EasyPower review
A deep Windows desktop suite for power studies, arc-flash analysis, and documentation.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
EasyPower is computer-aided engineering software for designing, analyzing, and documenting industrial, utility, commercial, and facility electrical power systems. It is aimed at electrical engineers, contractors, electricians, plant personnel, utilities, and commercial power-system teams. The central workflow combines interactive electrical one-line diagrams with analysis for AC and DC short circuits, balanced and unbalanced power flow, arc-flash hazards, protective-device coordination, harmonics, reliability, and dynamic stability. Panel schedules, MCC schedules, manufacturer equipment libraries, and automated equipment sizing extend the documentation and design scope.
Pricing is handled through sales rather than published plan tiers. The vendor states that pricing varies by selected features and bus count. A free demonstration copy is available, and the pricing page states a 30-day refund guarantee. The product is a Windows desktop application, with CAD export through SendCAD and integrations for Autodesk Revit, AutoCAD, and Microsoft Excel. Revit data integration is optional, while scenario management supports alternative operating conditions within the electrical study workflow.
Its strongest fit is for teams that need one environment for schematic capture, advanced electrical simulation, equipment sizing, coordination, arc-flash labeling, harmonics, and related schedules. The combination of broad study coverage and engineering-focused libraries makes it suitable when power-system analysis is central to the work rather than an occasional task. Teams that require a browser-based product, transparent self-service pricing, or a free ongoing plan should look elsewhere. EasyPower is a better choice for Windows-based engineering groups willing to engage sales and select features around their project scope.
EasyPower pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Combines one-line design with short-circuit, power-flow, and arc-flash analysis.
- Supports coordination, harmonics, equipment sizing, and panel schedules.
- Connects with Revit, AutoCAD, Excel, and manufacturer equipment libraries.
- Where it doesn't
- Windows-only desktop deployment limits platform flexibility.
- Pricing requires contacting sales and varies by features and bus count.
- There is no free plan for ongoing use.
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