Top tip to reduce the flicker: you can create another video channel above this one with 50% transparancy (sound off) and push it forward a few frames. It adds a little ghosting but removes the flicker.
looking through nearly all of the comments I am surprised how many people did not like the ending of this video, why ? , it was only a bit of fun , it made a plain and simple video into something much more interesting ,I do not have a problem with it at all. Keep up the good work Nick and keep posting ,click bait or not its still good viewing I think .
Forgive my ignorance but wouldn't that mean the light runs all the time given that it's an emergency fitting? All the fittings I've ever put in wouldn't turn off but could be different country different fittings
Nick!!! You really had us going there, we felt sick watching this all the way through thinking you weren't going to get paid for doing a fantastic electrical job in someone's house! We never saw that coming... Dad it's your house! Blooming Heck 🤣🤣🤣
Just started to watch the vid, waiting for the heated argument for the payment, never read any comments.. was all ready for when you walked back in to confront, and recording it....... and then........... Loved it. 10/10
@@NBundyElectrical now what would've been even funnier was if had "the customer" on film and it was just you in a fake moustache arguing with yourself comedy sketch style😄
I got that stud finder from amazon the other day that you'd tested out... had to fit a handrail on a staircase for the inlaws... turned up and realised they were both on stud walls.... really impressed with it! Found all the studs to be able to get a good fixing and no holes to fill in! Much appreciated nick! Hope you're well!
Hi Nick, I had a similar job several months ago I went to my wholesalers and seen the wiska box din rail you have used in this video. I was going to use it then I thought it made from fire proof plastic. I decided to use wago connections and a metal junction box, driiled hole used crimp into body and earthed to new consumer unit. My reason for my method was due to us now fitting metal consumer units for fire protection, now and if I used the wiska din rail as you have then isn't it just a plastic consumer unit with out MCB's ,isolators etc. Just wondered what you thought and by the way live the vids
Great job Nick and Adam. I believe the reason for the levers on one side only is so that the load side can be attached and removed for testing. Load side under levers. Cheers from Aurora, Colorado.
BTW when using DIN rail terminals to extend circuits, DIN rail earth terminals normally connect electrically to the DIN rail. That isn't normally a problem per-se, but it's something to be aware of when testing and interpreting test results.
So the relocation box only takes 10 cables ? Seems very small . Cant imagine that working for most boards especially if more than one ring . Also its a plastic box i assume yet we have to use metal CUs? When Wago start doing CUs ill be all in on that !
Are the green and yellow din rail connectors isolated from the din rail?, din rail connectors I've bought before, the green and yellow ones earthed together through the din rail, which messes with you test readings.
11:20 why aren't you cutting the neutrals & earths down and re-ferruling the ends? All that wire coiled up inside is just a mess and may cause a bit of heat buildup.
I twigged the minute you just walked into some customer's house after packing up and leaving! Absolutely had me going until that moment, cracking stuff
Nick, you should have held that for April 1st. You may be a TH-cam star but you are just like the rest of us electricians bring everyone else's installations up to date but still after all these years got an old consumer unit.
With those long fly leads on the rcbo's, are you not tempted to just cut them to a realistic length and re-ferrule them so it's not filling the board with unnecessary cable?
16mm for a kitchen in an extension with a 16mm Earth. Electric cooker/hob (if they install one or want to at a later date), ring/radials… probably with a utility, lighting… even with diversity, it’ll be over 40A!
Sitting in the van glued to my phone when am supposed to be watching my son's training Ah well I will have to make up an alternative ending to justify my antics thanks nick 😊
I like the moving kit.The only thing that would concern me a little is ..are the earthing wagos the same as din rail earth connectors in that they all become common once mounted on the rail so fuck up your testing results?(edit just spotted comment already there)And are the RCD switches not supposed to be at accessable height?
Had a feeling this would be a wind up, getting used to you now lol. If you ever hit a water pipe or something, we’d all think you was trying to copy Corey 😂.
Don't know why some are pissed about this. Great content and training and product reviews and FUNNY - We all need more laughing in our lives. Makes me think I should do my own board sometime sooner, later.
ha ha! Glad you didn't get knocked, Nick! I used to dress the neutral supply leads until I spoke with someone from Contactum who said cut them to the length you need and crimp a ferrule on. No issue with the warranty should you need to use it.
