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A suggestion of a thing to add to your kit in the van : a table :-) A folding table high enough to be used confortably while standing up. The thing you'll say "why didn't I use that before" and you'll even buy two more :-)
Literally what I learnt on and do on a regular basis, looking really neat and Cory is doing it exactly how I would on site for the exact same reasons. Must of had an old school teacher previously.
Definitely one thing worth noting is the multiple lockouts. Too many times I see someone check and there is already someone's lockout on the isolator so ... yeah that will be fine! Even if the other one has no idea you are there ... mental!
I spend my entire working day on site in Arc Flash PPE, it is only effective when you are not wearing any man made fibre clothing, even under the Arc Flash coveralls. But its is great to see the wearing of face visor and Arc Flash rated gloves when Proving Dead as these are the area of the body most at risk from a flash over
Good call on the trunking - looks much better! Love the retracting face shield & good to see the chin strap in place - I've had to chastise DNO line monkeys in the past on that issue. Much as I like MEM boards, I'm getting quite fond of the Schneider Isobar boards, aside from the price! I was always taught that you keep the lid on the busbar chamber any time you aren't actively working in there - not essential with the multiple lockouts, but is just good practice. Also not a fan of leaving those tails dangling like that - the sooner that they are dressed, terminated & secured the less chance of getting damaged or rubbed - again just good practice in my opinion.
I've personally had a flash over and the equipment your wore was not over the top. Safety first. Spot on. Forget what you look like. Too many people die skipping safety checks on high voltage testing. Keep up the good work guys
OH my gosh! Wow Cory had worked hard working. The 4 black wires should be on the left corner bottom (dark gray main panel) instead of the left top corner the 4 black wires bend. Great job! Thumb up! Cheer!
It really amazes me to see that you had to label the wires. In our factories every wire inside a cabinet is always coded and there are complete drawings of all the electrical wiring inside the cabinet. Also every multicore cable has its own unique number so you can identify each cable and easy identify where the other end is connected.
That Arc Flash hard hat with the retractable face shield is pretty cool. Looks comfortable and probably isn't prone to fogging up. We're required to additionality wear a balaclava, safety glasses and ear protection, even with the 40 Cal suit.
I guess from the USA. The NFPA 7OE is pretty strict about this and I whole heartedly agree with you. Including electrically isolated shoe covers. Testing of the gloves before use and boundary marking arc flash calculations to determine energy and Type of PPE usage.
Cool, I would love to see the temporary power set up I hope it's shown. Along with what was considered necessary and that sort of thing. Yeah OK so you have a generator but a generator is gonna be way more efficient than a car. And the power has to come from somewhere anyway.
Lovely to see that Mem Glasgow s/fuse and bbc. Was alao nice to see that you used an Eaton memshield board as a replacement with 250a incomer. Cory has nice attention to detail .
We have to wear arc flash gear when inside EV batteries , along with the shoes etc , no off switch within a battery , and it’s that lovely DC stuff too , all good fun !!
Lovely neat job. Any reason why you didn’t use a larger width trunking as the right side will get stacked pretty quickly with the mains running through aswell.
Nice! - Out of interest, why do you need a generator, could you not have just installed a small temporary CU hooked up to the switchfuse until you were ready to connect the new DB?
Nice work. Just wondering if you put anything above the holes in the busbar chamber which go into the main isolator you locked off. U dont want to go dropping anything in there lol. Best thing to do is cut a piece of cardboard to fit in the bottom
can you explain a bit on the 120mm tails? So if your main switch is 250amp am I right to assume the cable calc is used from Table 4D1A? Can you tell me which column you used for reference method. It is very hard to find videos on Industrial units. thanks again for the brilliant video.
Here in Australia I work for a mining company. Because they generate their own power and are classed as the DNO we can switch HV in the plant. never think "its over the top " If anything people will like how you operate
Last time I was working on a system like that we had are own board on a platform with 16 amp sockets clamped to the bus bars. Was fun back in 1998 wish I had some phots of us all working only 2 of us alive and no not from being zapped old age.
What’s the point in keeping the busbar? Might as well have taken the supply direct from the main switch if your not going to use the busbar for what it’s intended for.
E C it is made of metal and could have been recycled, would not have gone in to land fill, removing unnecessary equipment is good practice, less points to possible fail, bus bar chambers are not the safest, hence why we now install MCCB boards.
