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Industrial Electrical Installation - Board Upgrade & Electric Vehicle Chargers - Day 3.
Join us for Part 2 of this weekend job where we installed a replacement distribution board, two 22kW Zappi Electric Vehicle Charging Points and some additional 13amp sockets.
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@artisanelectrics 3 года назад

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@popsquashgaming9463 3 года назад

Love your work, you're almost as good as me😃😃 good work.

@sam04019491 2 года назад

Very nice job. A few very minor things, that you may want to consider: 1. Unistrut end caps 2. A metal-clad blank-plate instead of plastic 3. Gusset bends on the 50mm tray 4. Tray Earth braids at joints, especially where you have stopped the tray and started it again to float over the columns. 5. Before you leave, you can cut the tie wraps in the DB and the cables will generally be “set” in place and won’t move. Some people don’t like cable ties in boards, but it’s just preference. So you can use them whilst terminating the board and remove them at the end.

@terrystephens1102 3 года назад

The board scores an A+, great job Cory. The customer will be very pleased with the whole job, well done. 😃👌👏👏👏

@amarcy5369 3 года назад

Hi to you both Regarding zip ties inside a DB it’s always been a bowl of contention, my old gaffer said it shouldn’t be done. But I still did it and if someone at a later date needs to identify cables it’s easy to cut them . As for thermal grouping factors in this particular installation it will never be an issue in this situation . You only need to be bothered when you’re dealing with in high current demands . Once you enter into the realms of say 400v per phase then you enter a total different ball game . But for all you potential electricians out there you will learn a lot from this informative channel . And trust me from the day you start your journey till the day you retire you will still be learning . 😀👍

@soyebmankda8387 3 года назад

Well done Cory and the best part "only ferrule the stranded wire" as I see lot of craze starting to appear again well done Jordan filming this, long may your team work continue

@tomorichard 3 года назад

I believe the craze came from social media. Inexperienced people trying to make a photo Instagram worthy 😬.

@tww5719 3 года назад

You can tell Cory has worked on control rigs, 👍

@TheSparkysdog 3 года назад

Quality job boys, all that attention to detail shines through 👌

@artisanelectrics 3 года назад

Thanks!

@whatthedeuse 3 года назад

1 you trusted the wholesaler to pick the right kit and 2 you trusted CEF 😂🤪

@artisanelectrics 3 года назад

Yeah never trust the wholesaler! LOL

@thelorax9622 2 года назад

I'm not an electrician, but I have worked in IT and had to wire cabinets (and neaten up and label someone else's work), so I massively appreciate the neatness of that job - gold star to Cory and the others for the work they did.

@janlievens6964 2 года назад

Nice to see the MEM equipment again now retired but spend 3 years in the Factory 2 days a week inspecting all the panels and electrical equipment for Terminal 5 , i was in charge off the final handover and inspecting and testing for the job 5 year contract 300 sparks 100 Electr. design engineers and CAD persons 300.000 TEST SHEETS all set up by me and my name on every single drawing for approval and test sheets.

@thomashooley8649 3 года назад

Looks great guys! We use finger trunking inside large panels now. It saves a huge amount of time, looks great and also saves you when at the end of the job the client adds an extra circuit you don’t have to go in there and cut all the cable ties! A nice way of finishing off the cantilever arms is using some 41x41mm uni strut cap ends, sometimes they can be really sharp.

@thomasbyles3075 3 года назад

The best thing about having more artisans in your video is the banter 😂 a very nice looking plant based installation - nice work can’t wait till I get to that level

@SultansKitchen1 3 года назад

Looks awesome guys,👍🏼 you all worked very hard. Jordan & Cory's attention to detail paid off, very well done.😉👍🏼

@Hawkinsian 3 года назад

12:35 "Leave it how you would like to see it", just hope the new sparkies who come to this site (If it isn't you chaps) will appreciate all of the effort.

@artisanelectrics 3 года назад

They already got in a new sparky to do one job! I had to go back there the other day to check something and saw that they had added a new circuit 🤦‍♂️

@Hawkinsian 3 года назад

@@artisanelectrics Urgh!, that's like making an adjustment to a Monia Lisa painting!, i'm a sysadmin but back in the days used to install servers in datacentres which involved running fibre/ethernet cables...granted not as dangerous as you chaps, still....even with networking you need to take pride in your work!. Love the channel by the way, just subscribed, i wish you chaps all the best!

@stevejagger8602 3 года назад

As we would say in Wales - TIDY! Such a pleasure to see the necessary care taken that makes your next job, or anyone else, so much easier.

