Fuseboard doesn't trip?!?! I wonder why!! Electrician 

thats a sensible height for a fuseboard,easy access for garden gnomes

Another amazing video Nick and Adam. Thanks for the awesome content stay safe and take care

Another great video well done both always guaranteed to learn something in a Nick Bundy video keep up the hard work

On the silicone on shower aspect , I do top and side of shower (shower hose side) leaves other half for draining and cooling 👍

I’ve installed many showers over the years and some of the manufacturers don’t like silicone around them . Apparently it makes it difficult for there engineers to replace if they are faulty.love the videos by the way .Les

That Brymen voltage tester is awesome. Only problem i had with it is when testing sockets that have protective shutters. Those sharp tips stab the shutters and prevent them from opening. I bought an extra probe set and ground the tips round; no more problems.

The shower flooding reminds me of one I did years ago.The pipe work was surfaced mounted,so they wanted chrome pipes,this was at a time when chrome pipe work had only just come out.Everything went in fine until I turned the water on and the push fits blew off the pipes. Another tip,take the chrome off where it sits inside the push fit couplings,they won't grip the pipe unless they're onto bare copper

We chuck a DI neutral in for the landing light on council voids. We arent allowed to stick it on one breaker. Quite often though, the landing light is the first neutral on the circuit so we have to also put a new neutral in to refeed the upstairs lights as we arent allowed to have joints outside accessories.

Yes another vid great job nick

I always use loo roll around the joints when checking for leaks. pick up the smallest trickle

Nick mate, it was fantastic seeing you play guitar on the latest Co-Op advert. I knew you'd respond to Saverys rapping. 👍

Nick, please do a testing video eg zs loop, insulation, pfc with the megger

You'd have to check this with Triton but I fit a lot of Mira showers, they advise not to silicone around the shower unit as it restricts the heat created by components from dissipating and causes the shower to overheat and breakdown prematurely.

Nick You said that the overflow was burnt but what you showed is the prv (pressure release device ) that’s another reason not to silicone the bottom of the shower because if the prv blows to release pressure it would flood the shower with water and ruin it as the water wouldn’t drain 👍

Great video guys. Love it. 100% get the conspiracy geezer on the sparks fly podcast!

Little tip mate don’t silicone around electric showers, they need ventilation to stop components over heating and voids the manufacturers warranty, great work as usual though pal!

You should protect the cable from the tile cutting it, broken tile can be razor sharp.

Another quick tip,, don’t use normal PTFE. Get yellow gas,only needs 1 and quarters turn

Yes Nick!

Great vid mate. PTFE the olive on the pipe not the fitting.

What are they doing crimping out int the board? Del the spark uses a Henley block?

Do you have any videos on metal conduit fitting

Do you think you could get one of those voltage testers for my nostrils at 4am? See which nostrel is still live?

Great video as usual.,

Yes please Nick to your Podcast subject matter 👍

Even though I've lived in England, and been back several times (and used showers like this), it still seems so weird to have an electrically powered water heater within a shower. I'm not necessarily implying dangerous... but definitely weird, compared to the 50 gallon power vented gas water heater in my basement. I guess what it really comes down to is the physical size of the country, the physical size of the houses, and decent natural resource management. (Still weird, tho. lol)

Hahaha. I like the 'Ideal' pad

Haha love the conspiracy stuff 😂 also live in Stafford, see your van about quite a bit. Great content. 👍

Another good vid, always look forward to them. Adam looked a bit mardy though, tell him to cheer up and get amongst it, him good job 🤣

Where did you get that organiser from that on the 2nd passenger seat?

British Electric Logic: You can't have an outlet in the bathroom because you may get a shock off of it. Also run one of the highest amp circuits into the shower where you will be naked, wet, and spraying water every place and it will be safe!

Nice video big up nick and Adam top apprentice

Great vids nick keep up good work .. from monaghan ireland

Does a rcbo give better protection than an rcd ? Loving the videos , keep up the good work 👍

Just to point out that PTFE tape does nothing on the threads of compression joints.