In a commercial building you don't want to limit your options with power distribution. That bus bar box gives more options. They may want to run another set of sub mains in the future to another switchboard, that box make it easy to tap off. Also that business is probably renting the building, the owner might want it left because it gives future tenants more options.
ah yes, the scooter warehouse, I had forgotten you were going back there, nice job as usual, those trays looks really neat, see you on the next one fellas
Only one recommendation: Never pan speaking voices, just don't! :) It's against all (natural) rules of hearing and video editing. Keeping all speaking voices center is way more comfortable for the audience than having them hard left and hard right while staring at a static camera angle. Appreciate your work and your videos! Greetings from Belgium!
Nice tidy install however i would have liked to see some paxolin between the board and trunking......also i really am not a fan of the bushes in the sides the massive entry in the top of those boards will take all the cables going into that board.
14 bikes at amps at 4 rows 448 amps at single phase 220/240 vac so at a guess including the scooter base as the same level 896 amps based on a 8 amp charger at bare min of 2,000 amps just on chargers alone.. I would ask what the service is to the premises because from what i'm seeing you might be looking at north of 1500 VAC service..
Why wouldn't you put in a new board fed off the bus bar? Those Glasgow iso's are ridiculously well made and probably would have been safer to test dead at that point.
You did great on the ARC flash usage. In the USA we have to abide by a separate standard NFPA70E. Glasses, tested gloves, shoe covers, balaclavas, arc flash energy calculations and cal-rated suit to match, boundary evaluations and marking. Lockout and tagout as you did. Apple Watch nice addition to the PPE Cory....🤣 The three phase boards are much like our residential panels and I really like the use of cable markers from cable craft it reduces the needs for say a thermal printed markers providing an even cleaner looking install.
Coming from a background in a theatre technical capacity I love this sort of work. I have to admit the domestic side of things would bore me silly very quickly. As for EVs I can't wait for whichever gooberment to realise that they've been had by another dead end dirty technology. I'm guessing that a combination of hydrogen and renewables will be the real way forward but like the diesel debacle load of money will be spaffed on another dead end. Still good while all those ev charging points are being installed 😉
Isn’t stroboscopic effect makes it looks like the motor is not moving or looks like it’s slower than it is..... not lights flickering & isn’t it only for fluorescent lights not led?
Paxolin used? When I am doing TP boards I also frame the board with Galv trunking about take slots out at the sides and bottom. Then paxolin in between board and trunking. You need to ask for flat 90 bends squared no tapered so you can keep the trunking tight to board.
Generator sizing rule - Make careful assessment of maximum load. Add 10% tolerance. Now double it. Generator output specification appears to be like broadband speed guarantees. They lie! 😏
Do you have to have a different qualification for industrial as opposed to domestic installations? I noticed the mixture of old and new colours on the 3 phase which colours correspond to which in old/new?
Red Yellow Blue is officially old. The "new" is brown, black, grey. I've never quite understood why Europe uses such similar colours where as the British had quite clearly different colours for each phase then changed to align with Europe. In Australia we just change the yellow to white as to not have it mixed up with earth, so we use Red, White, Blue with a black neutral.
Worked on Fords, Halewood in the 70's and on car production lines you need a letter from the Pope before you can turn them off so live working is the norm. Those days were before Health & Safety so they allowed apprentice electricians to work on 3 phase bus bars systems with no Flash guard equipment or isolation clothes/equipment. Until one day a 19 year old apprentice dropped a spanner on a live bus bar and went to pick it up thinking the bus bar was dead. That was the end of him but they did turn the production line off to remove his body. Our union at the time the EETPU called for a 48Hr strike over Health & Safety and the Newspapers called us militant bastards. Glad im now retired and H&S is taken more seriously. Well done Artisan Electrics.
I remember an electrician I was working with when I was an apprentice back in 89 to 1990 mentioning him and his work mate were working on a live busbar and one was on the top one underneath and they dropped the spanner between the bars just missing them( i don't know what they were installing) I can remember the EEPTU as it was called then as well.
Have I missed something? I only counted 9 combinations on that 3 phase safe isolation and I thought there supposed to be 10? No L1 to L3? Can someone who knows please clarify.
