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ELECTRICAL FIRE! National grid visit/emergency call out. Why you need regular EICRs.
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In this video, we were called out to an electrical fire at Oakhampton, Devon.
We got the call at 11am whilst we were at another job and dropped what we were doing to get to this job asap.
When we arrived, the customer was still in shock and explained what had happened.
Apparently since the electric shower had been installed, there was a buzzing from the consumer unit every time it was used. (this was due to an overloaded breaker). She was having a shower when the RCD exploded into flames. She quickly wrapped a towel around herself and ran past the flames and spitting sparks. The fire was quite extreme at this point and black smoke filled the upstairs of the property. She ran upstairs, grabbed the cat and ran back outside, in the rain, in her towel and called the fire services.
We arrived at 12pm and national grid had already been to cut the supply off and fire services had left after putting the fire out.
After assessing the damage, we collected the relevant materials from the wholesaler and started to remove all fire damaged electrical equipment, plaster, plasterboard and cut back burnt cables for jointing.
There were cables coming from multiple directions and most of them had to be sent to an upstairs cupboard for jointing.
We then installed a new fireproof backboard, enclosure and left space for the new meter and cutout.
National grid could not get back out to us until 2am so we called at a day at 9pm. The customer was able to stay at her mums over the way that evening.
We rearranged national grids visit time from 2am to 4pm, this gave us the chance to get most of the job finished before they arrived to power back up.
Next day we continued with the jointing upstairs and connection of the new consumer unit. National grid then came back to install the new cut out meter and supply cable, one of the gentlemen kindly explains what they had to do.
This video is a perfect example of why our current fire regulations are so important and why getting regular electrical installation condition reports is vital! You get your boiler safely checked every year, why would you not get your electrical installation safety checked every 5 years?
TIMESTAMPS
00:20 Walkthrough of the job
04:01 Dismantle the old consumer unit
05:00 All fire damaged equipment removed
06:12 Why current regulations and EICRs are important. What happened to the customer during the fire.
09:57 New backboard and enclosure fitted
11:21 National grid visit
13:08 Look upstairs at the cables that need jointing
15:57 New consumer unit installed
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PART 1 Holiday accommodation fire report/Electrical breakdown
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Minor electrical fire, loose connections.
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Emergency callout. Minor electrical fire!
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Electrician FAIL. Stuck in field and dragged out by tractor!
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Call out. No sockets, tripping RCBO and faulty pump!
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Heatmiser and Vaillant heating controls. Fault diagnosis and repairs.
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Heatmiser controls that have never worked since the customer bought the house!
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Changing A Consumer Unit To Resolve Nuisance Tripping & Resolve Failed Condition Report
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In this video we carry out a consumer unit change, upgrading from a poorly installed BG Unit to Hager, after it failed a condition report. We originally went to the home because the customer was getting some nuisance tripping. Timestamps: 00:00 Changing A Consumer Unit To Resolve Nuisance Tripping 00:14 Introduction to project 01:07 Things flagged up on the Condition Report 02:38 Problems insid...
PART 2. Electrical Emergency: Repairs/improvements after EICR at Home Extension & Lutron RA2 System.
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In this video we continue fixing the problems at this home in Torquay. (See Part 1 here th-cam.com/video/pkS5u6YqaFo/w-d-xo.html) Today we are fixing some of the internal lights that failed on our condition report and both the path lights and spot lights that had stopped working. See the new Lutron RA2 System in action; lights being controlled through a mobile app. Timestamps: 00:00 Fixing Elec...
PART 1. Electrical Emergency: Tripping Circuits Due To Poor Power Distribution To Home Extension.
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Installing a BG SYNC EV Charging Point
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In this video Tom is installing a BG SYNC EV charging point for one of our customers. Timestamps: 00:00 Installing a BG SYNC EV Charging Point 00:13 Introduction 01:44 DC Board to be installed 02:11 Main Consumer Unit 02:35 Charger Installed 04:06 Planning Data Connection for Charger 04:50 Re-routing some of the existing cables 08:44 DC Board & Charger installed 10:02 The EV Charger quick expla...
Lutron Triathlon Automated Blind Installation: Site Visit and Blind Demonstration
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In this video, Paul is measuring up for some Lutron Triathlon blinds These are fully automated, programmable, wireless controlled blinds. These blinds also integrate seamlessly into an existing Lutron RA2 select lighting automation system, turning this into a truly smart, automated home. Timestamps: 00:00 Lutron Triathlon automated blind installation 00:15 Introduction to the job by Paul from H...
More Heating Control Problems! Using Heatmiser Neoplugs to Control Towel Radiators.
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You Might Need to Watch This Before Retrofitting USB Sockets, Dimmers, or Smart Lighting Modules
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A short video talking about a small installation consideration for installing USB sockets, dimmers... anything which needs a deep back box! About Heritage Electrical Automation We are smart home installation and business automation specialists. We provide a range of service including: ⚡ Smart Lighting and Power ⚡ Security and CCTV ⚡ Heating & Cooling ⚡ Testing and Consultancy ⚡ Electric Car Cha...
What to do When Most Circuits Fail Max Zs? Testing a Commercial Electrical Installation
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What to do When Most Circuits Fail Max Zs? Testing a Commercial Electrical Installation
How to Install Starlink: Mounting, Cabling, Config, Setting up WIFI, Setting up Passthrough Mode
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How to Install Starlink: Mounting, Cabling, Config, Setting up WIFI, Setting up Passthrough Mode
Full Home Network Install: Starlink Internet, Unifi Dream Machine, Unifi Access Points, LTE Antenna
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Emergency Call Out: Main Fuse Blown In House! What Happens When The Shower Cable Is Too Skinny..
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Emergency Call Out: Main Fuse Blown In House! What Happens When The Shower Cable Is Too Skinny..
How to Test a Domestic Electrical Installation: Sorting Issues/Tips/Advice/Things to Watch Out For
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How to Change & Wire a Honeywell Motorised Zone Valve
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How to Change & Wire a Honeywell Motorised Zone Valve
Wireless boiler controls! RF Solutions Mainslink & Heatmiser Unferfloor Heating Installation
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Wireless boiler controls! RF Solutions Mainslink & Heatmiser Unferfloor Heating Installation
Qazqa Outside Lights - A Cheaper Collingwood Alternative?
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Qazqa Outside Lights - A Cheaper Collingwood Alternative?
Lutron RA2 Select Installation Example
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Lutron RA2 Select Installation Example
Part 2: Installing a Givenergy Inverter & Battery Setup to Save Money with Octopus Go Tariff
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Potentially Dangerous Downlights - Problems Faced With Changing Them
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Part 1: Installing a Givenergy Inverter & Battery Setup to Save Money with Octopus Go Tariff
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Heatmiser: More Underfloor Heating Not Working! Fault Finding Underfloor Heating in West Yorkshire
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Heatmiser: More Underfloor Heating Not Working! Fault Finding Underfloor Heating in West Yorkshire
Installing Smart Sauna Controls: The Huum Sauna Controller
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Part 5 One of the WORST Heatmiser Underfloor Heating Installs: Identifying Correct Heating Loops
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  • @Dog-whisperer7494
    @Dog-whisperer7494 11 วันที่ผ่านมา

