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YOU WILL NEVER BELIEVE WHAT I DID WITH THIS VIDEO DOORBELL - Electrician Life.
Join me as I spend the day installing a Ring Video Doorbell Pro for one of our customers, in this video I carry out some major angle drilling! Be sure to watch until the end to see what I did with the transformer... Not everyone will approve.
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@artisanelectrics 3 года назад

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@leehazelwood6471 3 года назад

Do you have a link for a recommended Lock off kit.

@AdamWatson001 2 года назад

Ring do do their own 24V (30V) Transformer... (How would this work seeing as it is obviously not an MK or BG Hagar etc...?)

@BrianG61UK Год назад

There's a wikipedia page for Bob's Your Uncle.

@gazzaboy9874 3 года назад

I'm not an electrician or ever plan on being one. I used to be a data installer worked for several years in the construction industry but your videos somehow just interset me its probably due to your personalities. Love your vids only discovered the channel a couple of weeks ago. Keep it up

@Mattja1 3 года назад

A lesson on levels: If you're putting something like that doorbell in next to a door and on brickwork there, sod the level. Line it up with the straight edges around it because if your bit is level and everything else is slightly off, your bit is what looks wrong.

@ef7480 2 года назад

Totally agree. Nothing worse than a level radiator under a crooked window cill/board...

@roydowling2542 3 года назад

When pulling cables through tight holes always keep a coil of .75 single core cable on the van. Once you rod through the hole tape on the .75 single core pull through the tight space. Then tie the cable you need for the job onto the ,75 single core and pull it through. Makes the join as small as possible

@yrification 3 года назад

Jordan when you get the magnet attached to the beads, give it a twirl to wrap the beads around the magnet. its gives a stronger hold. sparky tips 101

@alantorrance6153 3 года назад

From Google:- In 1887, British Prime Minister Robert Gascoyne-Cecil appointed his nephew Arthur James Balfour as Minister for Ireland. The phrase 'Bob's your uncle' was coined when Arthur referred to the Prime Minister as 'Uncle Bob'.

@davidbeakhust9797 2 года назад

Cecil was perhaps better known to history as Lord Salisbury, and the word "nepotism" (which is older) is derived from "nephew", so is doubly appropriate here. It is said in some sources that Balfour would not even have been seen as suitable for the job had his uncle not been prime minister.

@theodepaus1024 3 года назад

A personal favorite expression of mine is one i heard a old lady utter at the nursing home where i work as volunteer :" it's quiet when the wind isn't blowing", in Dutch and in our local accent it is quite funny, they loved it so much they put it on a tile.

@Candisa 3 года назад

't is stille woar dat noois woait :)

@metrotechguru5863 3 года назад

Very nice install. I'm sure the client will be thrilled. You do a great job of planning out the project ahead of time to make the install go as easy as possible.

@ericserrell2427 3 года назад

Love watching the videos to see how other people work. As a data installer on the other side of the pond. We flag our ends of tape to make it easier to remove them. We also attach a pull string to the super rods/glow sticks. Then tie half hitches (4-5 about an inch apart) with the string on to the cable. Tape that down to the cable. Then use the string to pull in the cable. The harder you pull on the string. The tighter the knots will squeeze the cable.

@Cablesmith 3 года назад

16:06 if only there was a tool for such jobs 😃😂

@Mattja1 3 года назад

Butt of whichever screwdriver's in pocket, every time :D

@Cablesmith 3 года назад

@@Mattja1 or snips 👌🏼😂

@chrishilbilly Год назад

So glad for your videos I'm training to be an electrician and love the way you take pride in your work

@iananderson8948 3 года назад

I watch all your and Cory’s videos and am constantly impressed by the high standards you both set.Hope travelling to Hampshire wasn’t to much of an epic for you .What I find amusing with this episode is the fact that cordless doorbells are available , with a built in rechargeable battery only requiring a charge once or twice a year !!Keep,up,th e good work 👍

@johncorbett1130 2 года назад

Remember the winters, won't be long before you are having to buy a new ring, batteries on these things end up needing charging once a month after a year or so

@cprfenom 3 года назад

Its funny that in the same video that you pulled someone for making a judgment on whether the letter of the regulations were followed you did exactly the same thing when deviating from the regulations yourself. In principle I agree with you, but its an interesting point of view when it suits you.

