EASY HYPERVOLT INSTALL! - Electrician Life
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- Опубликовано: 31 май 2024
- TODAY WE DO SOMETHING DIFFERENT... EASY HYPERVOLT INSTALL!
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Did someone say an easy day? Join Lee & Reuben as they take you through an easy Hypervolt install. Also in this episode, Lee tests his skills as a future cameraman, Reuben has a minor injury and we answer some of your RUclips comments. Sit back relax and enjoy this first Sunday episode of Artisan Electrics.
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I was recently reunited with my Estwing hammer. I forgot that I left it on top of a water tank in a cupboard on a call out. That was nearly 3 years ago. Was called back to the flat last month and found it still lying there!
I would suggest that when connecting two boxes together it should be bushed with a lock ring as spacer. In addition you would add gaskets.
Great video guys, I did notice that when Lee was trying to decide on where to install the enclosure he had the marksman in his hand 🤦♂️. My personal opinion I would have gone top. 👍🏻
Me too, keep them level at the top in everyone’s eyeline 👍
Reuben even doing first aid the artisan way 😂 I normally wipe it on my jumper then use kitchen roll and insulation tape 😂
Lee great install with Reuben . keep up the good work , guys , good to see that Artisan Electrics is in good hands when Cory on his jolly's
For going between ip rated enclosures, here in north america we would put a gland or a piece of conduit in the hole so water cannot enter and to protect the insulation
would have been nice to connect the housings with an gland
Thanks for the shout out in your comment review. Lee.
Always a good vlog.
My OCD would have lined the cabinets from the top myself. But there you go.. I would have used a chase nipple fitting suitable for exterior use and given the cabinets some space..
I've noticed a lot of eyebrow action in the videos lately.
Competition on which one of you can produce the best Sine Wave with your eyebrows or a combination. Just a thought.
Best way to start a Sunday with a quality team doing amazing work.
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So weird how i have watched artisan for ages and I’ve just realize Lee went my secondary school. Small world 🤣, top work boys 👍🏻
Love to see videos with Lee,,
Brother how old are you?? We know Cory is a kid yet 🤣 but never managed to hear tour age on videos.. in my opinion , Lee- well experienced spark..
That was a good job your and your mate keep it up good work bro 👍👍👍
Could you not have considered putting a few 20mm holes in the bottom of the CU then fit blind grommits as not everyone will have a angle drill attachment in their tool kit. I can see you getting cursed by the next sparks to get a cable into that board. Hope its Cory LoL
@9:00 I'd have preferred the installation between the enclosures to be from the bottom of both, with a piece of sheathed conduit. This way the isn't an issue with water ingress - unless the place floods.
Yup. Me too
Nice clean job guys!
Great content guys ⚡️👊
To keep the IP rating between the enclosures would it not have been easier to to gland between the enclosures?
Woohoo wasn't expecting to see my comment in the video 😂😊 Another great vid 👍
Good install fellas,deserved an easy one.
So glad that it went centre I was sweating 😅
Yay me!! Got a question answered 😁😁😁
Great video 😎
How far away is the house DB? I am of the understanding that if that distance is greater than two, or three, metres then a switch fuse needs to protect the cable run, even if it is SWA cable.. Am I correct?
The reason why you can't run cables in the cavity protected or not, is it privides a path for moisture from the outside to the inside.
That's why brick ties have a drip loop!
The other reason is that cables run in a wall cavity are not supported along the run..
In line with the top 👍
Now it’s not IP rate…. 😜😄 just joking 😎
But as an idea: The box can be mounted a little further away and then you can put conduit in between and use some screwed fittings to bond the conduit to the meter and cu boxes respectively. This way boxes are sealed against weather and insects, while the conduit allows further installations to be pushed through, without the need to remove any seals or silicone ;)
Great install and good to see a different situation to the usual runs 👍👍👍👍
Nice vid lads! Ah, Lee, using the Aussie term for McDonald's "Maccas". Nice. No ring circuits in Aus, all radials, and all new circuits / installs are RCBO, no split boards. New Zealand specs arc fault breakers for some installs too.
Haha same thought re 🇦🇺👍
Keep up the good woork.
Nice. Do you ever use Thunder Bolts instead of Red plugs?
You all are awesome. Second to none. Do you do work in the US? So good to see you clean up after work.