It always worries me when I see white twin and earth cables . 99 times out of a 100 It will be a mess . I know I'm going to have to put things right before I can progress the job forward
Nothing to do with the video but as you seem to use Hagar a lot, so I just thought I'd say I fitted my first Hagar consumer unit today for storage heaters(quite nice if I say so myself with use a fire rated grommets and flexi tails) Normally a cheaper consumer unit would be fitted due to budget with the housing association client as sors are used and costs already agreed as per contract but it was a last minute type job reported late yesterday afternoon (they asked if it could be done on Xmas eve the old consumer unit was reported for upgrade in October!) With limited space, there was another consumer unit underneath and it went to the ceiling so only just fitted in without dropping the consumer unit underneath
Why rip out a serviceable MEM 2 board. Just to add a few extra circuits. Leave the MEM 1 buss bar in service. Could have gone right at high level or right and down to a sub board. Seems the more videos I watch of yours the more I see you pull the clients pants down. Is that why you brand as Artisan?
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A suggestion of a thing to add to your kit in the van : a table :-) A folding table high enough to be used confortably while standing up. The thing you'll say "why didn't I use that before" and you'll even buy two more :-)
Yeah I second this. A folding table is one of the useful bits of kit in the van 👍
Literally what I learnt on and do on a regular basis, looking really neat and Cory is doing it exactly how I would on site for the exact same reasons. Must of had an old school teacher previously.
The main board looks so much neater, Cory 😃👌👏👏👏
Definitely one thing worth noting is the multiple lockouts. Too many times I see someone check and there is already someone's lockout on the isolator so ... yeah that will be fine! Even if the other one has no idea you are there ... mental!
That's incredibly stupid.
@@edc1569 Some people are incredibly stupid.
A pleasure to watch as always gentlemen.
Nice 👍🏼good to see you are still working during all this bad times
Thnks
I spend my entire working day on site in Arc Flash PPE, it is only effective when you are not wearing any man made fibre clothing, even under the Arc Flash coveralls. But its is great to see the wearing of face visor and Arc Flash rated gloves when Proving Dead as these are the area of the body most at risk from a flash over
The stroboscopic effect causes running machinery to appear as if it is stationery, such as in a lathe.
Very nice work.
which is why many factories use 100-120 Hz lighting, so it's not on the same frequency as the machines
Good call on the trunking - looks much better! Love the retracting face shield & good to see the chin strap in place - I've had to chastise DNO line monkeys in the past on that issue. Much as I like MEM boards, I'm getting quite fond of the Schneider Isobar boards, aside from the price!
I was always taught that you keep the lid on the busbar chamber any time you aren't actively working in there - not essential with the multiple lockouts, but is just good practice. Also not a fan of leaving those tails dangling like that - the sooner that they are dressed, terminated & secured the less chance of getting damaged or rubbed - again just good practice in my opinion.
three phase, would love some extra discussion about the board and so. The more you talk the more I learn
happy christmas Jordan and Corey , keep up your excellent work and videos in 2021 guys
I've personally had a flash over and the equipment your wore was not over the top. Safety first. Spot on. Forget what you look like. Too many people die skipping safety checks on high voltage testing. Keep up the good work guys
And like a HV sparky would say if you have to wear arc flash gear you don't trust your isolation
Nice to see something industrial for a change 👍
Used to do this all the time build mains panels from the ground up,then they brought in ready made panels , different set of problems .
120mm tri rated!!! Jesus you thought the arc flash vest was over kill 👍
I used switch off and open switch and check its operated , saves all that dressing up, never had a problem .
Does seem a bit high, good for 374A?
@@alecturner2008 only if running at 90deg...in free air. once it’s de-rated for 70deg and a bit of grouping, will be about 250 A
OH my gosh! Wow Cory had worked hard working. The 4 black wires should be on the left corner bottom (dark gray main panel) instead of the left top corner the 4 black wires bend. Great job! Thumb up! Cheer!
Yeah we changed it later you will see in part 2
Music is fresh. Sounds like somebody got an MPC going on.
Seriously; I don’t even know what Corey says any more. As soon as he talks I instantly start having warm dreams.🤣😂
He certainly is happy with a tool in each or either hand.
Very homoerotic
Hi Jordan and all the crew O how it takes me back , a lot of my time spent doing this sort of work. Happy days. Best wishes to you all. 😀👍
Like using mem especially with the extension box for the tails 👍
Yeah they are nice
It really amazes me to see that you had to label the wires. In our factories every wire inside a cabinet is always coded and there are complete drawings of all the electrical wiring inside the cabinet. Also every multicore cable has its own unique number so you can identify each cable and easy identify where the other end is connected.