@hawkeye956 3 года назад

An OLD electrician, I was told 'Rules are for the guidance of wise men and the observance of fools.

@angryscottishidiot 3 года назад

A DEAD electrician, What rules?

@garethblake3941 3 года назад

Hi, As per usual a very interesting and an excellent video presentation. l totally agree with you that just having RCD protection on the garage supply does not conform but not always easy to pass that advice onto the customer when it is only an safety observation while carrying out unrelated electrical installation work on their property. Keep up the good work and stay safe.

@Dog-whisperer7494 3 года назад

Nice little job very well executed👌another fantastic video Thank you for sharing .👍

@robertburrows6612 3 года назад

I would have used the 16mm earth cable to pull the door bell cable through to the CU with a small polly rope to pull the 16mm earth back . Never had a problem with other manufacturer bell transformers in a someone else's CU . As you know Jordan the RU-vid police are gonna wet themselves and the sky going to fall on there head be wise you put t BG transformer in a Hagar CU

@WillsWorkshop Год назад

Great video, I have the battery operated ring door bell for convenience but after a year of having to take it off the wall I decided I needed power, front door is miles away from the consumer unit but due to previous owner running a spur for a porch light I opted to change the spur for a fused socket and use the DIY consumer option of the plug-in transformer plus I now have smart LED lighting the enclosed porch which the ring doorbell can now tell to turn on through a home automation 👍

@tarzan4771 2 года назад

Great content, clear explainations in real world situations. Very professional and easy to understand. Appreciated happy viewer here 👍

@kiphakes 3 года назад

Really enjoyed this one :) Great work!

@brianjames6890 Год назад

Brilliantly uploaded.

@peterryan7827 3 года назад

Somebody told me if the wall is all stretchers, and no headers , it's going to be a cavity wall, thanks for the video we do want to have one of these bells ourselves,so it's good to be told whats involved.

@denewells-in8fc Год назад

Hi Jordan, could you not have just used the earth cable from the meter box to the consumer unit as a draw cable to pull another earth cable and bell wire through, which would have meant that you would not have had to drill another hole in the consumer unit or even unscrew it from the wall? Great video, as always 🙂

@RichardArblaster 3 года назад

9:48 you can't beat a bit of angle drilling from the King of Angles 😎

@artisanelectrics 3 года назад

😁👍

@djburland 2 года назад

Well done, a nice very neat install

@ggbalze06 3 года назад

Top install!

@bobbobby5724 3 года назад

Fantastic job love you videos

@paulegan1476 3 года назад

Good video Jord!... fine craftsmanship and don’t worry about the neg comments.. most sparks deviate from the regs these days as long as it’s safe and the spark has a good reason for it. It’s a door bell 🛎 not a kV run between floors.. 🤩

@sstorholm 2 года назад

There’s another aspect with the earth impedance test. You’re essentially measuring the short circuit current of the supply, and it’s also important that it’s more than the incoming fuse, otherwise you could have a dead short that wouldn’t pop the fuse, but still flow say 100 A for a while, which is quite the fire hazard.

@RichardArblaster 3 года назад

Awesome job 😎

@WonkoTheSaneUK 3 года назад

When I got the doorbell "Elite", it came with a DIN-rail transformer, but as I was installing it myself I got a 3rd party plug-in one.

@andrewcadby 3 года назад

3:00 The garage supply. If the total of the breakers at the garage CU is

@xylo66 3 года назад

Good one Jordan. You would have loved my original trade overseer back in mid 80's on SA Krugersdorp Bethel construction !! He was a master at " fishing " fishtapes and had all sorts of special twisted ends he would use to get cables through blocked pipes etc. !!

@MrSuperdoop 3 года назад

Not even an electrician but I love your work.

@jawidahmadi8032 3 года назад

i love your videos i am 17 and i cant wait to be an electricion starting my first day on sunday

@Cablesmith 3 года назад

Other end of that 6mm MAY only have a 16 and a 6A so can’t overload. BUT I can guarantee the installer didn’t know the 40A RCD was only rated at 40A and not actually 40A over current protection. I see so many electricians that don’t know the difference there.

