Cable
Cable size
Screen metric conductor sizes with voltage-drop context.
Most used calculators
Open the calculation that matches the job, then move to tables or guides only when needed.
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Cable
Voltage drop
Estimate voltage drop for AC cable runs.
Load
Maximum demand
Build a transparent switchboard demand worksheet.
Power
Load current
Convert kW, kVA, voltage and power factor to current.
Protection
Fault loop impedance
Estimate fault current from loop impedance.
Testing
RCD test checker
Organise RCD or RCBO measurements against entered criteria.
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Start from the work type, then open the exact calculator or reference family.
Installation checks
Cable runs, current, protection and measured test records.
Design review
Switchboard demand, fault levels, solar strings and inverter AC cables.
Records and estimates
Phase balance, running cost, generator loading and cable quantities.
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Calculator families for cable, load, protection, solar, EV, motors and site records.
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What is AUWiring?
AUWiring groups calculation tools, reference tables, formula charts, workflow guides, learning articles and glossary definitions for Australian electrical work. The site is built around worksheet-style records: enter the project values, keep the assumptions visible, then carry the result into the current standards, DNSP, authority, manufacturer and project review that controls the final decision. Use the hub pages to move between calculators, lookup tables, formula charts and definitions without changing country context. The homepage keeps the main entry points together so cable, load, protection, solar, EV, generator, estimating and power-quality work can start from the same Australian supply assumptions. It also keeps public support, learning and terminology paths close to the tools that depend on them for later practical record review.