Leads stay attached — press buttons and operate the circuit while it reads live. Tap a terminal/wire to move a lead · CLR to lift both.
Sequence Log▲ open
No events yet — switch to Simulate and interact with the circuit.
Circuit Status
ModeEDIT
Components0
Wires0
How to use
Drag components onto canvas.
Click a terminal dot to start a wire, click another to connect.
Double-click a component to label it.
R rotates the selected component 90° — wires stay connected.
DEL removes selected item.
EDIT MODE — drag components, click terminals to wire
DEL remove | ESC cancel | Scroll to zoom | Space+drag to pan | Ctrl+0 reset view
✉ FeedbackTerms & Disclaimer
⚠ Terms of Use & Disclaimer
PickettPanel is a place to experiment and develop circuit logic — it is not a substitute for the judgment of a qualified, licensed electrician or engineer, and it does not certify or guarantee that any finished design is safe or compliant.
Use it to explore ideas, test logic, and iterate quickly. The finished, buildable product — verified, reviewed, and made code-compliant — is on you. Before any circuit is built, energized, or relied upon:
Have the design reviewed by a licensed electrician or engineer.
Verify compliance with the National Electrical Code (NEC), IEC 60617, NFPA 79, and all applicable local codes and the Authority Having Jurisdiction (AHJ).
Follow proper lockout/tagout and electrical safety practices at all times.
PickettTech and PickettPanel provide this software "as is," without warranty of any kind, and disclaim all liability for injury, property damage, code violations, or other loss arising from the use, misuse, or output of this tool, to the fullest extent permitted by law.
Feedback: use the Feedback button — anonymous, no email needed. Or reach me at pickettech.dev@gmail.com.
Experiment, simulate, and develop your circuit logic — the finished, verified build is yours.
Version
StandardIEC 60617 / ANSI NFPA 79
PlatformBrowser — no install required
File format.pickett (JSON)
PickettPanel Pro adds
Bill of Materials · Cable Schedule · Wire Label printing · Terminal Numbering · Circuit Validation · advanced fault training — the full documentation suite for professional panel work.