Installing the electric service in my garage with battery backup
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- Опубликовано: 29 сен 2024
- Installing a 150 amp service to my new garage, with battery backup
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I've never seen that mule tape "winch" trick before. That is freakin' genius. Nice work as always.
Geothermal and air to water will run off of that easily with a soft start attached.
Or if it’s an 3 phase continuously variable style, it will work just fine because there’s no inrush.
Nice work on the install! One thing to consider is adding another 240V outlet next to the large garage door under the panel, just so you can use less extension cords to do any work outside the shop if need be.
Favorite channel for sure! loving the long videos
Only one word to describe Jesse's 2 hour videos and using the mini track to pull cable.,......."GUT!".
Daddy Cornstar from Cole the Cornstar’s channel said that he wished they would have put the raised metal paneling on the inside of their shop vertical instead of horizontal, because all the horizontal ridges catch dirt and dust. When then recently put metal inside another shop, they did it vertically.
yea I think vertically would be a little better but it would require putting furring strips around the whole building. by the time I do that I could have the panels installed and be done
Does that power station stay on when it's idle? I had bought another brand to be the power system for my cabin and the stupid thing shuts off after an hour of no power draw, which means it also stops taking a charge from the solar panels, ended up returning it.
This one doesnt as far as I know
Some of these have an Eco setting that can be changed. The reason for having an option is that an inverter uses power even if it isn’t powering anything, which can drain the battery. I have my main unit AC output turned off normally so I would have to turn it on manually to power critical circuits, but I have manual cutover switches anyway. It can be complicated to figure out the way you want to set things up.
When connected to the Anker Home Power Panel, the F3800 never turns off. But as a stand-alone power station, you are given to turn it off after so long (multiple options) or never.
Valeu!
Hahaha...man, you got me with the side bar "put a little hawk tuah on there" 😂😂😂
paused... scrolled down.. wasn't disappointed! 😂😂
I FOR ONE APPRECIATE THE LONGER VIDEOS, INSTEAD OF SEVERAL 20-30 MINUTE VIDEOS, I CAN JUST SIT BACK AND ENJOY, GOOD LUCK
I'm really loving them too, but I'm always excited when any video Jesse posts is live. Definitely one of my favorite channels. I think Jesse's videos are better than Andrew Camerata's now.
@@colin8532 YEAH, BUT YOU WONT SEE JESSE TAKE A CHAINSAW TO INSTALL A STEREO IN HIS TRUCK, ANDREW HAS SOME EXCELLENT CARNAGE AS WELL
@@davidwatsonii9469 - No argument there. That man knows how to provide some great entertainment too. Although, burning an excavator might be going a little far, as I'm sure he would agree
@@davidwatsonii9469Someone on Dan's channel said Andrew is Jesse's cousin.
@@how_to_hallagon1we arent related
"Put a little Hawk Tuah on there... what?... just let me know when you're ready" lol haha
when was that?
59 min mark... when they start pulling wire using the tracks of the excavator
I busted up laughing when I heard Jesse say that.
A master class in electrical wiring for free. What's not to like? Thank you Jesse!
As I am watching your set up, the only shortfall so far I see is 20 amp for compressor. Maybe rethink that one. A 220 volt would use less energy than 110. And be a stronger unit. And go 220 for hot water heater. Same idea as compressor. Just a thought.
Retired GC from California.
The compressor is 240 and 20 amps. I will probably upgrade the compressor next year and run 30 amps at 240 for it
I just want to give you a compliment on your level of skill and knowledge. I always joke I'm a jack of trades a master of none but your level of multifaceted master class knowledge is exceptional. Thank you for making the videos you do so guys like me can learn more!
Must be a nice change to hammer in boxes and sling wire through regular framing instead of dealing with all that foam.
yes
Wow, Jesse - when you design a test, you REALLY design a test!! Nice job with all of that... and CONGRATS on getting power installed in your shop. Thanks for sharing all this with us.