@CiaranTrivium 3 года назад

Overload isn't the issue, a short wil take out the main 100a fuse

@Cablesmith 3 года назад

@@CiaranTrivium yea sorry I’m talking about the circuits in the garage

@michealplater9007 3 года назад

A 16amp and 6amp will not overload, but the cable has no protection. A fault on the cable could draw a load up to 100 amps and not blow the fuse

@acelectricalsecurity 3 года назад

I had similar situation on a job I was doing, by chance spotted the same thing, it was on a persimmon house several years old, told the guy to ring the builder and explain what I had put down on the minor works, they weren't interested, made a point of taking my NIC guy there on my inspection and he said exactly the same, well, first he asked me what was wrong with it, then said its unlikely the cable will pull more than it can carry, so there you go, chances are nobody will do anything.

@TWOKDOK1 3 года назад

@@acelectricalsecurity but the installer has a duty of care to report anything that is unsafe and/or not compliant. In this case, it is both against DNO >3m requirement and a short in the SWA could cause a fire.

@Mattyboy88979 3 года назад

I just did my sons car complete audio upgrade and used a smaller version of them rods, they are amazing dont know how i would have done it without them.

@calvinhale2723 3 года назад

Found main RCD for garage supply a few times, whack a 32a MCB next next it. ...JD ⚡👍

@anthonybragg 3 года назад

I suppose the mounting of the transformer is different from installing an MCB/RCBO that has to fit on a busbar.

@giuseppe9145 Год назад

I enjoy watching your videos...im an electrition from Italy..

@Shadow18174 3 года назад

You can strip the cable and put it through the eye on the end of the rod and twist it back on the cable, no need to tape the cable to the rod.

@dannyboisparky 3 года назад

C2 for swa. Agree with the type test, own judgement on the situation. Personally I would’ve opted for a seperate unit. There was space around and have now removed all spare ways in the CU. I guess a discussion with client and what circuits are there would be enough to satisfy omitting this as you did mention something about a board change.

@andrewdonagher6497 3 года назад

The previous installer should have fitted a 40 amp Rcbo Nice vid

@ajitpatel9106 3 года назад

Once again, superb superb superb video. And I'm not even a sparky but a general member of the public. Please keep up the work in producing more informative videos.

@artisanelectrics 3 года назад

Thanks!

@spammyjenkins87 3 года назад

i know you have the ferret jordan but I'm sure once you've tried a cheap 5.5mm usb endoscope you'll think you should have added one to the toolbag sooner. they're great for a quick peek in a cavity where you already have a crevice or hole it can get through (such as 9:50). i find it great for plasterboard in particular; drill a 6mm hole and you can have a look behind the cavity after which the hole is small enough you can go over it with a quick spatula of filler - on a white wall you'll never see it afterwards. a few small strategic holes for a small camera like this would also have saved cory from swiss-cheesing that last ceiling a few videos back. I prefer the wired ones as it's one less thing I have to charge.

@cjmillsnun 3 года назад

I'm no builder but could've told you that was a cavity wall in 2 seconds. The bricks are stretcher bonded meaning it's a single layer of brick. Also the property age gives it away. As far as the garage supply goes, there is RCD protection but no overcurrent protection. I believe David Savery had a similar one a while back. I'd be saying C2.

@philipsmith0752 3 года назад

great video from Artisan Electrics ( Jordan ) video doorbell

@leehazelwood6471 3 года назад

Awesome video..

@dannyrackley1074 3 года назад

I was expecting the keyring loop from the super rod kit coming back out to play, to fish the cable up the main earth into the board. Still the way you did it was neat and pro as usual Jordan! 👌🏻

@CurdinGees74 3 года назад

That video is very nice, it really looks like drilling in angles is an easy peace of cake.. well done. Keep up the good work :-)

@g.williamswilliams8442 2 года назад

Re: the 40a rcd in the meter box protecting the 6mm swa.... It's clear that the installer is a " Richard Cranium "... NFI... 😄 Great videos and viewing as per usual buddy.

