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Backup Worksheet

Essential Load Schedule

Turn entered continuous loads and daily run-times into a simple backup power and energy schedule.

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Live result

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Concurrent load

1.6kW

Daily energy

13.2kWh

Entered surge

2.5kW

List individual circuits in the job record. Confirm actual starting behaviour and backup limits from product documentation.

Key takeaways
  • Turn entered continuous loads and daily run-times into a simple backup power and energy schedule.
  • What you get: Continuous kW · daily kWh · entered surge allowance.
  • Runs in your browser with no sign-up. Saving a result is optional. An estimate for guidance, not a certificate.

How it works

Continuous power is the sum of loads assumed to run together. Daily energy is each entered load multiplied by its run-time. Starting demand is kept as a separate entered value because appliance behaviour is product-specific.

Estimates only: for guidance, not a quote or a compliance certificate. Verify against the current AS/NZS standards and a licensed design. The maths runs in your browser. Nothing is sent to Wattbench unless you sign in and deliberately save the result.

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