How to use the diagramRead the visual first, then connect each label to the lesson text and your calculator inputs. The aim is to make every assumption visible before you calculate.
Learning Objective
Write a clear services compliance record.
Coordinate with plumbing design
The XA report should match the plumbing layout, schedule and specifications.
Avoid vague claims
Statements such as "solar ready" are not enough unless the actual system and contribution are documented.
Practice Task
Write a hot-water compliance note.
Cross-check against the plumbing layout.
Calculator Tip
Use the report to list evidence still required before submission.
Worked Example: Hot-Water System Note
Scenario
A dwelling uses a heat pump water heater with electrical resistance backup.
Calculator Entry
Record system type, source contribution and evidence notes in the services section.
Step-by-step method
1List the hot-water source, storage capacity and backup heater.
2Confirm product evidence for the heat pump.
3Describe the contribution of the non-resistance source.
4Match the report to the plumbing layout and schedule.
Expected conclusion
Avoid vague claims. The installed system and backup role must be clear.
Common Mistakes
Calling a system solar-ready without documenting the installed contribution.
Forgetting backup electrical resistance heating in the compliance note.
Not matching the XA report to the plumbing layout and product schedule.
Quick Knowledge Check
1. What should you confirm before applying this lesson to a project?
Layout matches report.
2. Which piece of evidence should support the main input in this lesson?
Write a hot-water compliance note.
3. What is the safest action if the information is incomplete?
Flag the missing evidence, use a conservative assumption where appropriate, and avoid claiming compliance until the information is confirmed.