Ghost Load Auditor
Determine whether your existing electrical service can safely carry a heat pump, EV charger, and full residential load — before you commit to equipment or permits.
Defaults pre-loaded for a typical 2,700 ft² BC home on a 100A panel.
ESTIMATE ONLY — Results are informational and do not replace a site assessment by a Licensed Electrical Contractor or FSR.
Property & Load Inputs
= 250.8 m²
Major Appliances
HVAC — Only the larger load is applied (CEC 8-106 Interlock)
e.g. 15,000 W = 62.5A auxiliary heat strip
e.g. 5,000 W = 1.5–2 ton condenser draw
EV Charging
11,520 W = 48A Level 2 EVSE (typical dual-head)
Get a Stamped Report
Download a PDF version of this audit with your inputs and CEC 8-200 calculation.
$24.99
- ✓Stamped PDF with your load inputs
- ✓CEC 8-200 Optional Method calculation report
- ✓Rebate eligibility summary
- ✓Share with your contractor or permit office
Why Run This Audit First?
Know your options before committing to a service call or upgrade.
| Option | Est. Cost | What You Get |
|---|---|---|
| This Audit (online) | Free | CEC 8-200 math in 2 minutes. Know before you call. |
| PDF Technical Briefing | $24.99 | Stamped calculation report to share with your contractor or permit office. |
| Electrician Service Call | ~$300 | On-site assessment. Required before any permit work. |
| Panel Upgrade (200A) | $5,000–$10,000+ | Often unnecessary when the CEC 8-200 Optional Method is applied correctly. |
Preliminary Feasibility Analysis per CEC Rule 8-200 Optional Method. Informational only — does not replace a site assessment by a Licensed Electrical Contractor or FSR. Prepared using Red Seal HVAC/R field methodology.
Want the full context? Read the BC Heat Pump Guide 2026 — CEC rules, rebate stacking, HPCN verification, and Zero Carbon Step Code explained.