Editorial policy
How AUWiring frames Australian electrical calculations, standards context and public technical content.
Country-first content
AUWiring is written for Australian electrical contexts. Public pages use Australian English, metric units, 230/400 V a.c. and 50 Hz supply context unless a calculator asks the user to enter a different project value.
Standards boundaries
Standards references are used as context for safe calculation records and professional review. Calculator outputs, tables and charts are not complete compliance determinations and do not replace current standards, local authority requirements, DNSP rules, product data or competent professional judgement.
Page roles
Calculator pages own project-specific inputs and results. Tables and charts provide lookup or formula context. Guides explain workflows, learning articles explain concepts, and glossary pages define Australian terms.
Public site context
AUWiring is a public Australian electrical calculator and reference website. The pages explain calculation scope, editorial boundaries, privacy expectations and user feedback paths for calculators, tables, charts, guides, learning articles and glossary definitions.
The site keeps project decisions outside the website. Users should carry any result into their own records and check current Australian standards, local authority requirements, DNSP conditions, product data and competent professional judgement before applying it to real work.
Support and policy pages explain how the public website is organised, how feedback can be sent and why calculator outputs remain preparation material. They also make clear that users own the project record, the entered values and the final verification path.
Keep these pages beside the calculators when you need to confirm site scope, feedback paths, privacy expectations, terms of use or the difference between public calculation support and project verification.