Wow wish things were done like that here
Whoever installed that fire alarm system needs to go back to their main career in comedy.
That is some rotten work there!
That Arc Flash hard hat with the retractable face shield is pretty cool. Looks comfortable and probably isn't prone to fogging up. We're required to additionality wear a balaclava, safety glasses and ear protection, even with the 40 Cal suit.
I guess from the USA. The NFPA 7OE is pretty strict about this and I whole heartedly agree with you. Including electrically isolated shoe covers. Testing of the gloves before use and boundary marking arc flash calculations to determine energy and Type of PPE usage.
Love the question to Corey.. so whats your plan.. I wish he said.. take all the cables out and then head home.. ;-) Great video...
Cool, I would love to see the temporary power set up I hope it's shown.
Along with what was considered necessary and that sort of thing.
Yeah OK so you have a generator but a generator is gonna be way more efficient than a car.
And the power has to come from somewhere anyway.
Great video, really enjoyed seeing some commercial work for a change, looking forward to part two 👍
Thanks!
Hey Corey, does it not do your head in to have someone sitting on your shoulder who’s at best as competent as you?
Really annoying me now.
🤭🤫
Lovely to see that Mem Glasgow s/fuse and bbc. Was alao nice to see that you used an Eaton memshield board as a replacement with 250a incomer. Cory has nice attention to detail .
Was there paxolin put between the board and the trunking?
No we didn’t need any Paxolin on this job
Nice to see full safety .
We have to wear arc flash gear when inside EV batteries , along with the shoes etc , no off switch within a battery , and it’s that lovely DC stuff too , all good fun !!
Nice!!! Looking forward to day two 👍👍💪
Thanks!
Lovely neat job. Any reason why you didn’t use a larger width trunking as the right side will get stacked pretty quickly with the mains running through aswell.
Merry Christmas guys love watching your vlogs x
Looking good lads 👊🏼
Nice! - Out of interest, why do you need a generator, could you not have just installed a small temporary CU hooked up to the switchfuse until you were ready to connect the new DB?
This is a warehouse full of ev and Scooter charging I think a small cu wouldn't have been suitable for there requirements
Agree, seems like a sensible thing to do! I have a temporary board with 6×13A, 2×16a & 1×32A that I use whenever I do board changes or rewires.
@@Rory241995 If the heat gun was causing "generator issues" as stated, I doubt it's (the gen) of any sizeable capacity.
I don't know what it is about cable trays & conduit boxes but they give me the fizz!
Looking good so far, was there any paxolin between the trunking and board? Eaton also do a ready made interface which can be used instead of paxolin.
No Paxolin needed on this job
Huge timesaver, use them nearly every time.
@@artisanelectrics nice, what did you use instead or was the way you installed it meant it was not needed?
"this is an electric..." *BUZZZZZZ* "crimper..." *raises eyebrow* heavy duty
Has anyone else watched this video wearing headphones? Lol.. Jordons voice in the left ear and Corys voice in the right ear!! 😂😂😂
Wow that’s funny didn’t realize it would do that haha
Nice work. Just wondering if you put anything above the holes in the busbar chamber which go into the main isolator you locked off. U dont want to go dropping anything in there lol. Best thing to do is cut a piece of cardboard to fit in the bottom
can you explain a bit on the 120mm tails? So if your main switch is 250amp am I right to assume the cable calc is used from Table 4D1A? Can you tell me which column you used for reference method. It is very hard to find videos on Industrial units. thanks again for the brilliant video.
Here in Australia I work for a mining company. Because they generate their own power and are classed as the DNO we can switch HV in the plant. never think "its over the top " If anything people will like how you operate
Talking about the generator being non-green while Corey has a single use coffee cup in his hand, my kind of humour.
Keep up the good work.
SWAs coming into trunking look horrendous
You are an amazing cleaver person, if you could maybe make a video of how you mark the circuits before changing the consumer unit , thank you
Last time I was working on a system like that we had are own board on a platform with 16 amp sockets clamped to the bus bars. Was fun back in 1998 wish I had some phots of us all working only 2 of us alive and no not from being zapped old age.
Looking forward to part 2. Do you have a link to that cable marker kit?
What’s the point in keeping the busbar? Might as well have taken the supply direct from the main switch if your not going to use the busbar for what it’s intended for.