@g.williamswilliams8442 2 года назад

Nice explanation of The Ka 😄

@Gr33nMamba 3 года назад

I didn't know, but I looked it up. In 1887, British Prime Minister Robert Gascoyne-Cecil appointed his nephew Arthur James Balfour as Minister for Ireland. The phrase 'Bob's your uncle' was coined when Arthur referred to the Prime Minister as 'Uncle Bob'

@shortcircuit7149 Год назад

While running cables in cavity is a bit of a grey area. Building regulations do say that you should not do it due to the tracking of moisture across the void. I personally stopped doing this over 20 years ago. Generally love the content and still learning after 40 years

@amarcy5369 3 года назад

Yes of course it’s non compliant , but it’s surprising how often it is done. We used to do a lot of work in schools , and while doing some other work we came across a DB full of RCDs. Doing socket circuits in several classrooms . So no overload protection at all , I know for a fact it must have been done by a (professional) so it can only be down to not understanding that the units don’t have overload capability . Still thankful Jordan had come to the rescue and all will be well. Best wishes and kind regards 😀👍👍👍

@olly7673 3 года назад

I find it difficult to believe a professional qualified sparky would not understand that an RCD would offer no overload protection.

@stevejagger8602 3 года назад

It is the 6mm SWA cable which needs overcurrent protection. As it stands it is “protected” by a 100A cartridge fuse which under fault conditions will pass sufficient current to cook the RCD and the SWA cable.

@glennlockey1012 3 года назад

Great video as always, with that door orientation, I would have been tempted to create a 30-45° wooden block to angle the doorbell in the direction of their driveway and still cover the doorway giving better security towards the front of the property, but that job is quite easy for the homeowner to do now that the electrics are done. Well done with the awkward stuff!!

@tomroberts9661 3 года назад

Doorbell comes with an angle bracket kit in the box to do just this

@grahamnicholson1553 3 года назад

@@tomroberts9661 Depends which model but yes Tom is right in the box for Video Pro 2, optional extra for most other models now

@normanhartill1424 3 года назад

Well spotted for the garage RCD circuit having no overcurrent protection. We were always taught that an RCD should be used AS WELL AS and not INSTEAD of other forms of protection.

@davidmeerloo8941 Год назад

Hiya…Another great video, thanks. I think one of your Artisan colleagues also installed a Ring as well. Seeing your video has prompted me to ask your thoughts on the height of consumer units. Part M of Building Regs suggests that the height should be between 1350mm - 1450 from the finished floor. There is contention on this, as some say this is only for new builds. I live in a 1969 bungalow and am just about to undertake a full rewire. You thought would be welcomed. Thanks👍

@dan.vitale 3 года назад

Wish I had your fishing skills Jordan. I really want to get some cat 5 down to my lounge from upstairs..

@korona3103 2 года назад

Great idea to use the mains transformer. Lucky the CU was close to the door though - those Ring cables aren't the longest!

@robertwilliamson3934 3 года назад

What was on the end of the 40 a rcd ? and if you were to do an eicr what code would you put for running a pvc cable in an outside cavity which you didn't seem to seal up and it is actually a fire break

@panman1964 2 года назад

Wouldn’t this have benefited from an angled mounting plate to look down the driveway a little more?

@TheHomeent 3 года назад

I know I've already said this, but please get the bypass kit (it's a tiny pasic box with a small cct in it) and install it inline on the low voltage side. Save you any grief later.

@braatensafe 3 года назад

4:30 What's in the other end? If there is a main breaker there protecting the overload of the cable it's fine, idk the reg's allow that there in the uK

@andrewpowell6457 3 года назад

Jordan don't you have a rod with an led in the tip?

@rodneyespinosa7455 3 года назад

what brand of marking tool did you use?

@tomorichard 3 года назад

Will the 100a bs88 offer fault protection in the event of a fault is the question?? If cable cannot be subject to overload, the cable needed a to satisfy thermal constraints. This will determine a code.

@MartinPHellwig 3 года назад

About the garage extension, I would think it depends if there is a sub-mcb with overcurrent protection.

