Using public electrical calculators
How to use AUWiring calculator, table, chart and guide pages as Australian worksheet aids without treating them as final project decisions.
Boundary purpose
AUWiring pages are public worksheets and educational records. Calculators produce values from entered inputs. Tables organise lookup rows and record fields. Charts explain formulas. Guides explain workflow and stop points.
None of these pages replaces project-specific electrical review.
Workflow
- Choose the page type that matches the task.
- Record input sources before calculating.
- Use tables and charts to keep labels and formulas clear.
- Export or copy the result with assumptions visible.
- Stop when the next decision needs current standards, product data, DNSP or project review.
Page-role table
| Page type | Owns | Does not own |
|---|---|---|
| Calculator | Project-specific arithmetic from entered values | Final project decision |
| Table | Lookup rows and record fields | Calculator results |
| Chart | Formula and relationship explanation | User-specific calculation |
| Guide | Workflow and review boundary | Product selection |
| Glossary | Term meaning and disambiguation | Full workflow |
Boundaries
- Do not use a public result without its inputs.
- Do not treat a formula chart as a project calculation.
- Do not treat a guide as a product instruction.
- Do not ignore current standards, product data or site conditions.