@peterc3228 3 года назад

Professional and super tidy installation. Any future electrician that comes to work on it, will thank you. Also here's a recommendation for you, (Portasol APSK SP-1K Super Pro 125 Kit 5 piece gas solder kit) has a flameless hot air blower, which easily shrinks down any size of heat shrink sleeving. It's piezo electric start, and has good run time on one fill of butane. I got mine from Amazon, and have had good use out of it. Great videos, keep up the good work. Stay safe, and all the best for 2021!

@Fishbait075 3 года назад

Thumbs up for being one of nearly all people that actually include links in their videos, when they say "i'll put a link in the description". So annoying to scroll down for a link and not find it. Fantastic work. Needed some Flexicon thrown in there some how though!

@lowrybrock8272 3 года назад

Really nice work guys! Thanks for sharing!

@MarkButiken 3 года назад

The pride you guys take in your work is impressive! I only wish you were based in Sweden so you could do the electrics in my future house! Keep on doing works of art installations!

@uplightuk8924 3 года назад

As an apprentice just finishing up my 4th year and hoping to become qualified by summer, your videos are a great help to me. It’s crazy how much I still have to learn...

@artisanelectrics 3 года назад

Happy to help!

@o.f.x8389 3 года назад

gl to you, started my first year on september 2020, ive enjoyed every bit of it , any notes i should take for years ahead?

@peterpowis4145 3 года назад

Great job guys, you worked super hard and its all looking beautiful! I'm partial to a Vegan sausage roll myself and i'm feeling hungry now! 😂 Satisfying to see the end result, thanks for posting!!

@bryandowdey1779 3 года назад

An excellent and professional job guys. You can be proud of it!

@artisanelectrics 3 года назад

Thanks a lot!

@sparky9282 3 года назад

Quality job! Lots of patience with them cable markers

@Danny-do2ov 3 года назад

Absolute quality as always lads. Top Job! Top Guys!

@artisanelectrics 3 года назад

Thanks a lot!

@bri200490 2 года назад

Very impressed . Good work fellas

@RustyRecovery 2 года назад

Outstanding work as always.

@Cablesmith 3 года назад

Another job well done 👏🏼

@seanboxley4594 3 года назад

Excellent work lads 👍🏻

@brianoceallaigh8714 3 года назад

lovely finish to the board... really worth taking the extra time to get a great finish... good one guys...

@artisanelectrics 3 года назад

Thnks!

@andychara1631 3 года назад

Really good job guys. Another great video jordan. Hopefully more to come in the new year. Have a good one.

@artisanelectrics 3 года назад

Thanks!

@effervescence5664 3 года назад

Brilliant work, nice to see the loops on the top right incase you have to move the rcbo'd circuits across phases at any point. Really well planned out and installed.

@artisanelectrics 3 года назад

Thanks a lot!

@paulharrison6408 3 года назад

Never understood peoples obsession with leaving lots of slack in cables in dbs. If we did that for every circuit in a busy board it would be rammed in there!. Stupid idea and totally unnecessary tbh. How many times have you moved a circuit to a different way on a db? And why would you have to lol 😆. Once a circuit is in there its in! Stupid response

@artisanelectrics 3 года назад

True

@effervescence5664 3 года назад

@@paulharrison6408 Domestically hardly ever, commercial as change of use happens fairly regularly circuits tend to swap phases quite often. It's all down to use case scenario.

@michaelreddington658 Год назад

If you’re a domestic spark then I can see why you might think this but as someone who works in the commercial sector I’ve often had to move circuits around in a DB to allow for new circuits and I’m always very grateful to the previous Spark if they left me a fair amount of slack. I like to leave a bit of slack on a cable in the trunking before it’s stripped and brought into a DB

@paulprescott7913 3 года назад

Nice to see the finished article. Tiny bit harsh on the wholesaler ref the blanks, but get where your coming from as onecof you has to go back and put them in. Very neat job and as ever nice to to the pride you both have in your work.

@artisanelectrics 3 года назад

Thanks!

@pinchermartyn3959 2 года назад

Very awesome indeed.

@Ted_E_Bear 3 года назад

What a great team !

@artisanelectrics 3 года назад

Thanks!

@aidancushenan3510 2 года назад

well done guys super job

@Lui-893 2 года назад

Awesome work perfect 👍

@thomasleathley9681 3 года назад

Really enjoyed all 3 videos. Looks great

@artisanelectrics 3 года назад

Thanks!