Seeing you struggle with those cables really makes me appreciate our thin 3-phase 400V supply cables :)
Your 125 amp service on 4/0, i could do on 5x 5-gauge copper (3-gauge aluminum?).
50:54 While watching this series on your shop build, I realized that all of your used/rebuilt equipment seems to be just what’s needed for the job. Congratulations on your long term planning and performance! Fun videos for an old retired geezer.
My man is on top of it with the "For FORTY YEARS!" and the "put some of that Hauk Tuah! on there" Great video thanks for sharing!
Well done video. Your explanations are very good, even a 40 year master electrician like me, can pick up some pointers.
I appreciate that. electrical work on youtube seems to usually bring out the know it all's . I havent seen too many this time though lol
I’ve never seen anybody pull cable with an excavator track before in my life and by doing that it was probably 1000 times faster….that was absolute genius.
Great Video Dude! Much appreciated. I’ve watched lots of reviews on back up lithium battery and Lipo battery systems. Yours is the best other people had the same product on their videos and they failed miserably. You covered a lot of great stuff that most of years don’t know how to cover don’t have the equipment you have or just don’t have the technical knowledge. I think it’s a great plus that you’re a master electrician because you understand this stuff most people don’t get it and never well, thanks so much for all the explanation about the model numbers of the various wire that was also great so kudos to you. Keep up the great work love your channel. It’s awesome.!
C'mon man! It is 8:49am for me in my time zone and I haven't gone to sleep yet. I just finished watching Ants Pants video for his today's upload and as I was getting ready to go to bed I see your newly brewed video Jesse. There is no way I am not watching this right now, I won't be able to get rest over this video thinking on what went down today with your build. Definitely not complaining, all what I'm trying to say is that I would need a freshly made cup of coffee! Cheers to you all.
Bad time to inform you of the 3 hour Camarata video that just dropped too?
@@KenMrKLC 🤣Lol you've got me on that one. I woke up about 2 hours ago all refreshed to my late night breakfast. Since I saw your comment on my phone's notification when I opened my eyes, I got all excited about what you've said about an Andrew's new video. Man I had my breakfast like a little kid hopping to finish it right away so I could come to my desk and get ready to spend 3 hours in front of my computer, just to find out I was fooled, LOL. No biggie though. BTW you have some interesting content on your channel too. Congrats comrade!
Ants Pants 😂 watcha watching next, Dora the Explorer 😱
@@esiebert7625 😂
Jesse you are WAY smarter than me! Hats off to your abilities!! Wow!
You should disclose at the beginning of the video that this is paid advertisement. Either if you get paid, or get products for free in exchange of visibility, there is an exchange of value that should be disclose to the viewer.
Why does it mater.
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@@johnmcauley7158 Because it's an ad, well included like it's a product he bought but in reality it's a deal between a big company and some form of media. I have no issue with it, good for him for getting equipment for free (or discount) or a check, but it should be disclosed, either in the title, description or directly in the video. So the viewers can have their own opinion knowing there's a paid promotion behind the product.
Apart from morals, it's also the law.
@@johnmcauley7158it’s the law
57:24 pro tip, taping those ends of lines unevenly, it helps to make the whole thing more sharp pointed and bendy, less likely to get stuck to internal edges in pipe.
Morning coffees on! Lov it! Here we go! Saturday Special!! Cheers!;-)!!
Luv the track idea, will remember that one.
Very nicely done electrical video. You are very knowledgeable of the system. It is always a pleasure seeing someone doing it right! Some comments. When I did my shed, I put all the receptacles at 48” so I can put counter tops anywhere and not block them with objects sitting on the floor. I use a #2 square Robertson bit on most electrical termination screws. For future reference, long bends in pvc conduit, opposed to factory bends, causes way higher pulling friction. Conductors on conduit sidewall while pulling for many feet instead of a couple feet with a fitting. NM cable must be protected from physical damage below 8’, so conduit or wall covering. Hopefully you are not 6’3” tall. Maximum height to center of breakers is 6’7”. Please show in your next video, installing #6 bare out to and connected to two ground rods from the ground bar.
