How can we help?
Electrician IQ is built to help electrical professionals move quickly from job conditions to useful field calculations. If you have a question, found something that does not look right, or need help using a tool, contact us below.
About Electrician IQ
Electrician IQ is a field-focused electrical calculation and reference app designed for electricians, apprentices, contractors, estimators, and other electrical professionals.
Calculation Questions
If a calculation appears unexpected, double-check the values entered into the app, including voltage, current, distance, conductor material, phase, wire size, and any other job-specific inputs.
Electrician IQ is a field calculation and educational reference tool. Always verify results against the electrical code edition adopted for your project, local amendments, equipment requirements, installation conditions, and the Authority Having Jurisdiction.
Report a Problem
If you find a calculation, screen, button, or workflow that is not behaving correctly, please include as much detail as possible so we can investigate it.
- The Electrician IQ tool you were using
- The values you entered
- The result you received
- What you expected instead
- Your iPhone or iPad model, if relevant
- A screenshot, when helpful
Feature Requests
Electrician IQ is being built around real field workflows. If there is a calculator, electrical reference, job workflow, or field problem you want the app to handle, send it to us. Practical feedback from working electrical professionals helps shape what we build next.
Contact Support
Need help with Electrician IQ? Email our support team and we will review your request.
Email Electrician IQ SupportImportant Disclaimer
Electrician IQ is an independent calculation and educational reference tool. It is not a substitute for professional judgment, required inspections, manufacturer instructions, adopted electrical codes, local requirements, or decisions made by the Authority Having Jurisdiction.
Electrician IQ is not affiliated with or endorsed by the National Fire Protection Association, any electrical code organization, licensing authority, inspection authority, utility provider, or government agency.