
Satisfactory Automated Wiring Calculator
One Assembler makes 2.5 Automated Wiring/min from 2.5 Stator + 50 Cable per minute (15 MW). Space Elevator Phase 2 needs 100 Automated Wiring — 40 minutes from one Assembler, or 20 minutes at 5/min.
The standard 5/min connection diagram uses 114.708 MW at the listed clocks or 117.333 MW at full-clock equivalents. Both include standard supporting production and exclude extraction, pumps and byproduct processing. The calculator uses full-clock equivalents for your selected rate and recipes. See whole-building plans.
Every Automated Wiring recipe compared
Rates and recipe power are per building at 100% clock, without Somersloops. The full raw-resource bill expands Stator, Cable and every other intermediate using the standard supporting recipes named below. Chain power includes those production buildings; resource extraction, pumps and byproduct processing are additional.
| Recipe / building | Automated Wiring/min | Inputs / Automated Wiring | Production power |
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| Automated WiringAssembler · standard | 2.5per building at 100% | Direct inputs
Full raw-resource bill
Byproducts / Automated Wiring: None | 15 MW / building6 MW / Automated Wiring/min23.467 MW / Automated Wiring/min including support |
| Automated Speed WiringManufacturer · alternate | 7.5per building at 100% | Direct inputs
Full raw-resource bill
Standard support: Stator, Steel Pipe, Steel Ingot, Wire, Copper Ingot, High-Speed Connector, Quickwire, Caterium Ingot, Cable, Circuit Board, Copper Sheet, Plastic Byproducts / Automated Wiring:
| 55 MW / building7.333 MW / Automated Wiring/min21.747 MW / Automated Wiring/min including support |
Byproducts receive no material or power credit. Keep any supporting recipe’s surplus outlet flowing into a consuming process; processing requires additional buildings and power.
Which Automated Wiring recipe should I use?
- For a simple Space Elevator supply line: Automated Wiring uses Stators and Cable with standard steel and copper support. Choose it when you want to avoid the High-Speed Connector chain.
- When High-Speed Connectors are available: Automated Speed Wiring uses less copper with standard support, but adds Caterium and oil supply chains; choose it when High-Speed Connectors are already available.
See alternate-recipe resource comparisons for other production chains.
Space Elevator Phase 2: 100 Automated Wiring
Deliver 100 Automated Wiring as one part of Phase 2, alongside 1,000 Smart Plating and 1,000 Versatile Framework. The complete delivery unlocks Tiers 5 and 6. This is a batch quantity at 1× requirements. With standard supporting recipes and no stored intermediates, the 100 Automated Wiring alone require:
- 450 Iron Ore
- 450 Coal
- 2,400 Copper Ore
- 2.5/min standard plan: 40 minutes of supplied production for the batch. See its Assemblers, upstream buildings, raw resources/min and MW in the linked plan.
- 5/min standard plan: 20 minutes of supplied production for the batch. See its Assemblers, upstream buildings, raw resources/min and MW in the linked plan.
- 10/min standard plan: 10 minutes of supplied production for the batch. See its Assemblers, upstream buildings, raw resources/min and MW in the linked plan.
- 20/min standard plan: 5 minutes of supplied production for the batch. See its Assemblers, upstream buildings, raw resources/min and MW in the linked plan.
These times assume the line is already supplied; startup and delivery add time. Use the standard recipe for a Stator-and-Cable line, or compare Automated Speed Wiring if High-Speed Connector production and the alternate are available. Space Elevator phase guide.
Automated Wiring production plans
Start with the standard 5/min connection diagram below. Compare 2.5, 5, 10, 20 /min with either recipe. Every plan includes all upstream production buildings.
Build the whole counts and set each recipe group to its listed clock. Parentheses show fractional full-clock equivalents, not extra machines. Shared intermediate production is combined across all input branches. Split each shared output between the downstream recipes at their required rates. Match extraction and belt or pipe capacity to the raw-resource rates below.
