Engineering reports

Calculation Reports You Can Review & Save

Turn OneCalcApp calculations into a clearer project record. Start with real inputs, review assumptions and engineering checks, then print or save the result as a PDF for preliminary use.

Solar PV Preliminary Design Report

Estimate required PV capacity, panel count, annual generation, savings and payback, then print or save a client-ready preliminary report.

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Cable Sizing Calculation Report

Use the cable sizing calculator to review design current, ampacity, derating, voltage drop and the selected practical cable size.

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Battery Backup Calculation Report

Calculate load energy, usable battery energy, losses, DoD, battery Ah and practical backup recommendations.

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Inverter Sizing Calculation Report

Check theoretical inverter capacity, practical standard selection, loading and key sizing assumptions.

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Voltage Drop Calculation Report

Document conductor resistance, current, route length, calculated voltage drop, loss percentage and PASS/FAIL status.

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Earthing Preliminary Calculation Report

Run preliminary earthing calculations and keep the project inputs, assumptions and engineering warnings together for review.

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What a preliminary report should contain

Project and calculation inputs with units
Editable assumptions used in the calculation
Step-by-step equations and substituted values
Theoretical result and practical selected result
PASS / WARNING / FAIL engineering checks
Limitations and items that require final verification

Start with the solar quote report

The Solar Quote & Savings Generator is the first dedicated report workflow. It converts monthly energy or bill data into PV capacity, module count, annual generation, savings and simple payback with transparent assumptions.

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Important engineering limitation

These are engineering-grade preliminary calculations, not approved construction documents. Final design must be verified against project-specific site conditions, manufacturer datasheets, applicable standards, utility requirements and a qualified engineer where required.