@johndawe449 3 года назад

Really neat work, should be well proud.

@davey6024 3 года назад

I stopped looming my cables tight with zip ties a while back as I was concerned about heat buildup.

@popsquashgaming9463 3 года назад

@@johnhoward2104 not supposed to cable ties your cables in a DB, not allowed, but these guys seems to be a legend almost as good as me😉😉😉

@Froggability 3 года назад

And a little known fact: if you do them up too tight it restricts the electron flow

@electrician247 3 года назад

Cables unlikely to be under simultaneous loads can be omitted from many of the grouping factors. Its in the guidance notes. Think about trunking around DBs etc. All our conductors would be off the scale. Most cases cable ties are totally fine and we dont know the design here. Good work Jordan.

@electrician247 3 года назад

@@johnhoward2104 Hopefully they would be in the regs if they are in the guidance notes about them lol! Think of trunking horizontal and all the cables sitting in the bottom. Cable ties within a DB will very rarely if ever be a problem. But you are right we dont know the details. Good job the electrician on site is qualified, experienced and competent. Well done Jordan keep going.

@electrician247 3 года назад

@@johnhoward2104 firstly not a lax attitude. Its applying regulations correctly. Are you suggesting Jordan hasn't? This is the trouble with RU-vid people seem to enjoy questioning the ability of the electricians work. Its just jordan sharing his work. Why assume its not done correctly? That is not lax but to assume its done correctly is lax? I dont understand that logic at all. But hey I dont want to fall out. Peace to all etc. If you ever pop a RU-vid video up I will be sure to support it as I would anyone else. Spacing of CBs is also most likely to never be an issue. In fact its colder environments that present a greater risk in this situation rather than hotter. Just saying.

@niallmacneill5525 3 года назад

Top class work .. love watching your videos to see how neat the end product is 👍happy Christmas to yous

@spammyjenkins87 3 года назад

cory is a keeper. nice work.

@ccrino9525 3 года назад

That is some tidy work gents. Fair play. Great video as always.

@artisanelectrics 3 года назад

Thanks 👍

@buntykainth3699 3 года назад

Thats one amazing job, never seen a board so neat. Well done gents!

@artisanelectrics 3 года назад

Thanks!

@paulharrison6408 3 года назад

Never seen a proper job then lol 😆

@buntykainth3699 3 года назад

@@paulharrison6408 lol nope, i swear every tradesman iv ever had has always cut corners, hence why i watch these videos so that i can tell them exactly how to do their job :)

@anthonyridgley1819 3 года назад

Well done lads nice n neat board. Job well done 👏👏👍

@artisanelectrics 3 года назад

Thanks!

@FNUKSTER1366 3 года назад

Great video , no grinch leaking out on this one 👊

@rickycunningham6368 3 года назад

Great job guys . Top install . Hope you both have a great new years and had a good christmas stay safe cant wait till the next video haha

@artisanelectrics 3 года назад

Thanks!

@waynenrich 3 года назад

Love it guys keep up the good work

@waynenrich 3 года назад

Call it therapy watching you to work

@steveaddie3461 3 года назад

well done looks well nice,

@johnwaby4321 3 года назад

Nice job .. don't forget the rccd test label and test label .. I would also fit some 400 volt warning labels to DB and three phase equipment. ..Did that lighting joint box to the left of the DB have three phase inside it and more than one circuit enclosed . Will require a label fitting ..to warn anyone

@normanhartill1424 3 года назад

Great Video! - Just as an aside, noting FLT's, I would advise the client to paint some floor hatching and a crash barrier to protect the switchgear.

@RichardArblaster 3 года назад

Nice job 😎

@trainsinkansas576 3 года назад

Excellent job. Panel looked great. semi ret. elec. Meriden, Kansas

@artisanelectrics 3 года назад

Thank you very much!

@shane121 3 года назад

Great content all always, sound was great today. Could we have video on lock out kits you use would be an interesting video. Thanks

@edglue6138 3 года назад

Nice job

@sparkey1958 3 года назад

nice to see a neat dis-board for a change...i'm a bit OCD over that, could not have done better though...top job.

@artisanelectrics 3 года назад

Thanks thats awesome!

@xblakex1242 3 года назад

Great job👍🏻 very tidy

@artisanelectrics 3 года назад

Thanks

@oyleyhands1332 3 года назад

Of course...Cory is the star of the show 😊

@matthewbeddow3278 3 года назад

Cory does really beautiful work there is no other word for it. Artisan certainly goes the extra mile but Cory's work always shines.