Again, very good video!
Jesse, I like your videos, I never miss one, however it would be a benefit to your viewers especially me if you could find time to give an update on certain jobs that you've started
and for some reason had to be put back i.e. your truck etc.
Just a quick verbal update would be nice.
Regards Ed
Another brilliant video, Jesse. Some great progress and teamwork, along with awesome electrical redundancy in systems
Nice looking job. For a long time Plasma user - CNC - I suggest you convert the air tank supply to a bottle of Nitrogen. Cleaner cuts and more current to job. Less steam to mess stream.
Looks like an impossible task for ME, but you have done this once or twice before and the physical strength, in addition to the track on the excavator. I am astonished by how you have accomplished this task! Congratulations!!
Another great video Jesse. Keep em coming. Thing's are coming together on your shop. Congratulations
Hey Jesse thanks for all of your videos, you are certainly one of the best on RUclips........I don't usually comment, but, having been on solar at our place for 22 years (and I have been a working licensed home builder for 40+ years) I want to recommend putting solar panels on racks outside instead of panels on the roof. At your young age you are probably going to outlast your shops roof and having to deal with solar panels when re roofing......or if you have any leak at the roof and you have the panel support system it could get complicated even if you do own your own lifts!! Just a thought, keep up the great work! Thanks!
Stupid question here but will you be installing Surge protectors in the pannel or pannels as well?? do you have them also in your home?? I have been wanting to get one for our home, but have to save up for an electrican to install...Is your brother or Pat an electrican as well?? Noticed in all your videos that They are always there to help you in all matters, and wondered what they bring to the table, and are they both employed by you in your business as well?? Equal partners?? I know you did not feel the NEED to extend the culvert until now, but should of been done some time ago, if not only for the fact that getting some of your equiptment in and out was a bit tough, Using the Tracks of your small excavator to pull the electrical liners was awesome,.GOOD!!. Have always appreicated your videos and your explanations as well as I am a visual learner, and so your videos have helped me so much. knowing that I will never do a LOT of this, just to have that bit of learning, i am very greatful. So thank you.
they both are helpers usually. it takes a while to learn all this stuff and sometimes we might not do it again for a few years but it beats doing the same thing every day
Have you or will you be installing surge protectors in both your home and the garage???
@@donnal.oglesby4806i will in the future yes
I did 2 of my shops where I core drilled the floor, no pipe for the lawn mower/plow to hit and the fact didn't want to see it, no matter its all good, nice job on the shop.
That's a nice setup you got there I like the power packs I definitely look in to it of course I live in United Kingdom less se if thay sell them here.
So for so good Jesse the garage project is looking awesome.
Wow looking good have you thought about putting some lights on the side's of the shop. Keep up the cool vid's.
Like your cable rack, and use of a mouse. Excavator/puller is cheating, well done.
You have a nice set up.
I'll assume and make a _ass_ out of _me_ and _me_ and say that you'll put a ceiling on the rafters which will provide even more illumination via the reflection from the ceiling. It will make the already impressive lighting even greater.
You have a nice logical setup there Jesse; very impressive!! One thing that needs to be done and I mention this for my old friend Justin Case on the off chance you haven't considered it and that is you absolutely need to document the setup and how it all works. Going to make is so much easier if you become incapacitated and are unable to repair it if something breaks.
Once you have this incredible setup completed your electric bills are going to be far call. I am so envious of this setup and wish I was able to do just some of what you have accomplished and are planning to implement. Really looking forward to when this project comes to being fully finished.
*Thank You* for these videos. Bloody interesting, highly
entertaining and very educational. 👍👍
if heating in the winter is critical. you will be well off air sealing and getting as best of a CI break as possible
That mule tape is strong stuff to be pulling all that wire. I bet it would make some serious shoe laces! lol
Add a couple retractable real cords to the ceiling, they are really convenient.
