ElectricalCompliance Management
CodeComply Electrical
NEC Compliance Quick-Check for Electricians
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Opp. Score
42
Reports
15
Severity
3Medium
Trend
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First Seen
May 1, 2026
App Concept
CodeComply Electrical
CodeComply Electrical is a mobile app that helps electricians and apprentices instantly verify NEC code compliance for specific wiring scenarios. Point your phone at a wiring configuration or type a query to get clear, actionable guidance on whether your installation meets code and listing requirements. No more uncertainty or rubber-stamping without knowledge.
Key Features
- Photo-based compliance check: snap a photo of your wiring setup for instant code analysis
- Scenario-based search: query specific installation methods (e.g., dimming cable alongside MC cable) and get NEC article references
- Local code adaptability: select your region (US, UK, Spain) to get relevant regulations
- Compliance history log: save past checks for reference and documentation
Target Users: Electricians and apprentice electricians working in commercial and residential electrical installations who need quick, reliable code compliance verification
Revenue Model: Freemium: basic 5 checks/month free; unlimited checks and advanced features via monthly subscription ($9.99/month or $99/year)
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Problem Reports (15)
CodeClear GEC Guide
Electrician is confused and frustrated about why an uninterrupted GEC (grounding electrode conductor) needs to pass through both the meter and the panel, as it seems to create a parallel neutral path that will carry current.
Electrical3MediumElectrician
CertTracker Pro
Electricians and field workers lack a reliable system to track and manage multiple license and certification expiry dates, risking job loss.
Electrical4HighElectrician
ClearanceCheck Pro
Inspector requires proper working clearance for electrical disconnect but no tool exists to verify clearance before installation.
Electrical4HighElectrician
CodeCheck Pro
Uncertainty about code compliance when running separate dimming cable alongside MC cable for 0-10V dimming lights.
Electrical3MediumApprentice Electrician
CodeBox Fill Calculator
An electrical box is overcrowded, causing an inspector to fail it because it exceeds the maximum allowable current-carrying conductors.
Electrical3MediumElectrician
CodeComply QuickCheck
Worker needs to know if it is code-compliant to separate and rebundle parallel feeder conductors inside electrical gear to make a neat installation.
Electrical2MildElectrician
ClearanceChek
Electrician is frustrated by inconsistent clearance requirements between new and existing installations for disconnect switches and receptacles near a gas regulator and insta-hot water heater.
Electrical2MildElectrician
CodeCheck Pro
ESA inspector requires expansion joint for installation, but clarity on whether it's necessary is lacking.
Electrical3MediumElectrician
ClearanceQuick Pro
A contractor needs to quickly look up and apply disconnect clearance requirements between gas regulators/propane tanks and electrical equipment like generators, but cannot easily recall or access the specific distance rules.
Electrical3MediumElectrician
CodeSnap Inspector
Inspectors and journeymen have specific expectations for cable support near boxes and bushing types, but the proper standards and product availability for pass-through bushings in remodel situations are unclear.
Electrical2MildElectrician
BoxFill Pro
An electrician needs to fit two 14/3 cables in a standard 4-inch octagon box for smoke detector interconnections but is being told it may violate code due to box fill limits.
Electrical3MediumElectrician
CodeSnap Electrician
An electrician cannot find a clear code reference to determine when pass-through bushings are acceptable versus when clamps are required for securing cables to boxes.
Electrical4HighElectrician
CodeShift Pro
UK electrician working in Spain struggles with different electrical regulations, single-phase vs three-phase confusion, and lack of local knowledge.
Electrical3MediumElectrician
CodeSnap: Electrical Compliance Check
Electrician is uncertain about proper bonding and grounding practices for a GEC installation, specifically whether bonding neutral and ground creates a redundant conductor and where ground rods should terminate.
Electrical3MediumElectrician
ListCheck Pro
Electricians need to ensure their wiring installations comply with product listings and codes to avoid invalidating listings.
Electrical3MediumElectrician
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