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SEMI-DETACHED HOUSE FULL REWIRE IN ENGLAND || PART 1
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Please subscribe to our RUclips channel, this will encourage us to make more interesting videos that you will have an opportunity to request. Manchester based electrician but works wider occasionally. More resources on our website: www.tosons.com You can also follow us: on instagram @tosons_electrical facebook @tosonscontractors email: connect@tosons.com #samdasparky #tosons_electrical This vid...
Full house rewire | Investing in Middlesbrough | Total Make over Part 1
Просмотров 862 года назад
In this video, we'll take you through this 3 bedroom mid terrace property in a big town in North yorkshire of England, recently went under the hammer. We will show you 'before' clips of how the property was received and then the transformation process including a full rewire. Please subscribe to our RUclips channel, this will encourage us to make more interesting videos that you will have an op...
Consumer Unit Change | A day in an electrician life in the UK
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Please subscribe to our RUclips channel, this will encourage us to make more interesting videos that you will have an opportunity to request. Manchester based electrician but works wider occasionally. More resources on our website: www.tosons.com You can also follow us: on instagram @tosons_electrical facebook @tosonscontractors email: connect@tosons.com #samdasparky #tosons_electrical Some off...
Experiment Time - Armoured Cable, Ratio of Copper to Insulation.
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Do you know the amount(weight) of copper we have in a 1metre length of 25mm armoured cable? Let's find out in this video. Please subscribe to our RUclips channel, this will encourage us to make more contents that you will have an opportunity to request. You can also follow us: on instagram @tosons_electrical facebook @tosonscontractors #samdasparky #tosons_electrical This video is intended for ...
Unboxing the GoPro Hero10 - Our new addition
Просмотров 552 года назад
Please subscribe to our RUclips channel, this will encourage us to make more contents that you will have an opportunity to request. You can also follow us: on instagram @tosons_electrical facebook @tosonscontractors #samdasparky #tosons_electrical This video is intended for entertainment purposes only and not intended as a guide or a 'how to' video. #goprohero10 #unboxing
NEW VAN UNVEILED || ELECTRICIAN LIFE || SAM 'DA' SPARKY
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Please subscribe to our RUclips channel, this will encourage us to make more contents that you will have an opportunity to request. You can also follow us: on instagram @tosons_electrical facebook @tosonscontractors #samdasparky #tosons_electrical This video is intended for entertainment purposes only and not intended as a guide or a 'how to' video.
ELECTRICIAN LIFE || GETTING STARTED IN 2022 || Sam 'da' Sparky
Просмотров 2482 года назад
Please subscribe to our RUclips channel, this will encourage us to make more interesting videos that you will have an opportunity to request. Manchester based electrician but works wider occasionally. More resources on our website: www.tosons.com You can also follow us: on instagram @tosons_electrical facebook @tosonscontractors #samdasparky #tosons_electrical This video is intended for enterta...
HOW TO REMOVE SMOKE ALARM TO REPLACE BATTERY
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I appreciate your video; however, I'm having some difficulty comprehending your message. If I've understood correctly, the cable's total weight is 1.8 kilograms, with 880 grams attributed to the copper component."
You are correct, that's exactly what it is. Thanks for watching.
Welldone sir. You always inspire sir
It's amazing seeing you take pride in what you do. I can't wait to see the finished work.
Thank you. Please stay tuned.
No offense you look a little like snoop dog
😂😂
Exellent job
0:53 wow! A female electrician @ Tosons Electricals. I want to see more of her.
Why no SPD? Also I am guessing AC type RCD's? Thank god SPD's are now without question mandatory along with type A RCD's in Amendment 2... Also upgrading a board cause there are no spare ways and they you seem to have left no spare ways... I see screwfix are having a sale on those BG boards.. Probably cause they barely complied with 18th edition and with amendment 2 they really don't comply at all so getting rid of stock.. Put in a decent Hager rcbo board every time..
Spd’s are still in no way mandatory if a customers wants to opt out and take responsibility for the damage that may occur they can.
@@tomorichard currently SPD's are required unless a risk assessment is done, that risk assessment is pretty much impossible to do (The reason it was removed), alternatively yes the current regs and amendment 2 say if the customer signs to take responsibility and say any financial loss is acceptable and they fully understand the risks.... This would then probably also invalidate any insurance claim so if you are explaining it properly only an idiot would sign or for very specific reasons (note cost should not be a reason), so for domestic properties it is basically mandatory... If you don't think SPD's are mandatory you need to have a discussion with your CPS.. (Unless you dont have one in which case carry on cowboy)..
