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Hi sir, i need help in installing dwv. Specifically for soil stack. It's a 3 storey concrete building. 1. Is it better to install outside or inside? Embedded to wall or just beside it? 2. Is it better to embed it to an CHB wall? Or outside the wall just beside it? And if it's embedded? Where going to embed it to an beam or column right? So the vertical pipe will bend to the beam and bend again embeding it to the wall? Is going to have like an 2 45 deg. Bend on a beam?

Hi sir, i need help in installing dwv. Specifically for soil stack. It's a 3 storey concrete building. 1. Is it better to install outside or inside? Embedded to wall or just beside it? 2. Is it better to embed it to an CHB wall? Or outside the wall just beside it? And if it's embedded? Where going to embed it to an beam or column right? So the vertical pipe will bend to the beam and bend again embeding it to the wall? Is going to have like an 2 45 deg. Bend on a beam?

You need to know your test tool, the tester (Klein RT250) is showing an open ground AND neutral. As for this video, it scares me that someone is doing wiring and doesn't know all the grounds are tied together not just to make the tester happy but as part of proper electrical work. I'm glad this isn't my kitchen because yes the tester is happy but I don't trust the actual wiring issue was fixed instead of covered up.

Hi sir, i need help in installing dwv. Specifically for soil stack. It's a 3 storey concrete building. 1. Is it better to install outside or inside? Embedded to wall or just beside it? 2. Is it better to embed it to an CHB wall? Or outside the wall just beside it? And if it's embedded? Where going to embed it to an beam or column right? So the vertical pipe will bend to the beam and bend again embeding it to the wall? Is going to have like an 2 45 deg. Bend on a beam?

Hi sir, i need help in installing dwv. Specifically for soil stack. It's a 3 storey concrete building. 1. Is it better to install outside or inside? Embedded to wall or just beside it? 2. Is it better to embed it to an CHB wall? Or outside the wall just beside it? And if it's embedded? Where going to embed it to an beam or column right? So the vertical pipe will bend to the beam and bend again embeding it to the wall? Is going to have like an 2 45 deg. Bend on a beam?

2x the diameter of the pipe. So 4 inch of straight for 2" pipe

We welcome constructive evaluation. If you think the system is configured or wired wrong; can you specify what is wrong and how you think it should be changed to compliance and safety.

Hi sir, i need help in installing dwv. Specifically for soil stack. It's a 3 storey concrete building. 1. Is it better to install outside or inside? Embedded to wall or just beside it? 2. Is it better to embed it to an CHB wall? Or outside the wall just beside it? And if it's embedded? Where going to embed it to an beam or column right? So the vertical pipe will bend to the beam and bend again embeding it to the wall? Is going to have like an 2 45 deg. Bend on a beam?

Thank you for providing the suggestion and instruction.

A “Ufer” ground is slang for what the National Electrical Code (NEC) addresses as a concrete-encased grounding electrode. The term “Ufer” does not appear in the Code, but many in the industry use it.

We think the work was done correctly. We welcome productive criticism. If you think the work was done incorrectly; please cite and reference the code you think it violates; and present a statement on what is wrong and how it should be corrected to adhere to code.

Does not comply with NEC 250.52 and other common electrical codes. Conductor is not continuous. If you're using the ground rods as they're supposed to be used, you cannot cut them to shorter lengths. If the rods are just used as supports to hold the conductor so that it is a concrete encased electrode (which you didn't mention, so we have to assume that is not the case) then there needs to be room around the conductor to be properly encased in concrete. The screws holding the ground bar onto the panel are coarse type which cannot properly get 2 threads holding onto the metal frame of the panel so it is not properly attached. If you're making a tutorial, you are saying this is the right way, or at least A right way to do it. This is misleading to others who don't know any better.

Not only is this installation not code, it is not safe. Once your screws and splices fail (which they will), you have no more ufer because odds are your water pipe is ran in pec line and cannot act as a ufer either.

Hi sir, i need help in installing dwv. Specifically for soil stack. It's a 3 storey concrete building. 1. Is it better to install outside or inside? Embedded to wall or just beside it? 2. Is it better to embed it to an CHB wall? Or outside the wall just beside it? And if it's embedded? Where going to embed it to an beam or column right? So the vertical pipe will bend to the beam and bend again embeding it to the wall? Is going to have like an 2 45 deg. Bend on a beam?

Glad I wasent the only one who noticed. Never knew they had a device like that to install for a floor drain. What’s it callled?

It’s called the trap primer valve. The vertical distance from a plumbing fixture outlet to a trap weir should not exceed 24 inches and the horizontal distance should not exceed 30 inches. The vertical distance should also be as short as possible. If it’s too far it’s not gonna work.

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Hi sir, i need help in installing dwv. Specifically for soil stack. It's a 3 storey concrete building. 1. Is it better to install outside or inside? Embedded to wall or just beside it? 2. Is it better to embed it to an CHB wall? Or outside the wall just beside it? And if it's embedded? Where going to embed it to an beam or column right? So the vertical pipe will bend to the beam and bend again embeding it to the wall? Is going to have like an 2 45 deg. Bend on a beam?