Just the UK 👍
Brilliant video as always. What's happened to your watch Lee, you always had it on show during workdays but no sadly more, why ?, have you damaged it? By the way what make and model is the watch?
Are you sure you can run cables in the cavity ?
How are you getting on with the van layout?
Best plaster for a spark is their roll of electrical tape… can’t tell you the amount of times it’s saved me 😅
Wouldn't you be better off installing two extra tail glands one in meter box and one in policarbonate enclosure to retain IP rating?
bush between the two enclosures?
You don't have IP rated consumer units in the UK? We have here, from either UTU (uses Hager plastic enclosures or in-house made metallic) or ABB and probably others also but those two are the big ones
Yes we do they just look a bit shit, the enclosure is Definitely a better idea
8:35 what happened to ur Hilti tools
Why fit security seals to the henleys
Lee being cautious about what viewers will say by upping the service, doing the extra mile 😅
Can someone tell me the name of the workpants ?
could have had a 3ø 22kw car charger. would need a honking great ip rated enclosure tho lol.
Hey guys just curious did that house where you notched the timber fall down yet?
It blew away in storm Eunice! Sounds tragic, but the customer is happy, as it perfectly landed a few kilometres south west! After a few pounds legal fees for squatters rights, they now have a beautiful home on the coast. All’s well that ends well hey?
I’m about to install a car charger. Which one would you choose, the one I’m fitting is an Ohme charger. Would you recommend that or the Hypervolt?
We’re a big fan and of the Hypervolt, but we also recommend Zappi or Andersen too.
Question.. did you ask the DNO’s permission, to use there cutout fuse, to protect the SWA feeding the house?
It wasnt a cutout fuse, just an isolator. Any thing after the meter belongs to customer so no need to ask dno.
@@rodd8170 I was being sarcastic as there is no protection for the SWA feeding the house, in this installation there should be a switch fuse after the isolator as it clearly looks like the SWA feeding the house is over 3 meters in length.
Hello guys, can i ask if you've come across an issue I have. I had a Hypervolt charger fitted last week in my garage, after fitment it was found that my wifi didn't connect to the charger. I have tried to charge my car but the charger cuts off after 2-3 minutes. I phoned Hypervolt customer services on Friday, but i had to leave a message explaining what was happening as no-one answered. I had no feedback after that, I called the installer and he came back and checked his work which he said was fine, and suggested the wifi signal be extended, to allow Hypervolt to check the system. I finally managed to get a signal to the garage. I again attempted to contact Hypervolt via email, which they've at least this time acknowledged and will get back to me at some point. The car itself has been ok on charge at other points, have you guys had anything like this in any of your installations? I guess i'm just disappointed at the customer service level after being told how good it is.
Why not just run the hi-tuff fully into the consumer unit instead of stripping black sheath at enclosure entry? Looks a bit strange and the inner white insulation isn’t the most durable of material, always found it to be quite soft. Also in Northern Ireland single phase hi-tuff and SWA will have Brown Blue and Earth cores as standard.
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Where did Jordan have the tape measures from I'm a joiner and I need decent tape measure my Carpenter by trade tape measures look good Jordan Hadham from
Artisan and Bundy uploading at the same time eh?...
Hard to pick.
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Lee’s camera skills are fine, but I strongly disagree with his comments regarding ring circuits. I would much rather have ring circuits, because unlike radials they don’t trip when you have more than one appliance on. There’s nothing wrong with ring circuits that are fitted, maintained and tested properly (e.g. when replacing a socket). The fitting of 4mm radials is not common at all in the UK domestic market, probably due to the extra cost and hassle of fitting 4mm cable runs compared to 2.5mm cable runs, because they are thicker cables they need larger capping etc.
I can see the "logic" behind using black for the neutral line, if you are old enough to remember pre-harmonisation colours. But it would bring a whole new meaning to "Warning, this installation has wiring colours to two versions of BS7671"
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Nice video again guys but you should all be wearing safety glasses when you use a drill!
Great as ever just one question what’s the tool you use to clean the burs of the holes you drill in the boxes cheers 👏😎
Just search for a deburring tool on amazon or somewhere. There are loads of them, not sure if I am allowed to post links.