    Hats off to you sir for getting that mess sorted out and made safe. Well done 👏. I think I would have walked away from that one. That looked like a right pig off a job.

  • @philipoakley5498
    @philipoakley5498 15 วันที่ผ่านมา

    Worth pinning a link to the 'pdf' document mentioned as the first comment. It's not immediately obvious (given the link shortening) which link is the one you meant. Thanks for the video.

    • @HeritageElectrical
      @HeritageElectrical 14 วันที่ผ่านมา

      Hi Phil. I have moved it before the start of the description now, and labeled it so it's a little clearer. Thanks for your support Cheers Heritage electrical

  • @MiloDavis93
    @MiloDavis93 15 วันที่ผ่านมา

    90% sure the problem will have started when the smart meter was installed, most meter workers are not given full electrician training so can't legally go into RCD isolators or consumer units. Those RCD isolators can be a pain when they have clamp type connections, always coming loose when disturbed, that's why they need to be clipped in place before changing the meter 😬

  • @dohhomer9
    @dohhomer9 15 วันที่ผ่านมา

    A very interesting video. I love my Heatmiser system, fitted it many years ago, over 12 years maybe. Our house is open-plan on the ground floor, using a wet under floor heating (UFH), with 5 or so loops, laid in aluminium spreader plates under oak veneer engineered flooring, it is just one zone. About six years ago I added a conservatory/utility room with wet UFH, laid under screed with a natural stone tiling on top, this is a second zone. Upstairs is a third zone with ordinary radiators. The hot water is a fourth zone. We are both retired and spend a lot of time at home, especially in the winter. Using the app I change the programming daily as we go into and emerge from winter. Each year I come up with a few tweaks that I try out to refine the process, the app is simple enough that this can be done quickly. We live in the SE and thankfully our winters have been mild for the most part, we spend the winter days in relative comfort in the conservatory. I believe I understand my system well as I have fitted it and learnt about it over the years. I would hate to be plonked down in front of a strange, complex system, as you were and told to fix it before the end of the day, great work.