Indeed, we need to try and put less shit into landfill, just tearing out the old install and throwing it away seems incredibly wasteful.
E C it is made of metal and could have been recycled, would not have gone in to land fill, removing unnecessary equipment is good practice, less points to possible fail, bus bar chambers are not the safest, hence why we now install MCCB boards.
In a commercial building you don't want to limit your options with power distribution. That bus bar box gives more options. They may want to run another set of sub mains in the future to another switchboard, that box make it easy to tap off. Also that business is probably renting the building, the owner might want it left because it gives future tenants more options.
Might be a rental unit and the bus bar chamber being part of the landlords property.
Remember when I was an apprentice late 80s dropped a spanner in a bus bar chamber couldn't see or hear for 10 mins after
ah yes, the scooter warehouse, I had forgotten you were going back there, nice job as usual, those trays looks really neat, see you on the next one fellas
Thanks!
He didn't test between L1 and L3... Surprised no one else picked that up, maybe its because we only do safe isolation for show 😅
9 point test is a thing right 😄
120mm tri rated cabling is great future proofing as 120 TRI cable can hold 374a all day long per phase
i was skeptical about replacing the fusebard as opposed to just adding but when you see how much cleaner it all looks its a good option now in my mind
Only one recommendation: Never pan speaking voices, just don't! :)
It's against all (natural) rules of hearing and video editing. Keeping all speaking voices center is way more comfortable for the audience than having them hard left and hard right while staring at a static camera angle.
Appreciate your work and your videos! Greetings from Belgium!
OMFG i put on subtitles cause i just assumed he wasn't mic'd up and quiet... at least second half of this will be audible XD
I expect that what happened was the two microphones were plugged into channel 1 and channel 2 on the camera, and they weren't summed in editing.
Nice tidy install however i would have liked to see some paxolin between the board and trunking......also i really am not a fan of the bushes in the sides the massive entry in the top of those boards will take all the cables going into that board.
14 bikes at amps at 4 rows 448 amps at single phase 220/240 vac
so at a guess including the scooter base as the same level
896 amps based on a 8 amp charger at bare min of 2,000 amps just on chargers alone..
I would ask what the service is to the premises because from what i'm seeing you might be looking at north of 1500 VAC service..
Hi new family member here from Scotland
Welcome!
Why wouldn't you put in a new board fed off the bus bar?
Those Glasgow iso's are ridiculously well made and probably would have been safer to test dead at that point.
Less work
You're using 120mm that's nice and flexible. Should try 120mm hard drawn double insulated😅😅
Arc flash gear….nice arc flash watch btw :) luckily he had a helmet, visor and gloves for protection ;)
Yeah thanks
Super work
Safe isolation at 2.12 is good to show,just in case someone complains,not that anyone would of course😀
lol chk out peterson electric??
Haha how did you guess someone might complain?! 😂
@@artisanelectrics If I get a thumbs down,I'll know who did it😀
You did great on the ARC flash usage. In the USA we have to abide by a separate standard NFPA70E. Glasses, tested gloves, shoe covers, balaclavas, arc flash energy calculations and cal-rated suit to match, boundary evaluations and marking. Lockout and tagout as you did.
Apple Watch nice addition to the PPE Cory....🤣
The three phase boards are much like our residential panels and I really like the use of cable markers from cable craft it reduces the needs for say a thermal printed markers providing an even cleaner looking install.
Awesome job 😎
Epic absolutely amazing 😉
Coming from a background in a theatre technical capacity I love this sort of work. I have to admit the domestic side of things would bore me silly very quickly.
As for EVs I can't wait for whichever gooberment to realise that they've been had by another dead end dirty technology. I'm guessing that a combination of hydrogen and renewables will be the real way forward but like the diesel debacle load of money will be spaffed on another dead end. Still good while all those ev charging points are being installed 😉
Nice one but the Fire Door is propped open?
Isn’t stroboscopic effect makes it looks like the motor is not moving or looks like it’s slower than it is..... not lights flickering & isn’t it only for fluorescent lights not led?
Yep 100% the led power supplies will have filtering and will be rectified to dc anyway 👍
Proper bus bars
Oh and yes, Merry Christmas Guys.
Paxolin used? When I am doing TP boards I also frame the board with Galv trunking about take slots out at the sides and bottom. Then paxolin in between board and trunking. You need to ask for flat 90 bends squared no tapered so you can keep the trunking tight to board.