Caught Lee's surname on the video, I take it your Nipper's boy then.
my only issue with this is what if they wanted to get a 3ph meter installed.. there is no room now? just wondering
He put the Henley block in because there isn’t a 3 phase meter , when a 3 phase meter is installed the Henley block is no longer needed
you seem to be using a lot of Fusebox recently. Whats your opinion? Anyone?
Yes I agree, that was a Fusebox
15:35 Never understand Rings . In Belgium we all have radials on 3x 2,5mm on a 20A MCB and with a maximum of 8 sockets ( double/tripple/quattro ) Also are sockets are rated 16A ( melt fuse ) don't think a 4mm would and sockets on a 32A MCB is now allowed here :-)
I think you actually could do it. It depends on the reference method of installation, that is normalised in Europe. Installation method C permits 32A for 4mm² on a single phase circuit. In the worst case it's "only" 25A for that conductor size. Reference method C is directly clipped on the surface or embedded into masoned wall. Length of the cable run is also of interest.
And we usually have also radial circuits here in Germany, also 3x2.5mm² (in old installations 3x1.5mm²) fused with 16A MCBs. Or 10A fuse in really old installations.
And for general purpose sockets we calculate 550W per socket we install. In some installations there is also no separate lighting circuit, especially in rooms that are small and used as bedrooms or living rooms there's one 16A circuit to supply the sockets in that room and the lighting. And that's sufficient, there are usually no appliances with high demand in there. Maybe a ceiling fan, radio clock, TV, phone charger and such stuff.
In East Germany they used a ring for the general purpose circuits. But they also used 2.5mm² aluminium there. 😬
@@Marcel_Germann combined cicruit lights & sockets here needs to be 3x2.5 and on a 16A MCB . 4mm here is max 25A MCB . No other regulations clipped on wall or in conduit. 6mm is 32A ( sometimes 40 )
@@kittsdiy Here it is that way. The different installation methods are harmonised in Europe. The thing is, back in the old days we did the same, this cross sectional area gets this MCB rating. But this was replaced by: Look at the table (mostly for the most common things you have them in your mind), usually the one with 25°C ambient temperature (there's also one for 35°C), look at if it's single phase or three phase circuit, reference method of installation. It's about heat dissipation, the conductor temperature must be kept below 70°C. That is the critical temperature for PVC. Directly clipped or buried into the masoned wall that is much easier than it is with a thermally insulated wall. But you also have to consider the voltage drop, so also the length of the cable run is of interest.
@@Marcel_Germann funny to see how things vary in different countrys. Here we have the A.R.E.I.. It's funny for example 4mm on a 32A MCB is allowed in residential in UK . Here this would not pass inspection . Same for the earth has to be same diameter untill 16mm. For 120mm² i have installed 70mm CPC ( but that was industrial in factorys .. also may vary in code ) . And ofcourse everone thinks his country is the best are the way to do it .. i would think AC power is the same in UK - DE - BE an USA :-)
@@kittsdiy Usually yes, but sometimes it's different. For example in Europe you usually have a three-phase low voltage grid supplying the buildings, with a voltage of nominal 3x230/400V. Either the domestic installations are single phase and evenly distributed on the three phases, or you got three phase supply in the house. In the US you usually got a split phase supply, meaning the center of the secondary coil is earthed, a center tap, creating a system that has nominal 2x120/240V. That split-phase system dates back to the old Edison and his DC grid. The last remnants of this were dismantled in the 1950s in Germany.
In the UK domestic dwellings usually have a single phase supply fused with 100A. Here in Germany you got a three-phase supply fused with 3x63A in domestic dwellings.
Why did they not just have a 3ph charger
I prefer Lee to be honest.
Why did Jordan get the tape measure from for everybody can you leave Amazon to the tape measures if you got off Amazon
Hi Paul, they're from Unilite - check the description for details.
Annnnnnnd theeeeeeeeeennnnnnnnn
Who the hell calls it "Maccas"?! (Other than Lee of course) 🤣
Every single Aussie
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Safety glasses guys! Nobody wearing when drilling brick,,plastic or steel or hole cutting! Set better examples for your apprentice’s and he should be wearing proper PPE also, then there’s ear protection! First aid book?
Really , u cut(scratch) yourself and use a plaster. Ilarious . Use electrical tape
Think that you guys are getting a little boreing now. All you ever seem to show is EV charging instalations. Seen one EV charging
install on youtube you seen em all.
so strange you refer to the low standard countries America and Australia, when you have the good practice in EU.