The Meter Training and Safety Trailer Video Tour
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ต.ค. 2024
- The Meter Training and Safety Trailer Video Tour is a detailed look at Clay Electric's latest tool designed to take meter training and safety to the next level and to all the districts. The brainchild of Ricky Griffis and encouraged by Clay Electric's safety and training manger Lee Hicks, this compact, hands on training trailer provides training with actual voltages in a safe environment. Follow Ricky as he takes you on a tour of the Meter Training and Safety Trailer.
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It would be nice to have videos with actual training of employees.
Excellent video. Nice spread of various meter forms and enclosures. At my Electric company we have everything in a small room, nice portable trailer setup. Also we don't work on energized 277/480 v self contained meter enclosures.
I'm totally loving this trailer.
Nice video. Would love to see a video about electromechanical meter failures: what to look for in terms of under-reporting AND over-reporting actual usage. There are still a lot of ABB analog meters out there, some may still be working within specs, but some might not. Curious about how faulty analogs might be quickly detected in the field.
Cool video, thanks! I actually have been seriously thinking about being a meter installer and repairer. Can you please tell me where I start? What realistic steps should be taken?
Well??? Did you...its six years later 🤔
Why do you use 1/2 of ct ratio on a fm3s installation?
dear sir i want to document for meter technician
Does a Meter always have to be outside the Building what about Smart meters..Or can they be installed in closed areas such as garage or washrooms ? Ect..
Its typically best for a meter to be outside, even smart meters. Or at least easily accessible to the meter readers. Reason being, there are times when a meter tech could use a read from the meter face. And while the reader is there, he/she can visually check the condition and security of the meter; i.e. tags, ice building up, or damage to the meter.
since this is the point where the main electrical service wires go into the home, in case of an emergency electrical hazard the utility workers need to have ready access to it. ie to cut electrical services into the home. Per NEC code it must be readily accessible. if it's inside your garage and nobody is at home, just imagine.
Very nice
But doesn't show him pull the meter lol
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this is bad ass
There would not be any meter tampering if you guy's offered free electric service.
We offer electric service at cost. We are a non-profit. Best we can do.
The load meter no have neutral
You don’t know what you’re talking about buddy
No white wired.
Lol yeah right I’m sure the UTILITY METER DIVISION missed wired their TRAINING TRAILER! you don’t know what you are talking about!