The problem: circuit tables were filled in by hand
During electrical and earthing inspections, an inspector visits the panel, reads every circuit one by one, writes its name and number down by hand on paper or a tablet form, then takes the measurement. This line-by-line manual entry is slow and error-prone — on busy panels with 30-40 circuits it is the single slowest step of the visit.
- Manual entry alone could take 15-20 minutes on busy panels
- Handwritten circuit names/numbers risked mix-ups that showed up as report inconsistencies
- Typing on a tablet in gloves or bright sunlight made the job harder still