We didn’t use paxolin it wasn’t needed
@@artisanelectrics what is paxolin ? 🙄
Generator sizing rule - Make careful assessment of maximum load. Add 10% tolerance. Now double it. Generator output specification appears to be like broadband speed guarantees. They lie! 😏
Love the Video, smooth how the mask came out when matey appeared 😂
Do you have to have a different qualification for industrial as opposed to domestic installations?
I noticed the mixture of old and new colours on the 3 phase which colours correspond to which in old/new?
Red Yellow Blue is officially old. The "new" is brown, black, grey. I've never quite understood why Europe uses such similar colours where as the British had quite clearly different colours for each phase then changed to align with Europe. In Australia we just change the yellow to white as to not have it mixed up with earth, so we use Red, White, Blue with a black neutral.
What torque settings do you use on the crimps ? Why haven’t you painted them?
While you were there did you check emergency lighting and fire alarm system to make sure it all worked with no power?
Yeah all worked well
If you are going leave the busbar in then adding a new board and leaving the old board in place would of been a lot less disruption!
What is the size of the earth cable?
Should probably put the phases back were they came from so loads of drills or other machines don't spin backwards...
Worked on Fords, Halewood in the 70's and on car production lines you need a letter from the Pope before you can turn them off so live working is the norm. Those days were before Health & Safety so they allowed apprentice electricians to work on 3 phase bus bars systems with no Flash guard equipment or isolation clothes/equipment. Until one day a 19 year old apprentice dropped a spanner on a live bus bar and went to pick it up thinking the bus bar was dead. That was the end of him but they did turn the production line off to remove his body. Our union at the time the EETPU called for a 48Hr strike over Health & Safety and the Newspapers called us militant bastards. Glad im now retired and H&S is taken more seriously. Well done Artisan Electrics.
I remember an electrician I was working with when I was an apprentice back in 89 to 1990 mentioning him and his work mate were working on a live busbar and one was on the top one underneath and they dropped the spanner between the bars just missing them( i don't know what they were installing)
I can remember the EEPTU as it was called then as well.
22:42 I hope those 120 wires are not resting on that sharp metal edge...
Could we get a time lapse stamp or something saying when a time lapse is ending. seems like there is loads of them now.
Hi! What maker and model for the helmet you got for Cory?
May have had the flash bang helmet on but not wearing arc flash rated clothing
Good old £10 screwfix heatgun
😂👍
No paxolin? 🙃🧐 Cory is the boss 🤘
Where did you get the cable flags from?
Rather than music, you could have given a commentary on what you guys are doing.
Quality 👌🏽
please I want to learn more
Have I missed something? I only counted 9 combinations on that 3 phase safe isolation and I thought there supposed to be 10? No L1 to L3? Can someone who knows please clarify.
Yeah he missed L1-L3. The college would pull a lad on that mistake, probably just nervous on camera.
It always worries me when I see white twin and earth cables . 99 times out of a 100 It will be a mess . I know I'm going to have to put things right before I can progress the job forward
Haha so true
Nothing to do with the video but as you seem to use Hagar a lot, so I just thought I'd say I fitted my first Hagar consumer unit today for storage heaters(quite nice if I say so myself with use a fire rated grommets and flexi tails)
Normally a cheaper consumer unit
would be fitted due to budget with the housing association client as sors are used and costs already agreed as per contract but it was a last minute type job reported late yesterday afternoon (they asked if it could be done on Xmas eve the old consumer unit was reported for upgrade in October!) With limited space, there was another consumer unit underneath and it went to the ceiling so only just fitted in without dropping the consumer unit underneath
What size tails ?120mm !
Watch out for the vents...
Is that arc flash shield COVID secure? 😂😂
Haha I doubt it
Protective gear combined with a watch...
Why didn’t you just use your fluke mft for safe isolation? 😂
what crimper is that being used for the tails?
It’s a Klauke one
Why rip out a serviceable MEM 2 board. Just to add a few extra circuits. Leave the MEM 1 buss bar in service. Could have gone right at high level or right and down to a sub board. Seems the more videos I watch of yours the more I see you pull the clients pants down. Is that why you brand as Artisan?
Noticed cardboard instead of rubber matting.
Yeah ,would of got one then left it there for future work and maintenance 👍