| Target /min | Whole buildings | Raw resources & byproducts /min | Total production MW |
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| 2.5Automated Wiring/min · one Assembler at 100%Calculate 2.5/min with Automated WiringAll targets | 12 total |
| 54.94 MWat listed clocks58.667 MW at full-clock equivalents |
All 12 buildings and clocks
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| 5Automated Wiring/minCalculate 5/min with Automated WiringAll targets | 21 total |
| 114.708 MWat listed clocks117.333 MW at full-clock equivalents |
All 21 buildings and clocks
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| 10Automated Wiring/minCalculate 10/min with Automated WiringAll targets | 40 total |
| 233.72 MWat listed clocks234.667 MW at full-clock equivalents |
All 40 buildings and clocks
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| 20Automated Wiring/minCalculate 20/min with Automated WiringAll targets | 79 total |
| 468.502 MWat listed clocks469.333 MW at full-clock equivalents |
All 79 buildings and clocks
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| Target /min | Whole buildings | Raw resources & byproducts /min | Total production MW |
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| 2.5Automated Wiring/minCalculate 2.5/min with Automated Speed WiringAll targets | 14 total |
Byproducts /min:
| 37.772 MWat listed clocks54.367 MW at full-clock equivalents |
All 14 buildings and clocks
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| 5Automated Wiring/minCalculate 5/min with Automated Speed WiringAll targets | 18 total |
Byproducts /min:
| 88.836 MWat listed clocks108.733 MW at full-clock equivalents |
All 18 buildings and clocks
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| 10Automated Wiring/minCalculate 10/min with Automated Speed WiringAll targets | 26 total |
Byproducts /min:
| 194.779 MWat listed clocks217.467 MW at full-clock equivalents |
All 26 buildings and clocks
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| 20Automated Wiring/minCalculate 20/min with Automated Speed WiringAll targets | 44 total |
Byproducts /min:
| 417.208 MWat listed clocks434.933 MW at full-clock equivalents |
All 44 buildings and clocks
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Power at the listed clocks uses buildings × base MW × (clock / 100)1.321929. The calculator uses fractional full-clock equivalents. Displayed values are rounded; use the target rate to set production. Resource extraction, pumps and byproduct processing are additional. Use the miner calculator for solid-resource extraction and belt limits.
Automated Wiring 5/min build order and connection diagram (standard recipe)
Build in dependency order below. Each row is one recipe group at a uniform clock. Ore extraction is separate: feed the listed raw rates into these production buildings. This standard chain uses Steel Pipes, Stators and Cable; Iron Rods and Screws are not required.
- Steel Ingot1 Foundry @ 50% each
Iron Ore → 22.5 Iron Ore/min; Coal → 22.5 Coal/min
Steel Ingot 22.5/min → 22.5/min to Steel Pipe
- Steel Pipe1 Constructor @ 75% each
Steel Ingot → 22.5 Steel Ingot/min
Steel Pipe 15/min → 15/min to Stator
- Copper Ingot4 Smelters @ 100% each
Copper Ore → 120 Copper Ore/min
Copper Ingot 120/min → 120/min to Wire
- Wire8 Constructors @ 100% each
Copper Ingot → 120 Copper Ingot/min
Wire 240/min → 40/min to Stator / 200/min to Cable
- Stator1 Assembler @ 100% each
Steel Pipe → 15 Steel Pipe/min; Wire → 40 Wire/min
Stator 5/min → 5/min to Automated Wiring
- Cable4 Constructors @ 83.3333% each
Wire → 200 Wire/min
Cable 100/min → 100/min to Automated Wiring
- Automated Wiring2 Assemblers @ 100% each
Stator → 5 Stator/min; Cable → 100 Cable/min
Automated Wiring 5/min → storage or Space Elevator delivery
| Stage | Whole buildings @ clock | Inputs /min · minimum belt | Outputs /min · minimum belt |
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| Steel Ingot | 1 × Foundry @ ≈50% each0.5 full-clock equivalents |
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| Steel Pipe | 1 × Constructor @ ≈75% each0.75 full-clock equivalents |
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| Copper Ingot | 4 × Smelter @ ≈100% each4 full-clock equivalents |
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| Wire | 8 × Constructor @ ≈100% each8 full-clock equivalents |
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| Stator | 1 × Assembler @ ≈100% each1 full-clock equivalent |
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| Cable | 4 × Constructor @ ≈83.3333% each3.333 full-clock equivalents |
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| Automated Wiring | 2 × Assembler @ ≈100% each2 full-clock equivalents |
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Automated Wiring conveyor links and manifolds
Merge each recipe group onto its output trunk, then branch shared materials to downstream manifolds. Minimum belt tiers are capacity requirements, not equal-split ratios. Underclocked consumers set demand; let manifolds fill before judging throughput. Balanced alternatives use the existing splitter calculator’s tree or loopback construction; their common segment carries the fresh rate × leaves / outputs and may need a faster belt. The counts below describe a serial manifold construction using two active ports per splitter or merger; unused ports stay disconnected.
