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Is that Bubba sparks?

Can't imagine what he's doing there

WE ARE ALWAYS WATCHING YOU, ALWAYS STALKING. YOU ARE NEVER ALONE

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What is considered subject to physical damage?

Can I use UF cable at a higher level with insulated staples? Or better yet, what is considered an area that is exposed to damage?

You keep saying current goes to ground...the earth? Where does it go then? Back to source??

Very nice presentation by the way. Appreciate the breakdown. Thank you

Electrons going to ground, the earth, both and where does it go from there? Back to the source?? Where does the capacitive effect or electrons go??

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We had a similar house like this in my old jurisdiction. The single story original dwelling was raised and a new ground level story was added below. You can see the old abandoned exterior door. A lot more wrong with this than just the panel access.

Wow - yikes! I agree with a previous comment - how did this get by the utility company!? At least around here, they have very strict requirements for metering access, plus not allowing meters within 3' of windows, etc. With the different paint schemes, I'm wondering if this formerly 1-story building was "lifted" and another floor placed under it, such that the existing meter and service entrance got raised up by the builder without utility knowledge? Just wow!

How do you access the house in general- the doors all lead to free air... Must have literally raised the entire house and left it as is

I've never seen that before. I'm surprised the power company actually installed a meter there, they're the ones who have to manually read it occasionally.

Every electrical contractor new construction, remodel service should make their employees take an NFP70 training. Most do not require their employees to do it. Electrical remodel jobs are extremely dangerous. Most of the time you have no idea what you are getting into on the demolition. Always very with a tick voltage detector that the circuit is off before demolition. If you can't test, verify at the panelboard. Don't take your supervisor word that a circuit is de-energized.

Yeah for a rotation supervision sensor that is a terrible design. All you need is a prox on the idler shaft.

This is excellent, thank you

Very useful video

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So what's the problem

Solar manufacturers need to get up to speed with fully configurable PCS. Solves almost ALL of these potential problems.

Was there a print available when you were troubleshooting or did you have to trace it all out yourself?

Where is this? 😂

My father used to do this type of industrial work. Thank you for the information.

I really like your teaching on Medium Voltage and High Voltage applications and NEC code. This is a special application. No second chances when working in the field.

absolutely A MASTERPICE. KEEP IT UP

Excellent information and presentation.

I never had an issue putting a taper lock back on after prying it off. They can be squeezed back together and there is typically a set screw. At least on the motors I replaced and needed to reuse parts from the old motor.

Atleast you aint melting it down into scrap ingots 😅

Well then, it needed to be replaced.

Not to mention they have to be GFCI- protected

Wouldn't have that out in the open would put it in building in my opinion, less issues then.

How did the utility allow a meter to get installed at that location

Mounted on a tree. Hight off ground. Bet. No GFI.

Thanks!

Why test a motor insulation that is only rated for 600V at 1000V? Will you not cause damage to a new motors insulation? Should you hold the Megaometer whilst doing the test without gloves? Thanks for the class.

I'm working on an install that has 240V AC circuits that supply a small enclosure which charges a tracker motor for a tracking PV array. Hangers are being used to route PV source circuit conductors within the array, and it would be ideal to use the same hanger to route our 240AC circuits. The AC circuits would be single conductor PV wire. If the cables have the same insulation rating, would this be permitted by 690.31(B)(1)? My interpretation is that these AC conductors are part of a PV system and do not need separation from DC source circuit wiring.

Guilty. Done that, Yikes.

If you ask the manufacturer, most likely say you need a wrist strap to discharge yourself the whole time.

Just make sure you’re grounded

They now have hydraulic gear pullers that can pull even harder than the screw kind.

😂 fly came up and farted in your mic for no good damn reason.

Cold not much fun

thank you buddy

That is definitely signage contractor work right there. We supply the connection and they murder the code from there.

You should see my landlord home. No cover , no weatherproof box. Just because it's under a carport metal roof doesn't mean it's protected from the weather. River rats chewing on the wires and electrical boxes in house because no insulation.

I could show you some electrical pics from my landlords home that make that look like a minor violation. I swear if the town was ever called into the home they would shut the place down. The best is when he told me he uses the ground (Green) as a hot if he doesn't have a 3 wire for a 3 way switch.

Beautiful view!

That’s a pecker head.