what a mess one of those breaker panels was, a nest of wires, spliced together. I would think a meter panel would have been installed in the 1st place with disconnects for the 3 service panels. Not having 3 service drops and a mass of wires coming off the pole. I am surprised how the original job passed inspection. Ought to have been "red tagged' not passed, power co. refuse to connect until brought up to code.
all these videos are great. but has any of you electricians ever shown how to run mc cable from a light to the switch to the power box for a commercial building. Because I can't find any videos
Are those couplings rain tight? Usually they are anodized blue gold or black. Regular stainless couplings are no longer allowed in wet locations. Just wondering.
Yes there are RT fittings,the blue faded away but they are stamped RT.Funny thing,after all that work the inspector nailed me for using a tek screw on the gutters ground bar instead of a machine screw.
what a mess one of those breaker panels was, a nest of wires, spliced together. I would think a meter panel would have been installed in the 1st place with disconnects for the 3 service panels. Not having 3 service drops and a mass of wires coming off the pole. I am surprised how the original job passed inspection. Ought to have been "red tagged' not passed, power co. refuse to connect until brought up to code.
Out with the old and in with the new! There was so much more not shown that we cleaned up.
One of the most recent videos I have uploaded. If you like please share it.
Enjoying all your videos. "The Restaurant from Hell" group shows how good it should look.
I'm also an electrician in Phoenix, thanks for the vid!
Thank you Aaron!
20k+ but less than 30k
You guys did a very good job .
Thank you,much appreciated!
What was the price tag on all that work?
3 phase 600amp service?
Looks awesome. I was in phoenix last it a great place
We will be adding a future H/P at some point so that will require another meter. The other 2 are just blanks.
good work, looks great. Enjoy your videos. Las Vegas, Nv.
Thanks I appreciate your comment and watching my videos!
Yes, enjoy seeing your work. Glad you take pride in your work. Here in Canada you don't see many electrical panels outside.
Yeah it is some what low. The utility co approved the height.
I'm amazed all that is outside! All out mains meters and boards would be inside here.
Thanks much,I appreciate the comment.
Well done
why such a large meter unit , looks like it can hold a total of 5 meters. but you have 2 installed.
all these videos are great. but has any of you electricians ever shown how to run mc cable from a light to the switch to the power box for a commercial building. Because I can't find any videos
Looks sharp. I could prob jump up and start swinging off of the utility lines though :)
LoL they are going to!
We have both here.
Thanks!!
I hope this time they don't paint over the panels!!!
Looks good big change
I thought it looked low to me as well but with the green tag who cares. how was the integrity of the brick wall? that's alot of weight.
The new block wall was completely grouted and carried most the weight.
Are those couplings rain tight? Usually they are anodized blue gold or black. Regular stainless couplings are no longer allowed in wet locations. Just wondering.
Yes there are RT fittings,the blue faded away but they are stamped RT.Funny thing,after all that work the inspector nailed me for using a tek screw on the gutters ground bar instead of a machine screw.
+Electrical Industry Network haha.....the things they look for.
Only 15 seconds in and I was laughing at the cluster fudge on the wall there. Looks like your in Mexico.