Electrical Wiring- 3 phase panel detail 

Thank you! Over the years I have had many EE's ask me to see pic's of the real thing for the same reason. Let me know if there is something in particular you would like to see and perhaps I could do a video about it!

Thank you!

It takes BIG balls to do that.

Is that strande wire or solid????

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Awesome! Thanks so much for your comment!

Thank you,I'm glad it helped!

Good luck in your career and thank you for the kind comment!!

Congrats on the job, designed in America! Tell your boss they need to up their game on the QO/HLINE breaker terminals. Those basically flat plates that can take two wires are a real weak spot, and pain to tighten down square. Whoever wired that panel in this video knows what I'm talking about. www.google.com/search?client=ms-android-verizon&tbm=isch&q=square+d+qo+breaker+wire+terminal&spell=1&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwi_lOz6ydjZAhUo5IMKHZ_IBtEQBQhLKAA&biw=360&bih=612&dpr=2#imgrc=JOBubWs_jkqu-M:

You are so welcome. It really helps me to know that people can learn from videos like these. All too often I forget to mention something or misspeak in a video and I become a hack or whatever else the youtube trolls feeling like calling me that day. NOBODY needs or should be belittled. Let me know if there is anything else I can help you with!!

Thank u - appreciate the response. What I can say is that what helped the most is that u broke down the panel into its most basic components thereby making the info that follows much easier to absorb. All to often senior mechanics tell u WHAT to do, but rarely tell u WHY ur doing it (I realize that time constraints do not permit explanation of every little thing but really, panel installation instruction HAS to be concise . . . its basically the heart of ur electrical system) Even when a mechanic is actively trying to impart knowledge they inevitably omit something because it is so rote, or ingrained in them and their personal experience is so far beyond that initial step, they automatically gloss over it. I love the detail in ur videos. And when u think about it, WHO are u trying to reach . . . the people who want/need to learn the trade or the trolls who think they already know everything? As for "anything else" . . . If u have a video on Fluke testers please let me know. As much as I hate to admit it this far in, I have basically no experience with it (we are treated as assembly-line monkeys) so we just do commercial installations before anything is energized.

Thanks, I know over the years I've heard "your not ready for it" or "I don't have time to explain, we need to get this done" Another thing is they don't know how to explain it they just know how to do it. I haven't made any videos specific to a Fluke,you didn't say what type but maybe it's time I make one. I have a couple different Flukes designed for different purposes. Thanks again for commenting and watching my videos.

2018!! I like his videos 🙄 Good job man.. SPREAD LOVE ❤💚💛

as a female apprentice, it is your job to learn as it theirs to teach you. electricians and shops will come and go, but the knowledge needs to stick. the best revenge is success.

Thank you and happy to hear it helps!

Thanks!

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Thank you and good luck in your studies!

Thank you,I appreciate you taking the time to comment!

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I'm glad it helped,thanks for the comment!

Thanks glad you liked it!

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Yes, but they are 120 degrees out of phase. In single pole breakers this is not important, but in double pole and triple pole this becomes important. You use a double pole for 208V, not 240 in this system due to that phase difference. And the same rules apply to the three pole breakers. The breakers and the phase allow them to work together as if they were one continuous source of power to the devices on the line.

+loscarnm Thanks for your comment! I appreciate it.