Uses the home's own utility data — the strongest number available, on average about 40% lower than a traditional calculation. Needs 12 months of interval data (or the 30-day exception).
The code's calculation method, built from the home's appliances and floor area. No utility data, no waiting — works for every home, done in minutes.
| Equipment Name | Type * | Source * | Qty | Amps * | kW * | Voltage | Concurrent? |
|---|
The existing service has adequate capacity for the proposed new loads under NEC 220.87.
| Existing Demand | 10.05 kVA |
| 125% of Existing Demand (NEC 220.87) | 12.57 kVA |
| New Concurrent Load (Added) | 9.36 kVA |
| Adjusted Demand | 21.93 kVA · 91.4 A |
| Service Capacity | 48.00 kVA |
| Available Margin | 26.07 kVA · 108.6 A |
| Equipment | kVA | Concurrent |
|---|---|---|
| Heat Pump — Main Floor | 5.76 | Yes |
| Heat Pump Water Heater | 3.60 | Yes |
| Total All New Equipment | 9.36 | |
| Total Concurrent New Equipment | 9.36 |
The existing service has adequate capacity for the proposed new loads under NEC 220.87.
| Existing Maximum Demand (from AMI data) | 10.05 kVA |
| 125% of Existing Demand (per NEC 220.87) | 12.57 kVA |
| New Concurrent Load (Added Equipment) | 9.36 kVA |
| Adjusted Demand (125% Existing + New Concurrent) | 21.93 kVA |
| Service Capacity (200A @ 120/240V single-phase) | 48.00 kVA |
| Available Margin | 26.07 kVA |
| Service Utilization | 45.7% |
Basis: Burlington Electric Department AMI interval data, Sep 24, 2025 - Sep 24, 2026, 15-minute intervals. Measured peak demand 10.05 kW on Jan 15, 2026, 6:30 PM (Winter). Supporting detail follows.
Figure 1. Highest 15-minute demand recorded each day (35,040 readings). Maximum demand 10.05 kW on Thursday, January 15, 2026 at 6:30 PM (Winter). No gaps in the record.
| Equipment Name | Type | Source | Qty | Voltage | Amps | kVA | Concurrent |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Heat Pump — Main Floor | Heat Pump | Nameplate | 1 | 240V | 24 | 5.76 | Yes |
| Heat Pump Water Heater | Water Heater | Nameplate | 1 | 240V | 15 | 3.60 | Yes |