@TheHomeent 3 года назад

Not really, something needs to protect the cable from overcurrent. So depending on the derating factor due to how the cable is installed a stable over current protection device is needed. And a 100A incomer fues cartridge won't break down untill around 300A under surge or over an hour at 100A. The relevant tables in the regs book will show this for the exact fuse type. This is why an mcb and rcd or an mcbo should be fitted.

@effervescence5664 3 года назад

As long as the transformer meets the Din standard it's fine, just need to make sure it doesn't interfere with the cover as not all rcbo/mcb's are the exact same height. Great job though hooping over the 16mm earth and feeding down probably would of been easier.

@garethhodson3896 3 года назад

Jordan have you got a link for the extension bar for the 32mm cutter? 👍

@ApaddyA 3 года назад

I'm thinking a couple of hours to complete that seen as the run was so close?how much did it cost the customer? A lot of people expect a job like that for next to nothing as its "only a doorbell"

@johncorbett1130 2 года назад

He said he's on around £95 an hour! Edited video, I'm guessing 2 & half hours ,all those tools set up/cleared away, tidy up, chat with customer etc plus doing the work,. Does the customer pay for his time talking about everything as he goes and video set up , not sure!

@abdullahseba4375 3 года назад

I really don't get the mixed brand thing in consumer units. Sure, I avoid it whenever possible as it looks terrible, but MCBs etc. are made to the same BS standard and usually have the same spacing. If an MCB from one manufacturer can't work with busbars and cables from another manufacturer, then we have a bigger problem to worry about!

@TheHomeent 3 года назад

It's about the manufacturer Legally washing their hands of any liability as you have deviated from design specs.

@Dan-vw6sf Год назад

What's the regs on mixing low and high voltage in the consumer unit, I always thought it should be avoided?

@Malandrin 3 года назад

where there gromets or something on those holes back of the DB?

@t2ringer 3 года назад

As well as heat dissipating from it, the transformer will create a magnetic field around it due to the coils inside. There is potential that the magnetic field might adversely affect the operation of an adjacent MCB. Having said that I would do exactly what you did installing the transformer.

@seanhanley21 3 года назад

Separate enclosure beside

@mikeselectricstuff 3 года назад

Not an issue - the external field around a transformer is minimal.

@JasperJanssen 2 года назад

They’ve type tested with their own bell transformers. One transformer is not going to magically have much more stray EM than another - it’s not like some of them are ring cores inside and others aren’t. And they’re all basically the same physical size and capacity.

@matthewfewings6023 3 года назад

The SWA at the garage can only pull the rated MCB downstream so it’s not dangerous is it? Surely it’s the same as the main supply coming into the property there is no second 100 amp fuse at street level is there? The reason the cable is fine is because the property can only pull what the 100 amp fuse allows surely? Happy to be corrected tho as all the above are questions. Thanks

@twasb2000 3 года назад

Can you keep the red and just add a suitable fuse to protect the wires? (disjoncteur)

@chrismate16 3 года назад

Is it worth explaining the GDPR rules about the camera doorbell?

@JasperJanssen 2 года назад

Maybe the place used to have one of those in-wall CUs and this was a later upgrade? That would explain the shallow hole.

@andrewwithers4843 3 года назад

In my experience DNO's don't permit consumers equipment to be installed in the meter box without first getting permission, maybe it depends on the region or the DNO. I would give that a C2 as the swa is not properly protected against overcurrent. It looks like there would be room to put an mcb beside that rcd to give the appropriate protection. I have enjoyed watching your videos for a while now and have now subscribed.

@tiggerthegreeb 2 года назад

As someone who works for a DNO this interests me as my own company has no idea on the legal rights as to who owns what in the meter box. The best answer I have had is its most likely the property owners responsibility as theres 3 different levels of owner ship at the meter box and its on the consumers property. I've not know my own DNO get funny about consumer equipment in a meter box. Personal experience however when there is PV and they fill the entire meter box etc is quite annoying but that's about it from my experience.