@reececooper4974 3 года назад

Quality video again mate! Mad men working a Sunday! Was just wondering why don’t test as your dressing the board in?

@bluesolarmx 3 года назад

fcuking Awesome work!

@robbrown2007 3 года назад

Neat work. An earth bar with removable link would have been a nice addition.

@artisanelectrics 3 года назад

Good call!

@jamie2922 3 года назад

Good job lads

@artisanelectrics 3 года назад

Thanks 👍

@keithquestedelectrical9785 3 года назад

Hi Jordan/cory Another tidy job .

@artisanelectrics 3 года назад

Thanks!

@torstenbeutinger3093 2 года назад

Cory, the Sparkyman 😜

@neilfitzsimons1492 3 года назад

Hi guys great job just one thing I noticed the bunching of conductors ( cable tied circuits) grouping factors and all that 😀

@richardsheppard5881 3 года назад

Can you do a video on how you extend cables, say you have a fuseboard and need to extend cables by a little how do you go about this thanks

@cjkokay 3 года назад

Great video again. I use parrot beak cutters for that fine strand cable. Also what are you going to do about the large open holes in the switchboard. Don't they need fire sealing too? I know it's silly but the open hole down to the main switch is just a magnet for stuff to fall into while the busbar chamber was being worked on, without know the actual mechanics of the switch, there may have been potential for an object to fall down and may cause a short to what would still be live?

@RichardArblaster 3 года назад

4:53 nah, it's called "attention to detail" 😎

@diggerdrum 3 года назад

Nice work guys, tidy job and best of luck for 2021 👍

@artisanelectrics 3 года назад

Thanks!

@alanquinn83 3 года назад

Nice work. Just a thought, plastic end caps on unistrut are a nice finish.

@artisanelectrics 3 года назад

Yeah we did that as a final touch!

@david5499 3 года назад

Never trust a wholesaler.lol nice video!!

@ukmal67r81 3 года назад

Personally I used to dress a fuse board up like it was it’s wedding day, spent a lot of time doing that on many occasions, now though, as long as it all labelled up properly and conductors out of the way and neat I don’t bother with all the faf, saves times and is easier to test.

@craigbutler6243 3 года назад

Totally agree. Waste of time. Neat enough is good enough. Each to their own though....Fire alarm cables on the 2 inch power tray?

@paulharrison6408 3 года назад

Totally agree. Neat enough is good enough. Had to argue the toss with some sparks about time taken to dress cables in etc. Simply can't afford to take 4 days putting away circuits when can do in 2!

@dharmendergiri5087 3 года назад

Nice video, and slow motion next video

@acelectricalsecurity 3 года назад

Just to echo what others have probably said, although it looks nice and tidy, there's an argument for not using cable ties on the conductors. Personally I stopped doing that a long time ago, I find it funny how some people leave spaces between breakers then tie all the conductors together.

@richardwilliamson3624 3 года назад

Sunday working! Sunday’s reserved for god

@jamiedykes9482 3 года назад

Its all well and good using ties inside the dB to keep it neat.....until you need to change an rcbo then it all goes to shite

@mikewatts3646 3 года назад

Very very neat and smart.. I’m sure some reg lovers won’t like the colour of the trunking or something stupid.. god knows what you charge tho 🙈

@Tee.NZ.07 2 года назад

So what cable types do u use/not use ferrules/bootlaces on?

@johnfenlon458 3 года назад

BEEEEEAUTIFUL JOB!!!!!!!!!!! Corey's Superman! I noticed two different (yellow/green) wire 70mil on the left Perfect.. And Except right side Dark gray panel and green big panel You see yellow small wire 40mil? I don't know size. Should you put in 70mil? What do u think? How about 3 PH Digital AC Voltmeters and Amp Meter? Enjoy watching all of your videos. Happy New Year! Thumb up! Cheer!

@artisanelectrics 3 года назад

Wow, thanks!

@murielmartin6192 3 года назад

Hi.just to ask why you used metal galv trunk round the fuseboard and not plastic

@chirsrussell2468 3 года назад

Just a thought there's no mechanical protection on the main cpc dressed and glanded either end, Or did I miss something ? But other than that perfect 👌🏻

@milton5546 3 года назад

How can I get into the industrial side of things? I'm currently a first year apprentice, and this (industrial)is what I would like to do. Do I need any extra schooling or things like that to do this? I'm in the states, by the way

@SqwarkParrotSpittingFeathers 3 года назад

Hi Jordan, you made me join Instagram... Followed your instructions. Tried to leave a message, but couldn't, so I'll leave it here... "£40k give-away, got that right, didn't I? 40k subscribers, that a full abbey of lowly scribblers, surely? Where do you keep them all? Brilliant.