IF your wife ever finds out how much you $pent on wiring your garage she's gonna want a New Beamer for kiddie delivery and general shopping duties !
lol she doesnt like fancy things. she is perfectly happy with a honda
This video has been so interesting to watch what it takes to wire up a garage with high voltage wiring with solar panels as a backup. You explain everything as you go which is also helpful.
Well, another Saturday. I was out repairing my driveway at 6 A.M. I had to grind some bubbles off and do some touch up paint. I painted and sealed up the cracks in my concrete driveway a year ago. The weather here in Texas has been over 100 degrees. I was finished by 9 A.M. Great video.
Got a little bit like an infomercial at times...
Jessie’s the master off all trades
Thank you for sharing, Jesse. Appreciate your sharing & the time to organize explanation. Stay safe, healthy, strong and successful in the name of Our Lord. Blessings to everyone involved. See y'all soon on the next one. ☝🙏🙌💪👊
Wait till you send a screw into one of those wires… hence the metal conduit but as a master electrician I’m sure you will survive
I know it's not cheap but talk about sticker shock lol but for what it does isn't that bad it will run the wielder
Thank god you posted a video! Cable TV is DEAD
wish our supervisor at work would watch your garage project Jesse. the wiring he's trying to do in the new garage/sheds is questionable at best. I laughed watching them struggle pulling UF through PVC conduit. you are right about that Jesse; new garage/shed a blank slate, not quite sure exactly how to set everything up. that battery backup setup sweet. really had to try to make it out
I saw a recent video from an electrical contractor training on the new 90C temperature ratings in the NEC 2024 regs. I don't know if that's strictly domicile code or involves a shop like yours too. In any case, yours is a dream shop sir. With Aloha...
Long...but excellent soup to nuts video, very well explained.
Plug in lights make sense on several levels. They are all made in China now and many come that way, they often do not last long so replacement is much easier than hard wired. Moving them is much simpler if you find in future that you would prefer them in a different place. I would leave ample room on the circuit in case you wish to step up to brighter lights or more after working under this set up. As you get older you will find more and brighter light is helpful. The shop will really be appreciated come winter!
You don't have to explain to us Jesse it's your house your build your vision what ever products you use is good enough for us.
You make it look so easy, everything electrical has to be in metal conduit here(would have thought plastic being an insulator would have been better/safer) for garage and semi industrial buildings, makes it a lot more work not to mention the expense.
In the inverters I worked with, the DC was changed to a square wave which was then changed to a sinewave.
There is a lot of loss in this depending on the quality of the 'Tank Circuit', a combination of a coil and a capacitor.
This was over 40 years ago, but electronics doesn't change much on a macro system.
Microelectronics has changed so much you can't even see it anymore.
Jesse a long time ago you asked where you should put your air compressor and I say you put it outside and soundproof it outside so you don't hear it when you're working inside that's my suggestion and I think you putting in solar is a great idea besides having a regular power and I would also think about putting later on if not sooner a converter to go up to a three phase just a suggestion all right this is Bob from Vero Beach Florida God bless and stay safe
I'm not familiar with the NEC as I'm not in the US but my understanding was that SE cable wasnt able to be used indoors, except to directly feed a panel from the service. Is there an exception I dont know about?
Jesse I know I will never use all the bits and pieces of information that you impart to us but it certainly fills in a few blanks in my past. If all else fails them you can always teach the next generations. Keep them coming 🇬🇧😊
That was very interesting. Always amazed by your knowledge and work ethic😊😊😊😊😊😊
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59:00 LOL
I only have a small Anker device which is beautifully made. their portable speakers are also superb, you can gang them together, but the big boy sruff is as impressive. Another brilliant video, thanks :)
They should make battery backups that are DC and a welder that is DC so it doesn’t have to charge from AC into a DC battery which converts back to AC for a welder which has to convert it back to DC
I started to watch this video when you said you are a Master Electrician floored me. I am 70 and started out my working career as a Electrician that is no easy task with all that you have accomplished Sweet Jesus. You are just amazing. Don't stop expanding your mind but do take quality time with family and friends
God Bless
Work shop plugs at 50" high will come in handy when you age...