| Link | Trunk /min · belt | Each receiving machine | Manifold splitters |
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| Iron OreIron Ore → Steel Ingot | 22.5Mk.1 | 22.5/minMk.1 | 0Balanced alternative: 0 splitters + 0 return mergers (direct belt) |
| CoalCoal → Steel Ingot | 22.5Mk.1 | 22.5/minMk.1 | 0Balanced alternative: 0 splitters + 0 return mergers (direct belt) |
| Steel IngotSteel Ingot → Steel Pipe | 22.5Mk.1 | 22.5/minMk.1 | 0Balanced alternative: 0 splitters + 0 return mergers (direct belt) |
| Copper OreCopper Ore → Copper Ingot | 120Mk.2 | 30/minMk.1 | 3Balanced alternative: 3 splitters + 0 return mergers (tree 2×2) |
| Copper IngotCopper Ingot → Wire | 120Mk.2 | 15/minMk.1 | 7Balanced alternative: 7 splitters + 0 return mergers (tree 2×2×2) |
| Steel PipeSteel Pipe → Stator | 15Mk.1 | 15/minMk.1 | 0Balanced alternative: 0 splitters + 0 return mergers (direct belt) |
| WireWire → Stator | 40Mk.1 | 40/minMk.1 | 0Balanced alternative: 0 splitters + 0 return mergers (direct belt) |
| WireWire → Cable | 200Mk.3 | 50/minMk.1 | 3Balanced alternative: 3 splitters + 0 return mergers (tree 2×2) |
| StatorStator → Automated Wiring | 5Mk.1 | 2.5/minMk.1 | 1Balanced alternative: 1 splitter + 0 return mergers (tree 2) |
| CableCable → Automated Wiring | 100Mk.2 | 50/minMk.1 | 1Balanced alternative: 1 splitter + 0 return mergers (tree 2) |
| Material | Mergers | Branch splitters | Destinations |
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| Steel Ingot | 0 mergers | 0 branch splitters | 22.5/min to Steel Pipe |
| Steel Pipe | 0 mergers | 0 branch splitters | 15/min to Stator |
| Copper Ingot | 3 mergers | 0 branch splitters | 120/min to Wire |
| Wire | 7 mergers | 1 branch splitter | 40/min to Stator; 200/min to Cable |
| Stator | 0 mergers | 0 branch splitters | 5/min to Automated Wiring |
| Cable | 3 mergers | 0 branch splitters | 100/min to Automated Wiring |
| Automated Wiring | 1 merger | 0 branch splitters | Storage or delivery |
- Build 1 × Foundry for Steel Ingot at approximately 50% each. Supply 22.5 Iron Ore and 22.5 Coal per minute. Collect 22.5 Steel Ingot per minute, then connect to the downstream groups shown above.
- Build 1 × Constructor for Steel Pipe at approximately 75% each. Supply 22.5 Steel Ingot per minute. Collect 15 Steel Pipe per minute, then connect to the downstream groups shown above.
- Build 4 × Smelter for Copper Ingot at approximately 100% each. Supply 120 Copper Ore per minute. Collect 120 Copper Ingot per minute, then connect to the downstream groups shown above.
- Build 8 × Constructor for Wire at approximately 100% each. Supply 120 Copper Ingot per minute. Collect 240 Wire per minute, then connect to the downstream groups shown above.
- Build 1 × Assembler for Stator at approximately 100% each. Supply 15 Steel Pipe and 40 Wire per minute. Collect 5 Stator per minute, then connect to the downstream groups shown above.
- Build 4 × Constructor for Cable at approximately 83.3333% each. Supply 200 Wire per minute. Collect 100 Cable per minute, then connect to the downstream groups shown above.
- Build 2 × Assembler for Automated Wiring at approximately 100% each. Supply 5 Stator and 100 Cable per minute. Collect 5 Automated Wiring per minute, then send it to storage or Space Elevator delivery.
Manifold counts use one tap between consecutive machines and one branch between consecutive destinations. These are a reproducible connection choice, not a claim of the minimum balanced splitter tree. Compare balanced conveyor splits.
Where is Automated Wiring used?
