Affiliate Disclosure
Transparency matters. This page explains how affiliate and sponsored links may work on this website, and what that means for you as a reader.
Last updated: October 2026
Honest Links
Some links on this site may be affiliate links, clearly disclosed so you always know when that is the case.
No Extra Cost
If a link is affiliate and you make a purchase, I may earn a small commission at no extra cost to you.
Independent Opinions
A possible commission never decides what gets recommended; the engineering judgment comes first.
On This Page
1. What This Page Covers
In line with general advertising and consumer-protection guidance on clear disclosure, this page explains how affiliate and sponsored links may be used on eramitsrivastava.com (the “Website”), operated by Er. Amit Srivastava. It applies to any page, article, checklist or resource on the Website that contains an outbound product or service link.
2. What Is an Affiliate Link
An affiliate link is a special tracked link to a product, tool or service offered by another company. If you click the link and go on to make a qualifying purchase or sign up, that company may pay a small commission or referral fee. This comes from the company’s own marketing budget and never changes the price you pay.
3. Why Affiliate Links May Appear Here
Running this Website and producing in-depth engineering content takes time. Where it makes sense, this is supplemented by affiliate relationships with companies whose tools, equipment or learning resources are relevant to electrical and MEP engineering. This helps keep the Website’s guides, checklists and templates freely available.
4. No Extra Cost to You
Using an affiliate link never costs you anything extra. The price you pay is the same whether you use the link on this Website or go to the company directly — any commission is paid by the company, not added to your bill.
5. How Recommendations Are Chosen
Whether a link is an affiliate link or not plays no part in deciding what to recommend. Products, tools and resources are mentioned because of their relevance to electrical and MEP engineering practice, based on professional judgment and experience — the same way they would be described without any affiliate relationship in place.
6. Which Links May Be Affiliate Links
Affiliate links, where used, are most likely to appear in:
- articles and guides that mention specific tools, instruments or equipment brands;
- resource and download pages, such as recommended software or reference materials; and
- any “recommended” or “tools” section on the Website.
Where practical, an affiliate link is marked as such near the link itself. Not every outbound link on the Website is an affiliate link — many are simply references to standards bodies, manufacturers or further reading with no commercial relationship involved.
7. Sponsored Content and Partnerships
If any article, review or resource on this Website is ever sponsored, written in partnership with a company, or provided as a paid placement, that will be clearly labelled as sponsored or paid content at the top of the piece, separate from the general affiliate-link disclosure on this page.
8. Not Professional Engineering Advice
Mentioning or linking to a product, brand or tool — affiliate or otherwise — is not a certification, specification or professional recommendation for your specific project. Always verify suitability, compliance and safety requirements with a qualified professional and the manufacturer before selecting or purchasing equipment. See the full Disclaimer for more detail.
9. Changes to This Disclosure
This disclosure may be updated from time to time as affiliate relationships or applicable guidance change. The updated version will be posted on this page with a revised “Last updated” date.
10. Contact
If you have any questions about affiliate links or sponsored content on this Website, please email contact@eramitsrivastava.com.