I always learn a new trick or two, whenever you do 'lecktricity and stuff. :)
Wow , that sure is alot of work ! WONDERFUL !!!
Thanks for sharing learned a lot 👍👋🇨🇦
Hi My Dear Friend Very Great Job ❤❤❤❤❤
As usual, AWESOME video! Something to think about- another RUclips channel (can’t remember which one) installed the raised rib inside their workshop with the ribs going horizontal and said they wish they did vertical because all those ribs catch all the dust and dirt when they are horizontal.
I love that the HAWK TUAH made it into this video.
25:30 only problem with those mechanical lugs is that they go past the panels plastic that protects the connections from shortcircuit. I would have taped them or something.
a ventiator fan would be ideal.. since you'd be working inside most the time and there is cutting joining and welding.
Very interesting video for solar electric stuff. If you plan to install a mini split for winter time just check if the condensation unit will work in frozen environment, most of them won’t do that in my experience, but maybe you already know.
What type of plug ins are needed for your CNC machine, lathe and milling machine?
You and the crew roll like a well oiled machine. Unlike most other channels you have the brains and qualifications to do this work yourself. Very much appreciate the videos, and explanation of things.👍
It would be interesting to see what the power sine wave looks like when you’re running some larger amps . Some of them are rubbish at welding but Anker is a brand leader .
Hello Jesse. So that is what a Master Electrician does for his workshop. Impressive! If Anker does not sponsor a few videos of yours and perhaps a perk or two, I would really be surprised. That was a fantastic explanation of what their equipment can and can't do. They could even ask you to write a manual. Have good days!
Got a 24k mini-split in a garage we converted to appt. Love it. Super quiet and efficient. Not great in sub-zero but that doesn't happen much here. Summer cooling is perfect. Had to replace the main board in the compressor unit outside because a family of roaches took up residence on the circuit board and fried it. But found a new board online and replaced it no problem.
Holy shit dude That are some huge wires for a Workshop. Its like 10 times bigger than mine 😅 good Job 👍
Pause @31:27 and look to the far left. Is it possible that L1 and L2 touch each other when the connection loses up !?😮 If it mechanical possible, I would put in an isolator to prevent that and a possible fire.🤷♂️ You're now outside the existing separators.
Using CTs to prevent back charging the grid is super nifty. I’m gonna use these units to provide my emergency house backup. Anker made a well thought out unit
damn good video Jesse Muller-
Another great video, thanks Jesse!
Here is 70cm the limit that you need to bury cables, below that they don’t usually get frozen.
Have you ever used smooth edged bucket without teeth? I think you’re using a lot of attention to those teeth that are not needed 98% of time and those make other work harder.
I didn't understand the purpose of the culvert pipe. Very clear explanation on the wiring!
As always an awesome informative video Jesse. Great progress.
As a qualified mechanic i am impressed as hell at the jobs you tackle ,building, electrical, concreter, mechanic i just hope your kids never need a dentist 😂
Have you thanked your father and mother for your genes lately:)
There is waaaaaaay to little sunglasses and trucking in this video.
It will get a lot brighter when you put the white tin up
On the 83% rule for dwelling units, NEC 310.12, it applies only to a feeder or service supplying the entire load of the dwelling unit, or any downstream feeder of the same size. So if your dwelling unit has a 200A service, you can use 2/0 Cu for the service and for any 200A feeder, e.g. if you have feed-thru lugs connecting two 200A panels. You may not use #4 Cu for a 100A feeder within that dwelling unit, that would require #3 Cu, same as any non-dwelling unit. [All sizes above require 75C rated conductors, so no NM cable.]
Yea I figured unless it was the main service it would not be eligible for the 83% rule. I guess I explained that wrong
If you stagger the wires before wrapping in tape it'll make more of a cone and be easier to pull
Yea I forgot to do that. I usually do
59:00 lmao i heard that....