The simulator is intended to give users a place to test ideas visually, reinforce process, and build confidence before taking that thinking into real-world practice.
About the platform
A practical electrical simulator built to support learning, planning, and confidence.
UK Electrical SIM brings domestic electrical layout, testing, reporting, and guided learning into one workspace so users can build understanding step by step.
The platform is designed to help learners and working electricians move from core wiring logic into broader simulator use without switching tools or losing context. It aims to make exploration clearer, more visual, and easier to repeat.
- Domestic electrical simulation in one place
- Designed for guided learning and repeat practice
- Built to grow with future training content
What the simulator focuses on.
Clear circuit building, practical component placement, and a workspace that supports structured electrical training rather than abstract theory alone.
Instead of splitting tasks across disconnected tools, the platform keeps the learning flow inside one workspace so building, reviewing, and progressing feel connected.
UK Electrical SIM is being shaped to support more guided demos, structured learning paths, and deeper simulator experiences over time.
How it helps
Built around practical progress.
The platform is intended to support different stages of confidence building, from first exposure to component layout through to more complete simulator use.
For learners
Use the simulator to explore component placement, wiring logic, and circuit structure in a format that is easier to revisit and repeat.
For tutors and training
Support explanations with a visual workspace that helps demonstrate process, not just finished answers.
For progression
Start with the limited tier, build familiarity, and move into full access when you want the wider component range and broader simulator experience.
Using the simulator
Best in Microsoft Edge or Google Chrome.
The simulator runs in your web browser and talks to our servers as you work, so the browser you use makes a difference.
Recommended browsers
Use Microsoft Edge or Google Chrome, kept up to date, on a laptop or desktop computer with a mouse or trackpad. Touch screens, tablets and phones are not supported in all modes.
Privacy shields
Browsers and extensions with strict privacy shields, such as Brave, can slow or block the simulator's connection to its servers. If you use one, allow electricalsim.com in its settings, or switch to Edge or Chrome.
If it feels slow
Reload the page and check your internet connection. If the simulator is still slow to respond, try Edge or Chrome before reporting a fault.