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I am so happy to see you Fixing this main switch .please I’m electrician and I need a job ,so when I see you today and I said make me ask maybe u can get some for me even I can see that you are a good electrician .please am from Ghana and I known that you will ripple me when you see this massage thank you.

as a handyman im laughing at the video too

Ha ha ha. Sorry for home owner.

Hahaha me too😂

I have to agree.

at least he used conectors 😂

I'm curious as to why you say that?

Why please?

@@FXArts in case you need to add more breakers or replace a faulty breaker. during such scenarios, the electrician will cut off the ends because its already weakened during installation. if the core of the wire(the copper) breaks, a small arc may occur in the wire and lead to a fire. if a wire is short, one will have to use more connectors to extend existing wires but its not great( more point of failures) alternative is to run a new wire(costly and time consuming)

@@eisenklad Thanks

​@@FXArtsAnd this board cannot fit RCBOs because he cut the wires so short especially the blue wires (neutrals). Unlike MCBs, RCBOs need both the phase and neutral of the circuit to go in its phase and neutral terminals (output).

There are nice insulated thick coper flat rails, no chance of arcing or owerload.

Guys I'm lost. People put electrical installation videos online and there's always someone who says people put things on fire. It works though. So what are they on about? Does it work or cause fires or what? Also please don't use too many technical terms, I don't understand everything.

@@nowonmetube if a circuit pulls too much amperage, it can cause immense heating of certain gauge wires. A thicker gauge wire means more amperage.

@@nowonmetube jumping wires on a breaker is also not a great idea, buss bars a more commonly used

@@nowonmetube Add up all the amperages to the first jumperwire next to the first breaker and you will know why is not a great idea to use jumperwires…

5:55 Lol 😅

as a handyman those are the wrong wires for the switch board. good luck running more than 30amps

@@MilanTheMan69 .

6kw

And its a C10A and after that a B16, love that, short circuit failures will always trigger the C10 and you never now, which circuit it was. and all the other brakers are wired with live wire instead of all of them with the same load....

Not compliant at all. DIN busbar is correct covered by a 63A main. This board is a fire 🔥 looking for a time to happen!

Maybe it's an example of how it should be layed out and connected and not about the power and amps. At the end he turns on a bunch OU lights that, being LED and at 240v, 1,5mm2 wires are plenty. Xp

Jesus, putting a board example like this online... Totally wrong.

He was trying to make a heater😂

​​@@darraghljordan3259Hi, can you please explain me this? Why si more current on the jumper near supply on the right side?

​@@DavidKbsthe's putting the load of every breaker in that row through a single 1.5mm wire...

Блин тебя только это смущает?

I'm not qualified at all and can see it's dangerous.

Formula for that is pretty simple, you multiply the section area of the conductor with 7 Amps/mm2 and there you have it. 10.5 Amps for 1.5 mm2 conductor, 17.5 Amps for 2.5 mm2. What goes above 4 mm2 is calculated with a different formula. But it can withold around 9KWh in continuous consumption.

@@Dobai1 I am an electrician. This formula doesn't account for tension loss over lenght or short circuit values, which are absolutly necessary for a stable and secure installation. While there are ways to circumvent those problems without changing the cross section of a cable, it feels safer to encourage talking to an electrician for tips especially in a comment section.

​@@Ytofmayachev The biggest wire used in this distribution board looks like 2.5mm². I hope the main isolator switch has a 16A fuse otherwise this whole installation is a fire hazard. Standard is on the floor. What country is this?

На перемычки нет нагрузки,я подобные щиты собирал и каждый год провожу осмотр,всё в порядке

@@user-tg2rj2rj5nну если в квартире где две лампочки и один чайник то можно и так😂😂😂😂😂хотя еслибы мне собрали такое говно как этот щит я бы просто не заплатил за такую работу😂

I think those are 2.5mm² conductors. This is probably dutch electrics, i think i was told by some that in netherlands they use 2.5mm² conductors for both lighting and power circuits, smaller conductors are not allowed.

Hi. Can you explain me why is near the supply spot more current? Why not on the left side?

it depends on the project documentation, where the designer has specified for what output load he has designed the switchboard. Even in Slovakia it is true that you do not design for the maximum, but for the operation that is expected. So to say it is wrong is nonsense, if you are serious and you look at the manufacturers products, if one bridge is for 63A and another for 80A, which one would you put? If you don't know what's in the project documentation, then to jump to conclusions that something is wrong shows more likely that you have no idea what you're talking about and are just a "screwdriver user" and not an electrician ;)

Больше в видео нечего не смутило?)))

@@user-xr4wh2rn3w хотя бы на этот вопрос ответ получить бы)))

Перемычки то он сделал по правилам - того же свечения что и кабель ввода - а вот он - кабель ввода - заниженного сечения

@@user-nb9mk5le2c нет. Явно перемычки сделаны тем же кабелем, что и разводка. Перемычки в принципе колхоз.

U re right, this panel simply awful

Ага , а сечение видел? )))

It depends in some countryes you have available only one phase for home instalations

@@MetalMilitia7771 he has 3 phases here, uses 3phases RCD and uses only one small bridge of 1,5mm for all his house. Do this and dont wonder why your house is smoking one day

А я уже думал,что только меня смутило сечение провода на перемычки) Но судя по номиналам этот щит исключительно на освещение,и каждый автомат питает отдельную лампочку)

Нужно использовать сечение провода который будет вывозить суммарный ампераж всех соединённых автоматов? А в чем еще плох этот электрощит?

Hi. Can you expain me please why jumper on the right start fire? Why not jumper on the left?

@@DavidKbst Питающий кабель подведен с права... через первую правую перемычку пойдет весь ток... через вторую с права весь ток за исключением того что пойдет через первый справа автомат... и так далее.

Я тоже думал, что кровищи не избежать! Повезло парню!)

есть нож с лопаткой спецовый.

да, кабель жалко

Вообще лучше ставить шину а не экономить.

It's Alot easier than you think, he actually made many mistakes.

Esforço vence o talento

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Type c is the most common in the world. As far as i know only the UK where type B is common.

шина медная есть на это дело

Please, STOP working, if you like it