I did something very similar years a go and it works a treat on my own gutter vacuum after seeing your first electrical reel you made with the remote switch I tuck the top off the vack put the switch inside the top of the vack you can’t see anything as bin done to it and a lot cheaper solution than the leading brand solution to the same problem keep up making Thea’s vid the are really good
The little remote sockets don't work very well at all even on 1700watt vac as the inrush current is too high. This method is much better. I keep meaning to build one myself - I do wonder if I could squeeze it into the waterproof socket.
I've used the single remote plug version for a while, just with the panther (1700w). After upgrading to the shadow though (3400w) I found that it tripped the customers electrics when switching both motors on at once. Would this not do the same? With three motors turning on at the same time (I imagine there's a reason the manufacturers want you to switch one motor on at a time, so that the spike in power isn't as big all at once?) Nice tutorial Dave, keep up the good work with the videos 👍
Lick on the clink 😂 With the majority or high quality enclosure boxes you should be able to self tapping screw through the board and secure it directly to the enclosures moulded standoffs without drilling through the entirety of the enclosure and compromise its IP rating. Nothing beats a Tescos cheap basic white chopping board 😊 Brilliant bulld Dave
Nice one brotha 🤜🏻🤛🏻
Love it Dave your the goat you should have 1000000 subscribers
@@kierancampbell9236 🤣🤣🤣
I did something very similar years a go and it works a treat on my own gutter vacuum after seeing your first electrical reel you made with the remote switch I tuck the top off the vack put the switch inside the top of the vack you can’t see anything as bin done to it and a lot cheaper solution than the leading brand solution to the same problem keep up making Thea’s vid the are really good
@@MarkStaton-qz2fq thanks Mark
Yes I've had that up and down and up a d down the tower
Excellent video as always. I thought I had already subscribed to your channel, but I have now! Thanks again!
@@robimac3502 thanks for the sub 👍
Lovely job 👌🏻
@@spencerj1413 thanks Spencer
The little remote sockets don't work very well at all even on 1700watt vac as the inrush current is too high. This method is much better. I keep meaning to build one myself - I do wonder if I could squeeze it into the waterproof socket.
@@ched999uk great idea 👍
I've used the single remote plug version for a while, just with the panther (1700w). After upgrading to the shadow though (3400w) I found that it tripped the customers electrics when switching both motors on at once. Would this not do the same? With three motors turning on at the same time (I imagine there's a reason the manufacturers want you to switch one motor on at a time, so that the spike in power isn't as big all at once?)
Nice tutorial Dave, keep up the good work with the videos 👍
@@millscleaning I haven’t had chance to test it properly yet but I will post updates
@@squeakycleandave1cool let us know how you get on 👍
Lick on the clink 😂 With the majority or high quality enclosure boxes you should be able to self tapping screw through the board and secure it directly to the enclosures moulded standoffs without drilling through the entirety of the enclosure and compromise its IP rating.
Nothing beats a Tescos cheap basic white chopping board 😊
Brilliant bulld Dave
@@AW-Services thanks Austin
1st 😁