@davideyres955 3 года назад

Not a sparky so please correct me if I’m wrong but if a short doesn’t cause over 100 amps but is more than 40 it won’t blow the fuse but I believe it could bugger the RCD causing it to fail open. Also relying on a sub main to be correctly spec’d isn’t ideal so could be back to drawing more than the rcd is rated for.

@michealplater9007 3 года назад

Hi you can't assume the RCD will fail open. Yes the connected load is less then 40amps. The cable is not protected, if a fault devloped, the fault would require more than 100 amps for the fuse to fail

@simonwallace5380 Год назад

On the BG bell transformer, does it matter which is live and neutral on the AC input?

@NaydenSpirdonov 10 месяцев назад

C2 for the rcd and C3 for installation in the dno meter box.

@robelee4484 3 года назад

Use the 16mm earth to pull back and then pull back other way with cable attached.

@marceljoseph7416 Год назад

Have u got a link for the bit holder u use with the hole cutter?

@MB-alarms_and-more 3 года назад

Nice video

@nathanhedgeley8016 3 года назад

No overload protection

@Singhsareus84 3 года назад

No chime?

@labelectrical 3 года назад

Great vid 👍. Out of interest What would you ha e done with the garage RCD?

@1992jamo 3 года назад

Providing there are mcbs on the other end, he would have swapped it for an RCBO

@jan-dr1xl 3 года назад

The garage supply dont comply with that bit in the big book of rules that says "wherever theirs a reduction in the current carrying capacity of a circuit suitable protection should be fitted" or something like that.As for code id go C2 as its not an immediate risk,but a fault could cause an immediate risk .

@acelectricalsecurity 3 года назад

The big blue book says a lot of things, some of it incorrect that they have done a copy and paste job from the previous incarnation, as well as some of it unnecessary, and let's face it, if it actually said you can't do X or y we would all be better but they don't, but prefer to adopt pinocchio's way when he's trying not to fib, you would have to watch Shrek to get that joke 😂

@hellowallace 2 года назад

I installed the Ring Door Bell Pro a while ago myself, at the time it came with the transformer, not with the plug. I decided not to put the transformer inside the consumer unit, because if that transformer needs replacing, I will have to call the electrician in again. Also, Ring door bell needs a reboot/reset from time to time, so a switch is required for that. So I asked the electrician to install a separate tiny consumer unit that only can fit 4 DIN units, put the transformer and a switch in that. So far The Ring door bell needs a few resets, so a dedicated switch for the door bell is the right decision.

@paultay23 2 года назад

In Nottingham, Its Bobs your Uncle, Fanny is your Aunt. Great video

@david29262 4 месяца назад

So seen a question about power adapters. A 18v drill battery is plugged into a device which gives 200w UK plug. Used for home routers. Will this device up the voltage to 230v and then the router step it down again? Or will the router only draw what's needed ?

@jasonmoon531 2 года назад

Where can I get the meter cabinet unlock tool you have please ?

@waithereivegonetogethelp3240 Год назад

23:11 its not really about the reality of it being a problem, its about the legalities. if for some reason that breaker were to melt and cause a fire, regardless of reason, one of the first questions asked would be 'was it type tested for the DB? if not, why was it used?' and 'who installed it?'. We might all know that it was fine, but as far as The Law is concerned, the installer is responsible for using a non type tested item which subsequently caused a fire. The British standard is very clear about these things and it would be very hard to argue against in court.

@Allegedly2right Год назад

Some recommend putting a resistor in the bell wire Does this make you the odd man out or is it overkill.Sparks it all depends on what book you read or as is now what video.He said she said.

@Pully02 3 года назад

No mechanical protection where cables enter consumer unit? Any reason why you didn’t put some form of protection for your cable?

@295walk 10 месяцев назад

will you use a camera to guide around any brick ties?

@jontownsend8090 3 года назад

For a starters, i wouldn't install any consumer unit inside a meter/service head box. As for doing an eicr, i would C2 it, as it is not best practice or compliant, and if there was a short between line & neutral, you loose the power to the entire house and melt the insulation in that swa in the process. That 100 Amp fuse will probably let go at around 140 to 160Amp, so that cable is going to get very hot under that fault condition. I would like to enrol on an Artisan drilling course please.