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Just an FYI... The unit can run off 110v OR 220v. That's why the mains connection is labeled L2/N. If using 220v then that terminal is L2, but if you're using 110v, then that terminal is neutral.

Thanks I will skip the update , if it works don't fix it lol

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Nice presentation and technical set up , i just purchased one and also 3 smart room sensors , your video will make it easier for me to install it , thank you very much , good job

Indeed the part at 3:01:00 is very tricky. The aperture lever must fall between these two pins. I had to do it myself yesterday and I completely went nuts. I did it somehow but oh boy.

Request for wyze cam v4 what power bank using please!

Humidistat device does not run accurately, you have to offset 10 points lower in order to humidifier to kicked in.

Great video. I'm having a house built with two separate HVAC systems, so builder is recommending two of these units at $2800 each, including installation. I'm considering installing them myself to save some cash. I installed an Aprilaire 760 on a previous house, which was not too difficult, so this one doesn't seem like a big climb. Your video is great, although I wish you had also included the steps for connecting the humidistat and all of the electrical connections. Thank you.

What you need is a power bank with, "pass-through charging" so it can receive a charge from the solar panel while also providing constant power to the Wyze camera. Understand, you need a power bank with enough power to sustain darkness, and also know that while the charging banks are connected to a solar panel AND charging a device, they charge-up at about 1/2 the speed as normal. This is to control heat; a battery that receiving energy AND sending energy will got hot very fast. So, what size mAH power bank do you need? Well, that's a complicated answer. Depends mostly on how much sunlight, and quality of sunlight you have as-well-as the size and capability of your panel knowing the Wyze cam only needs about 1W of power.

Pure proof that batteries are NOT and i repeat NOT the future.

So charging the PB with a small solar panel while powering the camera isn’t an option it seems.

I bought me a Lumintop Tool AA 3.0, green colour, I love the qualities of this torch! I think it is an amazing torch.

The reason they don't use a wiring diagram like you suggest at 31:55 is because if a field technician is told to connect 240v to it but sees a diagram indicating terminals for L1/L2 and neutral, they may assume it's not compatible with 240v. The slash indicates either/or, never both. Any qualified tech should know not to connect a leg to neutral. Likewise, on your diagram, I'd know better than to connect both legs to the same terminal, but I'd be very apprehensive about connecting a leg to a terminal strictly marked neutral. The factory diagram tells me that it's compatible with both voltages, but I'd still use some critical thinking to check for any configuration differences and see if there's a transformer that needs different taps connected. Otherwise, great video.. definitely helped me out as an HVAC tech

My copy of this lens just did this...stopped zooming. It feels like a hard stop near 35mm.

Where is the box build ? Just tapping bits together.

You don't show the connections and the thermostat wires..you jumps to many steps, connections the copper, thermostat, connections of the wires in furnace.

Thank you for this very informative video! Answered a lot of questions for me. I have a houseful of neotropic exotic birds that require humidity and use the small hot mist units by Vicks. Nothing else has been as good but it gets tedious maintaining them and they only last about a year or two before they crack or need replacement. Have you noticed a hike in your water / energy bills? I am on the fence for installing because I’m unsure about generating an additional 1000 gallons of water/ month for this… we’re pretty conservative & see it would a luxury for the whole house to have humidity. It doesn’t sound very energy efficient having to run the fan blower around the clock. Right now the personal humidifiers only take up 2 gallons per day but I have to keep refilling them and then cleaning them out with vinegar mix once a week.

I have a honeywell similar unit and at end of season I remove boiler and add hot water and sulfamic acid for cleaning distiller Let it soak for a day and rinse real well a lot of rust etc out and reinstall got two seasons so far but keep a new unit on hand

Why would someone boil in plastic can? It’s an invitation for cancer

This unboxing video was excellent, very informative and thorough! I also found the multiple camera angles very helpful. And your photos? Simply stunning! 🏆🏆🏆

Thinking about getting one for my house. Do you smell Amy sewer gas, the way the drain line is connected to your stack i didn't see any trap.

The tips at the end made this a breeze installing! And you saved me some money on wire! You sir, are THE man!

