I can really appreciate the set up! Good to see direct burial wiring too!! So many installs I work on have interior wiring and under sized to boot! Cat5 doesn’t run everything! Lol
Wao... Amazing! Just starting to consider set ups for my home security Camaras installation business; those drawers & racks inside your van could help me a lot to keep everything organized, would you share where may I uy them new or used? It would really be of great help . Thanks for sharing your knowledge and this video. Just subscribed 👌🏻. God bless 🙏🏻.
Thank you for watching and for the feedback. The drawers on the right side are from adriansteel.com, the shelfing on the left I made with Uni-Strut and the two "screw-box" drawers are Left (Adrain) Right is durham products. I will tell you that I use a strap to keep both drawer units closed, especially the durham would/could fly open without it. Hope that helps. :)
A basic electronic or electrical course would be a great start. Many larger companies also have apprentice programs. I'd check with some local security companies in your area to see what is the "local" requirement for your area.
It's a 16-footer and last check I weighted in around 5,200#'s. I think I might be running heavier these days, I seem to keep adding tools and supplies. lol
Thanks for asking. I'm good, been busy and making videos slows down the production of actual work. 😂😁 I've had a bunch of "ideas" and plans to make some new ones. I did took my green screen/video production room down and haven't had the time to put it back up. Maybe soon 🙄🤔
@@AccentAlarms I just bought 2 new toys. 1) AC Scout. It monitors ac input voltage and it’s small. It will also monitor inputs. 2) I bought a meter that clamps on a ground rod to test ohms to ground. Better ground means less surge issues.
@@philipwilkins3812 very cool! I have a two "meggers" the newer one is a Fluke-1577 that I use frequently to test vehicle gate loops. Great tool to have in the "toolbox". 👍 The AC Scout looks pretty cool, I can think of several occasions that this would have been very handy to have.
I can really appreciate the set up! Good to see direct burial wiring too!! So many installs I work on have interior wiring and under sized to boot! Cat5 doesn’t run everything! Lol
Drive a person crazy to see clients getting taken by inferior solutions. Sure it's cheaper and works for a "little" while. 😡
Just sent you an email from your web page. God Bless 🙏🏻.. Happy Holidays 👌🏻
Sorry, but I don't see any emails from our website this morning. Try Hello@AccentAlarms.com
Accent Alarms ... Tks for your reply; I will try the email address you’ve provided. Tks a lot👌🏻. God bless 🙏🏻
Wao... Amazing! Just starting to consider set ups for my home security Camaras installation business; those drawers & racks inside your van could help me a lot to keep everything organized, would you share where may I uy them new or used? It would really be of great help . Thanks for sharing your knowledge and this video. Just subscribed 👌🏻. God bless 🙏🏻.
Thank you for watching and for the feedback. The drawers on the right side are from adriansteel.com, the shelfing on the left I made with Uni-Strut and the two "screw-box" drawers are Left (Adrain) Right is durham products. I will tell you that I use a strap to keep both drawer units closed, especially the durham would/could fly open without it. Hope that helps. :)
What Type of school Should I attend to do the work you mentioned in your video?
A basic electronic or electrical course would be a great start. Many larger companies also have apprentice programs. I'd check with some local security companies in your area to see what is the "local" requirement for your area.
How much does this trailer weigh? Also what is the size of this one?
It's a 16-footer and last check I weighted in around 5,200#'s. I think I might be running heavier these days, I seem to keep adding tools and supplies. lol
Haven’t seen any new videos lately. You ok?
Thanks for asking. I'm good, been busy and making videos slows down the production of actual work. 😂😁 I've had a bunch of "ideas" and plans to make some new ones. I did took my green screen/video production room down and haven't had the time to put it back up. Maybe soon 🙄🤔
@@AccentAlarms
I just bought 2 new toys.
1) AC Scout. It monitors ac input voltage and it’s small.
It will also monitor inputs.
2) I bought a meter that clamps on a ground rod to test ohms to ground. Better ground means less surge issues.
@@philipwilkins3812 very cool! I have a two "meggers" the newer one is a Fluke-1577 that I use frequently to test vehicle gate loops. Great tool to have in the "toolbox". 👍 The AC Scout looks pretty cool, I can think of several occasions that this would have been very handy to have.