  • @CrazySparkie63
    @CrazySparkie63 18 วันที่ผ่านมา

    No glands or grommets on switch-fuse, conductors not identified by sleeving (or tape) and black been used for neutral, all ring alarm bells, I wonder what else you will find ?

  • @GilbertP57
    @GilbertP57 28 วันที่ผ่านมา

    It took me ages to get my Heatmiser system properly, although in the end it was a lot to do with the manifold recycle/by-pass valve having solder debris in it. Did you use Heatmiser HW timers for the hot water?

    • @HeritageElectrical
      @HeritageElectrical 25 วันที่ผ่านมา

      Yes Heatmiser systems can be complete but glad you got it working in the end.

  • @yoya4766
    @yoya4766 2 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Could you talk any slower?

    • @HeritageElectrical
      @HeritageElectrical 25 วันที่ผ่านมา

      Thanks for your feedback. You can always change the feedback speed to speed it up if you're short on time.

  • @MarcusT86
    @MarcusT86 2 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Wow this vid looks like what I need. Just as a rough and dirty estimate… how best to get power to a shed 1 metre from the house, then continue on to a future garden room 9 metres from the house? One cable popping up in the shed, then carrying on to the garden room? Just need sockets and lights in both, and two electric radiators in the garden room. Would 16mm2 cable do the trick?

  • @08001967
    @08001967 2 หลายเดือนก่อน

    can you demonstrate how you would work out a payback period calculation for this work I think another content creator worked out around 17 years with battery and no PV do you think this is about right?

  • @loveofkemet
    @loveofkemet 3 หลายเดือนก่อน

    I’m sorry, but surely even a customer can see this is an absolute s*** show.

  • @planetpeckham1
    @planetpeckham1 3 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Nice install! What make of box did you use to house the controllers? I’m looking for a large box to do something a bit similar. Thanks!

  • @johnspallen3132
    @johnspallen3132 4 หลายเดือนก่อน

    As an electrical engineer and heating engineer I have never seen worse good luck 👍 sir

  • @jonshell9817
    @jonshell9817 5 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Hi, Im enjoying all your Lutron RA2 video's very informative. I have a quick question that you may be able to help me with. I have RA2 installed in my kitchen and I want to add my curtain track to the RA2 control, is this possible? I was looking at installing a Somfy Glydea electric curtain track and motor, is there a way to make this communicate with the RA2 system and controlled via pico switch and app? Look forward to hearing from you.

  • @James-en3oy
    @James-en3oy 5 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Thats horrendous, did they turn up on a horse and cart 😂

  • @justinmiller9812
    @justinmiller9812 5 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Thank you for the videos they are very informative, any chance you could share the details of the relay for connecting to the vr71?

  • @elizabethbrayford6837
    @elizabethbrayford6837 6 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Been trying to connect the hub to the charger and this video was really useful. Thanks!

  • @davekayan857
    @davekayan857 6 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Hi, It is very educational, and learned a lot. I have a small question. I have GIV-HY-5.0 G3 inverter and a Gem120CTM meter. But not able to commission it. Potal not seeing the meter. Use ports 9 and 10 on the meter and the meter port on the inverter is correct. (+ & - are correct on both ends of the cable.) there is output on this twisted cable. But the system not seeing the meter. The meter displays all data such as voltage, download power, current, frequency, and so on. Maybe I require an EM115 meter !!! thanks

  • @chandreshvarsani2190
    @chandreshvarsani2190 6 หลายเดือนก่อน

    I thought that using the VR71 would negate the need for a 10 way wiring centre, seeing that you have a Heatmiser Wiring Centre also Please provide more details on the relay and the VR10 pip sensor you mentioned shows up as either a tank or solar sensor. im sure alot of householders are stumped as to how to get Vaillant wiring centre and UFH wiring centre to work and maximise modulation

    • @jeshadpalkhiwalla1785
      @jeshadpalkhiwalla1785 27 วันที่ผ่านมา

      @@Anthony-dh3ty Hi, just a follow up question on this. For a home refurb project I have ufh setup on a single floor with 4 separate heating zones using all heatmeiser equipment - thermostats (neostat), neohub(Gen2), wiring centre (UH8-RF), actuators (on manifold). The boiler in place is Vailant ecotec plus 625. To achieve boiler modulation is only the VR71 needed in addition to the heatmeiser equipment I already have? Or do I need to replace the heatmeiser equipment with Vailant ones?

