About UK Electrical Workstation

UK Electrical Workstation is an independent personal project run by one working UK electrical engineer in his spare time. It is not a commercial company, and it is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the IET, BSI, NICEIC, or NAPIT.

A single place for UK electricians and electrical engineers to run the numbers, see how the machines work, and stay on top of the regulations — calculation engines showing step-by-step arithmetic, interactive 3D physics models, and field guides with zero advertising, zero paywalls, and zero tracking.

Who built it

Adrian King is an independent UK electrical engineer with hands-on industrial and installation experience. He built UK Electrical Workstation as the workbench he wanted on site: calculation engines that display complete first-principles arithmetic derived directly from British and European standards (BS 7671, BS EN 60204-1, BS EN 60947), interactive 3D physics models you can orbit and take apart, and plain-English field guides. No black boxes, no adverts, no tracking cookies, and no paywall.

Open Peer Review & Technical Corrections

All calculation algorithms and statutory citations are strictly open for peer review. If you identify an edge-case installation derating factor, a clause ambiguity, or an arithmetic nuance, we encourage technical challenge. Use the contact link below to submit feedback with standard references.

Statutory Verification Notice

Notice for Duty Holders & Design Engineers: The calculators, interactive simulations, and reference instruments on this portal are published strictly as educational design and rapid verification aids. Calculations must always be verified against project-specific cable schedules, installation conditions, and discrimination studies by a qualified electrical engineer under BS 7671:2018+A4:2026 before procurement or energisation.

What you'll find here

Who it's for

Working electricians, electrical engineers, apprentices and anyone who deals with UK electrical installation, testing or design. Whether you're pulling cables, signing off EICRs, specifying motor controls or studying for your 18th Edition - the site is built for you, not for advertisers.

Editorial standards

Every news item is read, summarised and categorised before it appears on the site. We link to the original source - we don't republish it. Headlines are the publisher's; summaries are ours. If we get something wrong, we want to know.

Contact

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