@artisanelectrics 3 года назад

Haha I wish I had £40k to give away! Its just the tools mate but they are some seriously nice tools!

@SqwarkParrotSpittingFeathers 3 года назад

@@artisanelectrics Hi Jordan, they are seriously good tools that currently have a space available for them in a nice comfortable toolbox, home. I've told their brothers and sisters to hope for new playmates, but it's down to luck and chance. Still, they should keep their fingers crossed.

@benjeitoon1212 3 года назад

Can someone please explain the need for the bus bars, could you not take the tails straight into the isolator?

@paulharrison6408 3 года назад

Suppose they could have done. However if existing install had it no harm in leaving it and quicker to install new dB around it. Plus if you need a large 3 phase supply elsewhere in the the building etc you can come straight of the busbar instead of the new dB. Suspect the old installation may have had several isolators fed from that busbar chamber originally who knows!

@m.s.8112 3 года назад

I was already wondering about that, too.

@tombickerton4114 3 года назад

What are the grouping factors for the cable tied neutral conductors ?

@SolisNotSolis 3 года назад

Heavens above. Three days to replace a 3p board with circa 18 outgoing ways and some ridiculously over-sized tails just for the laugh 🤣

@raychambers3646 3 года назад

My old firm would say "oi your hanging that job out!

@keis9396 3 года назад

Incluso en el "primer mundo" hay burlas estúpidas. No solo se burlan cuando hay un trabajo malo, si no que también se burlan cuando hacen un excelente trabajo (como en este caso)... Jordan y sus trabajadores lo hicieron muy bien.

@Thang_MD 3 года назад

Damm! That looks sexy! Nice work!!

@artisanelectrics 3 года назад

Thanks!

@Sparklife-UK 3 года назад

What’s that silver tray you’ve got stuck on the trunking, Jordan?

@artisanelectrics 3 года назад

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@benevison7434 3 года назад

Great job guys. Just out of interest, did you ever consider a sub board or another direct from the busbar chamber?

@artisanelectrics 3 года назад

Yeah we did but it just felt like a better job to replace the existing board and tidy everything up.

@XRP212 3 года назад

Question to all electrician your advice would be appreciated, I done a level 2 electrical installation course about 6 years ago in college... I want to get back into electrics, my question is should I jump straight into level 3 diploma or redo level 2? I am not too keen on doing level 2 again and feel like I should be okay if I just put my head down in level 3? Is level 2 that important?

@sahyllnoori7668 3 года назад

❤❤

@oyleyhands1332 3 года назад

Nice neat job but...lets see those in trunking joints...I know how to vacuum 😉😁😊

@artisanelectrics 3 года назад

Next time

@gmeadowcroft84 3 года назад

Tha looks well nice, did you get Cori to use a level on them cables in the board 🤣😂🤣😂 top job guy

@artisanelectrics 3 года назад

Haha yeah of course!

@gmeadowcroft84 3 года назад

You can tell the cables are perfect 👌

@artisanelectrics 3 года назад

Not perfect but close! 😁

@philipsmith0752 3 года назад

pore Cores face dropt for a moment when you mentioned being furlode next week . is this a new way of laying off by #videovlog ?

@iScoTT29 3 года назад

Great work! Just a quick one, at 10:53 I don’t see a main earth cable coming into the board with the supply tri-rated cables? Or am I blind hahaha. Keep up the great content guys.

@artisanelectrics 3 года назад

Yeah it does you just can’t see it

@normanboyes4983 3 года назад

Pursuing the green perspective, do you recycle/repurpose the old distribution board?

@artisanelectrics 3 года назад

Yeah we do (eBay) 😂

@pault4793 3 года назад

looming looks good. but shouldnt be done in dist board, grouping factor / heat build up, , used to do it on large contracts until pulled up years ago by consultant engineers and trade bodies

@Calthesparkyt 3 года назад

I see a resemblance Cory super man hat Bundy bat man hat maybe you need a robin hat haha only joking mate nice work great video

@artisanelectrics 3 года назад

Love it

@SME_Ste 3 года назад

On a job like this do you hire in access equipment to test lighting and the like? Nice and neat job you’ve done. It must be a common thing with regards the emergency key switches, they always seem to be installed in the most over complicated way Which certification software do you use Jordan, board schedule looks neat