Building in Ghana: Electrical PT2
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 เม.ย. 2024
- Thank you for joining us as we’re in the ground in Ghana pushing forward in phase 2 of the build. We’re edging ever closer to the finishing stages now. In today’s video we walk you through what we’re doing to simplify and save cost on electrical.
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Yaaayyy, the P2 is finally here ❤.
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@@princenikki haha 😂 yes.
Part 3 coming !
Very clean
Yes he did a very neat job, thanks for watching !
Even though I've got one of the best electrician in Ghana... I really love this guy!
Yes he’s a great guy, friendly, fair and happy to discuss your ideas and requirements. I would for sure recommend him.
Yes, Victor is also trustworthy and knows what he's doing. I recommend him for all electrical works.
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Hello, Prince and Nikki.
How are you both.
You both are doing a great job on your channel, and I am proud of your building.
Thanks for sharing 👍.
Kind regards.
Celestine in the UK 🇬🇧 .
Great to see you back Celestine, we’re doing great thank you it’s great to share with you our experiences and progress. Thanks for sticking with us.
Why not use hollow blocks from the slab making it easy to run your electric conduit. Great speech by master electrician but didn’t hear him reference a single electrical code for switches, outlets to floor level height. The ac split unit requires per code to have a disconnect box close to the outdoor unit. Hopefully he’s using the correct circuit breaker called out for per the OEM
Thanks for watching
Great contents
Thankyou for watching
great content here Prince and Nicky! is it possible to configure one's electricals to like the USA in their house to enable them use gadgets/appliances bought in the usa in ghana? if yes, can you make a video on it?
Yes, we currently building a house which includes 110 volts for USA appliances so please stay tuned.
I like the concept of the "grid switch. I have been thinking so much about how to turn on/off the kitchen appliances without the hustle and bustle of pulling them out. thanks for the info. where can I get one to buy, is it available in Ghana market?
Am not if the grid switch is available on the Ghanaian market but a competent electrician should be able adapt what is available locally on the same principle.
@@princenikki ok We will try to figure it out. Thanks so much. (Open to suggestion. )
I think cutting up the walls like that can damage the integrity of the structure. Especially when you have that enormous amount of weight on rhe top. This is why i would never allowed chopping of the walls with chisel.
It's kinda trading off here and there. Running through the floor will also mean buying more sand and cement. For example, you can see that the plastic junction box is deeper than the metal one. Which means the hole through the blocks will be deeper compared to the metal box but the plastic box will last longer and can take more extra wires. I don't think you can have it all😊😊😊
Thanks for watching. The walls that were diamond cut are non-structural and the cut were only 25mm into 150mm concrete blocks. All positions were coordinated and discussed with the structural engineer. Wall chasing is a common practice in construction and preferred to surface mounting of conduits which require additional framing for wall boards. Thanks
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