    • @HeritageElectrical
      @HeritageElectrical 25 วันที่ผ่านมา

      Hi if you'd like to discuss your project with us we'd be more than happy to talk it through in more detail - It's a bit hard to answer specific questions without all the details so please feel free to get in touch with us heritageelectricalautomation.co.uk/

  • @umarhussain7751
    @umarhussain7751 6 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Hi mate where does the white one go ? Thanks

    • @davidpaterson2309
      @davidpaterson2309 4 หลายเดือนก่อน

      Same question. He says “I’m going to ignore the white”. Yeah, but what do you do with it?

  • @garylatto4191
    @garylatto4191 6 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Look Forward to the follow up, great vid mate 👍

    • @HeritageElectrical
      @HeritageElectrical 6 หลายเดือนก่อน

      Hi Guys, thanks for your positive comments and watching our videos. Apologies, but there is no part 2 for this particular job. We had 1 day to get that sorted and think we were there over 15 hours with a 2 hour drive back afterwards. Everything you see is what we had time to film. Basically you saw that system working and 1 room loop proved. All we did after that was all the programming for the customer and proved the rest of the UFH loops. Cheers Paul

  • @polarbear7720
    @polarbear7720 6 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Good content something different to board changes, hope their is a part 2 would like to see conclusion of this job.

    • @HeritageElectrical
      @HeritageElectrical 6 หลายเดือนก่อน

      Hi Guys, thanks for your positive comments and watching our videos. Apologies, but there is no part 2 for this particular job. We had 1 day to get that sorted and think we were there over 15 hours with a 2 hour drive back afterwards. Everything you see is what we had time to film. Basically you saw that system working and 1 room loop proved. All we did after that was all the programming for the customer and proved the rest of the UFH loops. Cheers Paul

    • @polarbear7720
      @polarbear7720 6 หลายเดือนก่อน

      Thanks for replying , a lot to get through in one very long day.@@HeritageElectrical

  • @mattlevesque5927
    @mattlevesque5927 6 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Feel sorry for the guy that has to service that manifold inside that little cabinet

  • @darrenbrock5286
    @darrenbrock5286 7 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Thanks for the help pal

  • @Issomethinggoingon
    @Issomethinggoingon 7 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Hi you said there it’s not possible to extend the ct cable length, is it not possible with Belen ? Is the only option the Dora things, they are soo expensive 😔

  • @security-pb4ee
    @security-pb4ee 7 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Many thanks for more deital and reviews these days. There are many options for a mix system. uhf, not sure which one is the best 1) honeywell 2) Dryton wiser 3) salus smart home 4) Heatmiser

  • @security-pb4ee
    @security-pb4ee 7 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Thanks for your review I wish you slove the issue Which one is the best for mix system underfloor heating and radiators 1) honeywell 2) Dryton wiser 3) salus smart home 4) Heatmiser

  • @skengy786
    @skengy786 8 หลายเดือนก่อน

    My underfloor heating doesn’t go above 20 degrees what could be the problem ?

  • @bhataamjad4074
    @bhataamjad4074 8 หลายเดือนก่อน

    😂😂 work or hé someone make with this job

  • @Webbster77
    @Webbster77 8 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Some joint that is!!!! 🤷🏻‍♂️🤦‍♂️

  • @markashworth79
    @markashworth79 8 หลายเดือนก่อน

    That installation 😵 Rough as, glad they got a proper spark in to sort this. Great content, keep up the good work. 👍🏻

  • @billsbasementworkshop1902
    @billsbasementworkshop1902 8 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Hi, Interesting video. Just subed you. What reading was you getting at the sockets for the R1+R2? Would this be more than r1+r2/4? I got some high readings from sockets in the past, but useing some switch cleaner on the tester plug brought the reapinds down. I put this down to the contacts being dirty.

    • @HeritageElectrical
      @HeritageElectrical 8 หลายเดือนก่อน

      Hi Bill, thanks for watching. The R1+R2 readings passed when the socket plates were removed and cables jointed. The issue which we see a lot, as we test 100% of socket outlets, is a big difference between each side of the socket plate. In this case there were readings of >2000 on one plate and variations of 0.30 - 1.60 ohms difference between each side of some other socket plates. As the sockets were cheap, had been in 10 years and such a poor job had been done of connections, we changed the plates. In most situations we wouldn't bother trying to repair socket plates anyway, as they are not expensive to buy. We see them like brake pads on a car, they get a lot of wear and tear and at some point they will fail and need replacing, so we may as well do it if the readings aren't looking good. We always give the customer the options first, and they are always happier to go with the higher standard of work we recommend. Cheers Paul

  • @dustinzahursky6557
    @dustinzahursky6557 9 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Will this control unit work with other branded sauna heaters like Harvia?