These recipes consume Automated Wiring directly. Consumption is per downstream building at 100% clock; use the per-product ratio to size a shared supply line.
| Product / recipe | Downstream building | Automated Wiring/min | Automated Wiring / product |
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| Adaptive Control Unit calculatorAdaptive Control Unit · standard | Manufacturer | 5 |
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Space Elevator Automated Wiring demand by phase
Phase totals are our calculation from stored standard downstream recipes. Game data v1.2.3.1 exported 2026-06-25 · computed 2026-11-08. The Project Assembly phase table’s retrieval date was not recorded. Totals cover each full delivery batch at 1× requirements with no prebuilt inventory. Direct Automated Wiring deliveries are labelled separately from Automated Wiring embedded in other parts through standard downstream recipes. Alternate downstream recipes can change embedded demand.
Space Elevator Phase 2: Construction Dock
The complete phase delivery unlocks Tiers 5 and 6. Total Automated Wiring supply: 100.
- 100 Automated Wiring delivered directly.
Automated Wiring supply time: 40 minutes at 2.5/min; 20 minutes at 5/min; 10 minutes at 10/min; 5 minutes at 20/min. This covers this ingredient alone; startup, downstream production, other materials and delivery determine overall completion time.
Space Elevator Phase 3: Main Body
The complete phase delivery unlocks Tiers 7 and 8. Total Automated Wiring supply: 500.
- 100 × Adaptive Control Unit × 5 Automated Wiring each = 500 Automated Wiring embedded in those parts.
Automated Wiring supply time: 200 minutes at 2.5/min; 100 minutes at 5/min; 50 minutes at 10/min; 25 minutes at 20/min. This covers this ingredient alone; startup, downstream production, other materials and delivery determine overall completion time.
Space Elevator Phase 4: Propulsion
The complete phase delivery unlocks Tier 9. Total Automated Wiring supply: 5,000.
- 500 × Assembly Director System × 10 Automated Wiring each = 5,000 Automated Wiring embedded in those parts.
Automated Wiring supply time: 2,000 minutes at 2.5/min; 1,000 minutes at 5/min; 500 minutes at 10/min; 250 minutes at 20/min. This covers this ingredient alone; startup, downstream production, other materials and delivery determine overall completion time.
Space Elevator Phase 5: Assembly
The complete phase delivery unlocks Project Assembly launch; 'Employee of the Planet' Cup in the AWESOME Shop. Total Automated Wiring supply: 2,500.
- 1,000 × Biochemical Sculptor × 2.5 Automated Wiring each = 2,500 Automated Wiring embedded in those parts.
Automated Wiring supply time: 1,000 minutes at 2.5/min; 500 minutes at 5/min; 250 minutes at 10/min; 125 minutes at 20/min. This covers this ingredient alone; startup, downstream production, other materials and delivery determine overall completion time.
Automated Wiring FAQ
How many Assemblers make 5 Automated Wiring per minute?
Use 2 Assemblers at 100% each with the standard recipe. The complete line consumes 22.5 Iron Ore + 22.5 Coal + 120 Copper Ore per minute and 114.708 MW at the listed clocks; extraction and pumps are additional.
Is the Automated Speed Wiring recipe worth it?
Automated Speed Wiring makes 7.5/min per Manufacturer, using 0.5 Stator + 10 Wire + 0.25 High-Speed Connector per Automated Wiring. Standard support requires 2.25 Iron Ore + 2.25 Coal + 10.5 Copper Ore + 8.4 Caterium Ore + 1.5 m³ Crude Oil per item, versus 4.5 Iron Ore + 4.5 Coal + 24 Copper Ore for the standard recipe. Chain power is 21.747 versus 23.467 MW per Automated Wiring/min at full-clock equivalents. Its direct inputs replace Cable with Wire and High-Speed Connectors; standard High-Speed Connector support still uses Cable. Choose it when those supply chains are available, after selecting the alternate through Hard Drive research.
How much Automated Wiring does Space Elevator Phase 2 need?
Phase 2 needs 100 Automated Wiring as one part of the delivery, alongside 1,000 Smart Plating and 1,000 Versatile Framework; the complete delivery unlocks Tiers 5 and 6. One supplied standard Assembler takes 40 minutes; at 5/min it takes 20 minutes. Startup, downstream production and delivery add time. Later direct and embedded demand is listed in the Space Elevator Automated Wiring demand by phase section above.
Automated Wiring at a glance
Automated Wiring is produced in a Assembler from Stator, Cable, and has 1 alternate recipe you can unlock for different inputs. Sinking it in the AWESOME Sink is worth 1,440 points each. It is an ingredient in 1 other recipe, including Adaptive Control Unit. Use the calculator above to scale Automated Wiring to any output rate and see the full machine, resource, and power breakdown.