Electrical

Every Federal Pacific panel you've ever seen, in one list

Known-defective panels are a documented fire risk — and the highest-ticket replacement work you sell. Owlsight finds them in the customers you've already inspected.

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Safety

Hazard panels flagged automatically, however the tech typed it

Federal Pacific Stab-Lok, Zinsco/Sylvania, Challenger, Pushmatic. Matching is fuzzy on purpose — techs type "FPE", "fed pacific", "stablok" at 7pm in a crawlspace, and missing one because of a spelling would defeat the entire point.

Known failure-to-trip panels detected on entry
Critical vs high severity, with the documented defect named
A duty-of-care list you can write to customers about
And a replacement pipeline you don't have to go out and find

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NEC 220

Load calculations that follow the standard method

General lighting, small appliance and laundry circuits, fixed appliances with demand factors, range demand per Table 220.55, the larger of heat or A/C. Then tells you whether that service can take an EV charger.

Article 220 standard-method calculation, shown step by step
Service capacity headroom in amps
Answers "can this panel take another 40A continuous load?" before you're on site
Circuit directory and permit tracking alongside

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See what's hiding in your customer list

Most electrical shops are sitting on a dozen hazard panels they've already inspected and never followed up.

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