculators you reach for on rough-in, remodels, service changes, and plan review—voltage drop, wire sizing, conduit and box fill, loads, motors, EV circuits, and quick NEC-minded references—without bouncing between bookmarks.
Built for electricians, apprentices, contractors, inspectors, and anyone who needs a straight answer before they cut strut or pull wire.
Calculators and tools included
Each screen is built around one job: punch in what you know, get a usable number, then cross-check against the code book and the AHJ.
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Ohm’s Law
V, I, R, and power relationships for quick circuit sanity checks.
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Watts / Amps / Volts
Swap load, current, and voltage without scratching on conduit.
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Basic Voltage Drop
Branch-circuit VD percentages when length starts to matter.
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Wire Ampacity Lookup
Copper sizing context with derating in mind—still verify tables.
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NEC Quick Reference
Fast lookups so you spend less time flipping pages mid-job.
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NEC 2026 Load Calculator
Residential-style load methodology aligned with current tooling in the app.
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EV Charger Demand
EV branch sizing context for common charger installs.
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Feeder / Service Load
Service and feeder demand thinking for planning—not a substitute for a full study.
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Conduit Fill
Fill percentages before you lock in a raceway size.
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Box Fill
Device and conductor counts translated into box volume rules.
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Advanced Voltage Drop
Heavier VD scenarios when simple branch math is not enough.
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Motor FLA + Breaker
Motor circuit guardrails from FLA toward protection sizing.
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Panel Schedule
Organize circuits and loads when you are documenting a panel.
Why VoltKit exists
Electrical work runs on fast answers: Is my VD acceptable? Is this conduit legal fill? Does this box have enough cubic inches? What does this motor need? What is the realistic load on this service? VoltKit keeps those tools in one pocket—calculator-first, no corporate dashboard nonsense.
- Voltage drop and wire sizing checks before you pull copper.
- Conduit fill and box fill before inspectors sign off rough.
- Service and feeder load estimates when you are planning gear.
- EV charger demand context when garages get upgraded.
- Motor FLA and protection sizing starting points.
- NEC-minded references when you need a reminder under pressure.
What you get
VoltKit is organized for field use: large inputs, readable outputs, and tools grouped the way wiring work actually flows. Details on included calculators, ads or upgrades (if any), and NEC edition notes are on the Google Play listing—that source stays current when the app updates.
- Calculator-first layout — fewer taps between question and answer.
- NEC-oriented tools where the app labels them; always verify against your adopted code cycle.
- Mobile-first — thumb-friendly on a ladder or in a crawlspace.
- No hunting through scattered pages — one install for the electrical toolkit.
TestTalkHQ web calculators stay available on a big screen when you want printouts or side-by-side tabs; VoltKit is for when you are standing in front of the gear.
Get VoltKit on Google Play
Android only right now. Install from Google Play below.
FAQ
Is VoltKit free?
Pricing and what is included at install are described on Google Play. Use that listing as the source of truth.
Is VoltKit available on iPhone?
Not right now. VoltKit is currently on Google Play for Android.
What calculators are included?
The app includes Ohm’s Law; watts/amps/volts; basic and advanced voltage drop; wire ampacity lookup; NEC quick reference; NEC 2026 load calculator; EV charger demand; feeder/service load; conduit fill; box fill; motor FLA and breaker helpers; and panel schedule tooling. Exact availability may shift by release—see the store listing.
Is VoltKit a replacement for the NEC?
No. VoltKit is a calculator and reference aid. Always verify against the current NEC (and adopted local amendments), manufacturer instructions, utility requirements, and your AHJ.
Who is VoltKit for?
Electricians, maintenance techs, apprentices, contractors, inspectors who want quick checks, and serious DIYers who already respect code and permit rules.
Does it work for apprentices and DIYers?
Yes—if you use it as a study and estimation aid alongside proper training, supervision, and permits. Nothing in an app replaces licensed judgment or jurisdictional requirements.
Related TestTalkHQ electrical tools
Use the website when you want a bigger keyboard, printable context, or multiple tabs beside the code book.
Get VoltKit
Electrical calculators for Android—install on Google Play.