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Thanks for the comment, glad you found it useful 👍😁

Need to add on another 3 minutes then!

It’s a decent little drill 👌🏻

No, there wasn’t any need to. The building only has LED lighting, a few small offices, and gas heating; no significant loads to cause issues.

Always a good idea to fill the terminal as much as possible 👍

I always find it a struggle soldering direct to the tape, makes for a tidy connection though 👍

@@moss_electrical_and_plumbing try using alarm cable instead of flex .

Great idea, I’ll give it a go 👍

Just a different way of doing it. It easier to use the wood to clamp the cables in place rather than struggle to bring them through an Ali plate.

Glad you enjoyed it. The secondary heat shrink was fitted to bridge the air gap between lugs, it was a little closer than expected so it just gave some extra protection. Sometimes you just have to work with that you have, and that was what we had available 👍

Thank you 🙌

Thanks for watching it Steven 👍

It’s a continuity test . A simple multimeter on milli or kilo ohms would register a better reading . But why bother 0.00 indicates continuity .

@@persona250 well thats why i asked innit. I dont know if just confirming continuity is ok or if they expected actual readings or not

@@SME_Ste they are using the low ohms meter to check the cabling is correctly identified

You’re right, it’s just to confirm each of the parallel feeds are correctly paired up. Recording an accurate resistance reading for cables this big over such a short distance doesn’t achieve much. It’s easier to confirm it using manufactures values rather than the meter.

Thanks

Cheers Mike, thanks for watching 👍

Hi Matt! It’s cleverly disguised soapy water! 👍

Thanks Martin, Happy New Year to you too 😁👍

Thanks Martin! Glad you liked the video 😁

Hi Steven, thanks for watching the video 👍 It’s tricky when you get an appliance like that. If the client was not concerned about it being out of sight I’d probably router an aluminium profile into the front of the plinth and then fit an opaque diffuser over to it, that way your unlikely to see any of the dots in the tape. You can get loads of different profiles for the tape, this site has a decent choice, I buy most of my parts from here. www.ultraleds.co.uk/led-profiles.html

@@moss_electrical_and_plumbing Just a thanks for pointing me in the direction of Ultra LEDs, Used them for the job and they were very helpfull in helping with selecting the right product. Jobs looks spot on. Thanks again for the info

@@SME_Ste No problem Steven, nice to hear you got it sorted 👍

Why what???????????

Glad it was helpful! 👍

Why ? It’s quicker and works.

A bit like your comment 🥱

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I heard that rumour too

Great idea 👍😁

Hi David Thanks for taking the time to comment. In hindsight I would have fitted a T piece as well, but at the time of installation it didn’t cross my mind. I like the idea of putting the earthing block in the trunking, I’ll consider that for future projects 👍

Thanks, much appreciated 👍

The less educated version 😂

Not sure what you mean?

Of course

Hi, thanks for watching and glad you liked it 👍

What would a bush do?

@moss_electrical_and_plumbing u have a gap between boxes therefore Single insulated cable unprotected between boxes. Bush would be like a condit. Although personally, I would ut s coupler between boxes. No way I'd do it like that

There was no gap between the boxes, they are butted up to each other and sealed.

@moss_electrical_and_plumbing well still. Between enclosures... I just wouldn't. Same way I wouldn't do that between two patress boxes. Use double insulated cable, coupler, or Bush.

Thank you very much! 👍

Thanks!

Thanks Dave 😁👍

It was for me. I love metal work, the client needed the board lowered and was happy with the end result, everyone's a winner 👍

The client needed it to be lowered for easier access, and wanted to potentially build a cabinet around the consumer unit and boiler at a later date. The garage is huge, so no lack space for racking and shelving at a later date.

It's also embodied in Building Regs now........ AD M1...... switches 1350-1450 off the floor..... Out of reach from kids, but accessible for maintenance, e.g. RCD testing... Like all regs, not retrospective, but if you can bring an existing within latest regs, it's gotta be a positive!

Correct! If it’s feasible to move a board when changing one then I think you should do it.

I thought un protected rear entry was your go to method? 🤔

I like the way the camera follows you around. Is it a 360 camera ?

It’s a DJI Osmo gimbal, you stick your phone on it and it has face tracking in the app 👍

Thanks Rich, glad you found it interesting! 😀Thanks for taking the time to leave a comment, subscribe if you’d want to see more videos like this

@@moss_electrical_and_plumbing Cheers mate, will do

Thanks for watching. Your right, it made the install much easier in the day. I’ll have a video out soon of the installation on site so keep a look out 😀👍

I don’t understand what the typo was supposed to mean! 🤔 I saw the Wiska kit and it look good. I would have used it but it only does up to 9 cables if I remember correctly? This board was quite big so need quite a few terminals

Sorry, the fuse box rcbos have a manufacturers torque setting for the terminals of 2.5 nm

I didn’t torque them on the bench as they would rattle around in the way to the job, I saved that for the final install. This is the video of it being fitted m.ruclips.net/video/Y6lrWJX3av4/видео.html

Thanks mate, much appreciated 👍. No real technical reason for the conduit connection, I like the idea of joint metal to metal. I think it makes rear entry more water tight too as I managed to seal around the hole better than if I’d connected the bush to the socket.

@@moss_electrical_and_plumbing that's fair enough! I guess you also gain the advantage of the metal plate being earthed by the conduit via trunking - Glad I found your channel, good content

Thank you! 😊

Thanks for leaving a comment, and a big thank you for subscribing! 😁 The Earth from the SWA is terminated with the Earth in the cable in one of the socket terminals 👍

@@moss_electrical_and_plumbing Thanks, got it. So, I just combine (join) the Earth cable (1 of 3 cores) with the Steel Armour. And repeat at the other end. (I hope I understand you correctly. Cheers!

I think what moss is saying is that in the earth from the gland and SWA enter into the socket earth to terminate them. At the CU end both of these earth's will be connected to the earth terminal bar