Toilet roll is good to check for leaks around pipes

i'm trying to subscribe to the new podcast channel but i can't find where to put the discount code cjr5? can you help

For what it is worth, once you have connected the 15mm cold supply and proceeding to test the feed and shower for leaks, you should always open the shower valve as to allow water to enter the heater chamber and to run though the outfall pipe, then to switch off, therefor testing with water in the system and not just possibly entrapped air

"Adam's gonna prove dead." I hope not. Long live Adam!

I wanna buy some clothes for work I’m a electrician. I like your jackets and hoodies any recommendations?

Great tips with the shower 👍

That’s a fairly new board I would imagine - dual RCD board, how come the customer wanted it changing already ?

Not sure if all of that is burning on the old shower or just nasty gunk deposits from the water feed.

Nice one

Great vid boys!! You don’t have to put ptfe tape on compression joints by the way

Are you sure that shower was burnt - it looks more like rust running down from one of the screws?

2:18 nice handwriting 😎

Oooo! Get me on this conspiracy podcast with you guys 🤣🤣🤣🤫😎👀

Does Adam smoke drugs ? He always looks stoned 😂😂

I see the kid's finally no longer wearing shorts ... ;-)

Yeah get Bob Lazzar on! Legend!!

Hi Nick, If you have the r1 + r2 and the Ze on the radial circuits you can work out the Zs . Rather than trying to do a live test on a ceiling rose or outlet. Sorry if i am teaching you to suck eggs but Zs=Ze+ R1+R2 . Live testing is frowned upon apparently. Good videos !

Give the customers son some tools n old bits n bobs u got 👌

Hi from Canada, why do the showers use an electric heater? In North America there is a cold and hot water line for plumbing, do the sinks not have hot water either?

09:00 is there an electric device *inside* the shower cabin? (The sight makes me shiver) okay, you can do whatever you want.... Here, German regulations forbid even a socket *near* the shower. I know some friends who have electric continuous-flow water heater, but they are unusual due to their high energy consumption (causing high bills). Usually hot water is prepared using gas devices here.

TV is a load of sh1t. You are the new go to for infotainment. Thanks again for sharing.

Hey boys just to mention Co-ordinates for the great pyramids 29.9792. degrees North. Speed of light 299 792 458. M/S 🤔

Get that conspiracy podcast uploaded !! Fucking boss mate

you said the overflow was burnt that’s the prv

You've clearly been fooling us this entire time, your handwriting is way too neat to be an electrician! Imposter!

when Nick says he going home to have a shower , was because he trumpet then messed his pants ?

Do not silicone round showers..

Ring final

Tripsy. A spark half sozzled

Way do you put ele in a wat place ho ho ho

As a plumber I always say this” let a plumber do their job, we know what we are doing if something goes wrong I never trust any other trade to mess about with plumbing work

I dont know how i feel about having 240v right there in my shower. I think ill just stick with my 80 gallon water heater.

It will be those dirty Doritos giving you two the gut rot.

I think its ridiculous to put a ELECTRIC shower heater right in the shower itself!!I would put it anywhere BUT the shower!!In the Netherlands we dont do that.

get me on and talk 911

Conspiracy theory or conspiracy fact, will be great to hear what you have to say

I'm a registered electrical contractor in Ireland and also have 10 years experience in plumbing, so please take this as a constructive comment, that may help you. Putting ptfe on the treads is completely inappropriate, you should tighten the nut to compress the olive and then remove and wrap your ptfe on the olive and refit. Also don't do what some guys do and use paste i thing someone mentioned doing that in the comments, as you don't want that in the system, it can clog the inerds, and the paperwork also say not to use it. You should not silicone around the shower as it clearly states in the documentation that you shouldn't due to the need for air circulation around the internals, bear in mind its a voided warranty issue that this will come up in and it would be leaving you out of pocket even if a fault occurs and it was nothing to do with the fitting of it. Maybe if your videoing the likes of this again you should mention never to power up the new shower, for the first time, unless you have both knobs completely in the left position as you don't want the element heating up too quickly and burning out due to air in the water system, needs to bleed through.

I'm tipsy

Hi nick if you have any consumer units available when you are doing any fuse board change please can you send them to me please if you can I will send you my address on Instagram

Old board looks cheap and nasty

Typical get it working and get payed job :(