This video will go over the common assets form.
You get to this form by clicking on the common assets link
from the Energy Audit Input Menu section, As I am doing now,
the Common Assets data entry form is used to list
any other energy assets that the building may have.
Clicking the button will take you to
an installation asset selection page.
These are split into two subcategories.
Fuel and water storage and other assets.
Information for each of these assets include a description of the asset
and notes.
Fuel and water storage is for what it describes.
Other assets is for other installation
assets, including substations.
EV charging stations.
Potable water service and natural gas services.
For more explanation, click the fuel and water storage.
As I am doing now.
You should now see
the data entry page for fuel and water storage.
Other assets will look generally the same
on these pages.
You can connect an asset to any building or buildings
that utilize said asset.
Important places for this page include Asset RPA UID,
which is where you denote said asset ID.
This is critical.
Once you add a building to an asset,
you can view that asset in any of the buildings you have marked.
All of the buttons work as described elsewhere.
There is no limit to the common asset entries
that can be included in the saved entries are all presented
in summary, in the detailed table at the bottom of the page.
You can tab or scroll down to the bottom of the form to see this table.
As I am doing now,
once the required information in the section is complete,
you can return to the main menu by clicking on the main audit menu.
Return link at the top of the page as I am doing now.