@@steve11211 fantastic response. In no way a cowboy just stating the latest edition to the regs. Not every installation is a domestic dwelling where a dirt cheap fusebox board with dubious spd installed will suffice “regs”. Some installs are merely lighting schemes within a store shed that generally do not warrant over voltage protection. It’s easy for the likes you yourself to jump of the band waggon of “cowboy” but I assume you think of every situation a domestic dwelling where the cost of a spd is negligible, large scale commercial installations not so much. I do not appreciate the hostile remarks and would like to Suggest a less condescending response in future.
@@tomorichard I meant no disrespect and yes as the video was for a residential property I presumed we were talking residential.. (Although most commercial properties you would also now fit an SPD, it might actually be more important given the value of equipment) The problem is the regs allow if the customer requests to say they understand the risks and are willing to take the financial hit, this should not be done purely on cost, as soon as someone says an SPD is not needed you know its a cowboy electrician.. I bet this guy has done no risk assessment or even properly explained to the customer why one is needed and has not got it in writing to say the customer has refused... In reality BG is the cheapest consumer unit from screwfix, how do you know the incoming fuse is only 60A so the 63A type AC RCD is ok? they don't even look, its just cheap so they can undercut those of us trying to install consumer units to the regulations.. Its very rare you would have just lighting in a store shed in a separate consumer unit, what would be the point?
@@steve11211 I totally understand the frustration of people with half a idea fitting bargain basement rubbish with no idea as to what they are fitting. The movement towards A type rcds is indeed a good one. However I can’t say that I have ever come across a blinded AC type rcd but the logic makes sense. We frequently work in a dock yard with many many building utilised as storage and the electrical manager point blank refused to have arresters installed as he didn’t believe the point of it. Due to the yard having a dedicated 11kva transformer the CRL calculation was fairly straight forward and came out as non required. the cascading of SPD’s gets very complicated within large commercial installations and sticking a 50quid surge branded arrester in would do little to nothing in this situation. It requires a proper design. Appreciate your passion for the trade. We need more of it I think 👍
Just out of curiosity, how did you isolate that CU ? I didn’t see a DNO cutout or DP isolator? I’am guessing it is fed from a main CU some were else in the property? . Or the DNO incomer and cutout and meter is in another part of the building?.
The supplier's equipment(in the hallway) are just back to back with the CU. The tails are barely a meter long.
@@tosonselectrical that’s an unusual one.
What was your reason for changing the CU ? There was nothing wrong with it, have you read the the health and safety executive’s note in BS7671 ? Secondly never turn the main switch off on full load , always turn off the MCBs first then turn off the RCDs then turn off the main switch. The CU was a metal clad split load with two RCDs there was no signs of damage or overheating or exposed conductive parts. So unless you’re test readings don’t conform to BS7671 there was no reason to upgrade it. Other than to charge an extra £450 - £ 600 for the new CU Totally unefficall .
Thank you Sean for watching and for your observations, questions and assumptions. The CU went from a 10way to a 13way to accommodate new circuits to supply a garage unit fed off the armoured cable and also an additional ring final circuit for the new extension on the property plus a future point in front of house for car charging. The customer wanted the CU recessed in a cupboard so the old one had to come out anyway. I would be more concerned not to turn ON on full load. I don't think I stated the price of the job, did I? 😄Thanks again.
It will be interesting reading the incoming comments.
It is good to see quality work 👍 Great job Sam........
Good job. You are doing well ☺️
Thanks for watching😍
Really love the work!! and yes to branded van
Thank you for your custom.
brand it mate
Branded pls 💯 🙌🏽
Ok noted, fingers crossed 🤞 Thanks for your comment.
Go on and brand it...
Thanks, noted.
Work done with Passion. More Strength & wisdom
Great video.....I think Branding the Van is a good idea
Thanks for your comment, Well taken.
Good tip. I Love this video
I Love these videos ❤ keep them coming 👍team Tosons
Good job....
Really professional ! I definitely recommend Tosons 👍🏼
This interesting....great work👍
Wow. Nice video. Thumbs up
Oh that’s informative and educational,thanks
Thanks for watching.
Nice Tip Sam
Big thanks brother.