Train on real virtual devices — MCBs that trip, RCDs that sense leakage, a multimeter that actually measures. Wire live 230V circuits, make mistakes safely, and get assessed against CDACC competencies without touching a real cable.
Every lab session is issued as a real work order — the same way a site foreman would hand you a job. This is the current job card open in the workshop.
A client has reported that a new bedroom light is not working. You are issued a work order to install a basic lighting circuit: wire the 230V AC supply through an MCB B10 and a single-pole switch to an Edison bulb, with proper protective earth bonding — as you would on a real domestic installation.
Run the brown phase conductor from the supply L terminal to the MCB input (terminal 1).
From the MCB output (terminal 2) run a brown conductor to the switch COM terminal.
From the switch L1 terminal run the brown switched-live to the lamp holder L terminal.
Run a blue neutral conductor from the lamp holder N terminal back to the supply N terminal.
Run the green/yellow earth from the supply PE terminal to the lamp holder PE terminal.
Confirm the multimeter shows continuity, turn the power ON, then flip the switch — the Edison bulb should glow.
The workshop bench is fitted with the full toolset a real installer carries — every one of them works in the simulator. Click any tool to jump straight into the demo with it pre-selected.
Energise and isolate the bench supply (PWR ON / OFF).
PWR ONRun brown / blue / green-yellow conductors between terminals.
6mm²Neaten cable runs along containment with realistic sag.
TIDYRemove a conductor and re-terminate safely.
CUTProbe any two points: volts, continuity and live-line warnings.
CAT IIILock-out / tag-out the supply before working dead.
SAFELive IEC/ KS compliance watch with violation log.
0 FLAGReposition devices on the bench with snap-grid precision.
GRIDClose-up view of the consumer-unit rail for terminations.
×4Quick-launch the reference circuit layout for beginners.
AUTOOne-click dressing of the whole installation.
CLEANThe workshop delivers the practical component of the Competency Based Curriculum (CBET) for Electrical Installation — mapped unit by unit, so every simulator session produces assessment evidence your institution can act on.
This is not a quiz with pictures. The virtual instruments observe the trainee's every move — then assess, diagnose and guide like a patient foreman.
Every action lands in an evidence log: conductor colours chosen, terminations made, meter readings taken, time per step. Rubric scores are computed automatically against CDACC criteria — the same rubric, every time, for every trainee.
The AI Tutor watches the circuit state continuously. Reversed polarity, missing earth bond, wrong conductor colour, working live without LOTO — each triggers an explanation with the regulation reference, plus a guided correction path.
MCBs trip on overload, RCDs sense 30mA leakage, the multimeter reads true node voltages, the bulb only lights when physics allows it. Making a short circuit is loud, dark and educational.
Instructors watch every active bench live: who is on which lab, which step, guided or assessed mode. Class analytics expose the most common mistakes before they become site habits.
Runs labs, chases competencies, collects verified certificates.
Monitors benches live, reviews evidence, confirms competency.
Controls the virtual devices, labs, curriculum and users.
Open the workshop as a guest — no signup, full simulator.