SafeWire gives apprentices and crews jurisdiction-aware NEC 2023 guidance in seconds — no codebook digging, no foreman calls, no failed inspections.
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SafeWire makes the code call in the field, so you catch a violation at the lookup — not when the inspector red-tags the job.
Type a scenario like '12 AWG, 180 ft run' and get the section, the rule in plain words, and a clear pass or flag — in under 2 seconds.
Set voltage, building type and conductor spec once — every lookup on the job inherits the parameters automatically.
Everything you need to make the code call on site, built to glance at one-handed from the ladder. The flag finds you before the inspector does.
12 AWG copper at 180 ft on a 20 A circuit exceeds voltage-drop limits. NEC 210.19(A)(1): upsize to 10 AWG before the pull.
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No. SafeWire is advisory guidance referencing NEC 2023 — always verify compliance with your local jurisdiction's adopted code edition and amendments before final approval.
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Validated at 95%+ accuracy on a vetted violation test set. High-confidence flags require at least 90% human verifier agreement, and ambiguous calls are marked for human review.
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