  • @mariuscioban5683
    @mariuscioban5683 10 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Just notice, uh8 wiring box all deep switches for testing are on, that's the problem

    • @HeritageElectrical
      @HeritageElectrical 7 หลายเดือนก่อน

      Hi Marius. Well spotted, but that was not the issue. We tested the circuits with dip switches in both positions and all remained on, that was the positions the plumber left everything in. We just left them in that position as it made no difference. There is more content of this installation we have not had time to publish yet showing the back of the circuit board blown to bits! Coming soon! Cheers Paul

  • @livinglifeasa16handicapfor27
    @livinglifeasa16handicapfor27 10 หลายเดือนก่อน

    I didnt add the door sensor. And now it comes up door open. Is there any way to get it to work without that door sensor installed?

  • @anya637
    @anya637 10 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Promo-SM ✅

  • @deanmais886
    @deanmais886 10 หลายเดือนก่อน

    They are flow meters on the top which measures flow rate per minute not bar pressure 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

  • @kamenfu666
    @kamenfu666 11 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Hi, love the channel. I wonder if perhaps you could help: a small number of fellow Givenergy Gen2 inverter owners had their inverters fail in the past week or so (relay fault) which now means our systems are not working. We've had absolutely no luck with getting Givenergy to respond with a timely solution so we were wondering if you have any internal contacts at Givenergy you could reach out to on our behalf. Thanks and keep up the good work!

  • @markashworth79
    @markashworth79 11 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Really informative video. Thanks Paul. I might have to get some of those for my house. 🫣

  • @Spark55278
    @Spark55278 ปีที่แล้ว

    Nice Video , Thanks

  • @billybulmer7386
    @billybulmer7386 ปีที่แล้ว

    Where are you based?

  • @gainmaster1
    @gainmaster1 ปีที่แล้ว

    whats the range like from stats to logic relay box for actuators?

    • @HeritageElectrical
      @HeritageElectrical 11 หลายเดือนก่อน

      Sorry for the late reply mate - the range from stat to UH8 is pretty good. You can get a Heatmiser device to boost RF signals if required.

  • @gainmaster1
    @gainmaster1 ปีที่แล้ว

    shite work

  • @gainmaster1
    @gainmaster1 ปีที่แล้ว

    Crazy how UFH was not separate from upstairs, was never going to work

  • @n3ilvincent870
    @n3ilvincent870 ปีที่แล้ว

    You say the board was off but the main switch was still up

  • @ltottman996
    @ltottman996 ปีที่แล้ว

    Hi, don’t suppose you have a guide to the uh4 system, I see this one is a uh8. Doing a self build and not quite sure whether we have everything for a zone. We have a ds1 and a activator, and the pipes/wires. are we missing anything ?

  • @Jakehfar
    @Jakehfar ปีที่แล้ว

    What terminal does the battery management cable go into ?

    • @HeritageElectrical
      @HeritageElectrical 11 หลายเดือนก่อน

      There's a specific battery management terminal to connect into on the Gen1; subsequent versions have the cable integrated into the main connector between battery and inverter - no need for a separate terminal.

  • @yas2821
    @yas2821 ปีที่แล้ว

    So are these wireless switches or hardwired?

    • @HeritageElectrical
      @HeritageElectrical 11 หลายเดือนก่อน

      The modules which do the switching need a supply, the switches which can be positioned anywhere are battery powered and last 10 years.

  • @billsbasementworkshop1902
    @billsbasementworkshop1902 ปีที่แล้ว

    Nice VID. Tought that the light ZS was 5.87?

    • @HeritageElectrical
      @HeritageElectrical ปีที่แล้ว

      Hi mate, thanks for the comment. You're correct: 7.28 is the 100% value, however we take the 80% value as a maximum measured which is about 5.8 to account for temperature fluctuations, installation considerations etc. I don't know why we have to note 100% values on the sheet when in practice we're working to the 80% value, but there we are!

  • @pshellien
    @pshellien ปีที่แล้ว

    Many thanks for this video. Am looking at adding an AC coupled battery to my exisiting Enphase PV solution. Probably late now, but you could have saved teh coinduit by having the data cable enter with the battery cables and then loop out of one of the spare compression glands.

  • @garrymavin1919
    @garrymavin1919 ปีที่แล้ว

    Yikes, I could spend a week working in that garage and still be triggered by it.