Nice thorough review. I was interested to see that when you opened up the blade compartment yours had no sawdust or chips inside like mine did. Mine appeared to have factory wrapping so I thought maybe Dewalt tested them at the factory but it’s evident that isn’t true and I received a used unit. So I sent the damn thing back to Amazon. The bottom plate on mine had some minor scratches and a small divot which raised suspicion leading me to open up the unit up before using it. Lesson learned and warning to others…it might have been fine but it’s not worth the risk for saving ~$35.

I have both lights...Lumintop is the top light for me...VERY durable...mine has been used a ton.

Just unscrew the tailcap and the led wil stop working.

Great video 🎉. If this humidifier working only with heat on or it’s also working with fan on?

As an installer & service tech its refreshing to see an engineer call out other engineers for bad designs. 😅

Very thorough explanation, much appreciated sir!

good vid im installing this exact unit next week Thanks!

Everything is of course a personal choice, for everyday EDC I use the Streamlight Microstream USB. For work, I use Lumintop Tool AAA simply because it does not have a focused light, so it does not shine when I inspect the machines. I have both olight i3T and i5T, all lamps work without error. Of course, you always have to take into account where you live, some live in the countryside, some in the city, some need strong lumens, some don't. Although I have to admit that recently Lumintop Tool AAA has become my favorite light. I use Eneloop Pro in it and I am very satisfied

Could you potentially show which screw you used to put in from the bottom on the steel frame to hold the camera, i notice that none of mine would slide like yours. I didn't see you actually put it in there.

Great video! One question, though. Since there's no trap in the 3/4" PVC drain line, and presumably no trap in the vent pipe (or the vent pipe is on the sewer side of whatever trap is there), have you noticed any sewer gas smell coming back through the canister and into the conditioned air ducts?

Do you think this would work for my sewing machine? Looks great. Great vid.

why bother comparing aaa to aa lights

Whatever...I will take the Lumintop over the Olight...ANYTIME. Not comparison in the overall usefulness of the lights...Lumintop wins hands down.

For anyone who has purchased one of these units. I just received a recall notice for these if you have a specific shaped electrode connector. See the details at www.cpsc.gov/Recalls/2023/Research-Products-Recalls-Steam-Humidifiers-Due-to-Fire-Hazard

Great idea! I’ve always wanted a foot pedal or momentary switch for my shop vac as it’s a pain to walk to the corner of the shop, turn on the vac And have it running while walking back-and-forth or perhaps some smart, smart vac company will have a momentary switch at the business end

Hey.. half of these lights are not turning on, any idea what could be the issue?

Spiffing review! I got this version but I’ve heard there’s a Nichia led one with warmer tone. Have you had the chance to test it? Is it true that the Nichia veriain offers fewer lumens? Thanks in advance!

Great video. I’ll buy one

My thermostat died after 20+ years. I got it from Home Depot. Now my question is I don’t have heater. Do need to do anything different from what you show. Thanks for video and your rrspond

You have cut and connected black wire I.e.. negative? Better to connect positive !

Hi there, thank you for this video it was very informative! I’m building a house in NW South Carolina and decided on this steam unit. The house is about 6000 sf with 4 HVAC units. My question might be silly but do I only need 1 aprilaire 800 for the whole house or 1 for each unit? Thank you

Awesome video with tons of critical tips. Crystal clear

I setting up one of these for running my Milwaukee Portable Bandsaw. Albeit, I'm just using one outlet instead of three. Unfortunately my foot pedal connection aren't marked and I was assuming it was the middle connection, but you showed how to check for LO...like DOAH! I especially like the zip tie idea, the not cutting the neutral, and the LED lighted cord indicating power.

Wrap the cord around the handles

Great video! I highly recommend looking into Home Assistant as your smart home integration tool it is open source and has integrations for EVERYTHING!

Does the outdoor sensor optional?

great video, I had a few questions, does the steamer have to be installed above the humidifier so the excess will drain back to it? does it have to be hot or cold side for water supply? if applicable, can you wire your humidifier into the furnace high voltage 110v? (if so wouldn't you wire L1 to L1 (black) then L2 (white) and ground wire to ground terminal in furnace. in my situation everything will be withing 5 ft of furnace except outdoor temp sensor (furnace horizontal 6in off floor)

How much of an increase in electricity cost to use this?