Nick I need to move my CCU under my stairs!! Guessing as it’s under my wooden stair it requires me to fit metal box DIN? Any recommendations? Fab work/vid BTW 👍👍👍👍👍👌👌👌🤩
That was slightly disappointing but funny at the end lol, but why have you still got the old wiring in your own house, I thought you would have done a full rewire in your own home ?
It's common knowledge, that a Mechanics car is the worst car on the road. Because they know what the bare minimum is to keep it running and nothing more. I know for a fact the same for Sparkies.. My dad is now a retired sparkie and the electrics in that house I swear are older then HIM
I used these Mr Bundy...but I dint like them. Great for small boards but pain in ass for larger boards. The relocation kits dont have enough big terminals. So if you have Shower 10mm Shower 10mm Hob 6mm Cooker 10mm Theres not enough big terminations.
Great Channel, I am starting to vlog my day to day life making and fitting kitchens. It's hard work and you are nailing it! Do you only work in your local area?
16:05 Much better to have an extra few feet or meters than one to short! Cable is cheap in the scheme of things here, plus you can strip it down and get some cash back for it! 😁👍
@@NBundyElectrical I’ve had bother with my new GoPro10 and it worked for me setting to anti flicker “Pal 50hz” and we’ve got plenty of LED lights in our showroom 😉 keep up the quality content 👍
I know this is a wind up, but I love when customers don't pay. I get free stuff just for the cost of my repair bill 🤣 no in all seriousness it's so annoying when customers don't pay or drag their feet to pay an invoice. With me though they don't get their stuff back, and they lose it after 4 weeks
Great video 👍🏽 fitted a few my self before they are good quality boards hate the leads on the rcbos ,the fuse board with the illuminated lid the Brand is called cpn cudis ,
There's no technical reason that fuse boards are regulated to be metal. Just too many people messing up the bus bar connections, starting fires. Also, that bus bar is only limited by the main fuse (60/80/100A), whereas connections in other boxes are behind breakers. So there's an extra fire risk.
Love your videos bro by the way any ideas why a 9kw three phase tanning bed cant be ran off home electrics (1920s build)? I know convertors are available but everyones refused it saying will blow the electrics thanks
"It's your house dad" good lads, Then goes about turning the thermostat down, telling the missus and kids to wear sweaters and a scalf, "in my day" when we were kids, we did not wear sox and walked twenty miles to skool in the snow, we wrote with pencils that were stubs and had one sheet of paper, that we then just rubbed out and reused, got home and it was colder in the house than outside, etc,
Acting skills 👌 you even sounded a bit flustered about it 🤣🤣 also maybe daft suggestion... but the wago boxes... when you take them off the din rail turn them around so you get more space at the lever side? The din rail isn't central is it? Great video though bro 🎣🎣🎣
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You had me glued to the screen and i fell for it hook, line.and sinker.
I would have been glued to the screen then I seen your comment and you ruined it...... You big ruiner
Ditto!
you had me there, started to get abit worried for you, hate it when customers don't pay. Great video as always 👍
Top tip to reduce the flicker: you can create another video channel above this one with 50% transparancy (sound off) and push it forward a few frames. It adds a little ghosting but removes the flicker.
looking through nearly all of the comments I am surprised how many people did not like the ending of this video, why ? , it was only a bit of fun , it made a plain and simple video into something much more interesting ,I do not have a problem with it at all. Keep up the good work Nick and keep posting ,click bait or not its still good viewing I think .
1:54 - emergency lighting next to the consumer unit is a brilliant idea! I will definitely be recommending that in future.
And even better when it's in the bog and the rcd trips while you are having a crap
Forgive my ignorance but wouldn't that mean the light runs all the time given that it's an emergency fitting? All the fittings I've ever put in wouldn't turn off but could be different country different fittings
@@jordankramer6475 no. The emergency lighting turns on when the power turns off. It runs on a battery
@@TimmyBoja but wouldn't that mean that when the lightswitch is turned off the battery kicks in?
@@jordankramer6475 No. The power to emergency lighting is only on an emergency test switch. So the power is always on until a power cut.
Nick!!! You really had us going there, we felt sick watching this all the way through thinking you weren't going to get paid for doing a fantastic electrical job in someone's house! We never saw that coming... Dad it's your house! Blooming Heck 🤣🤣🤣
Just started to watch the vid, waiting for the heated argument for the payment, never read any comments.. was all ready for when you walked back in to confront, and recording it....... and then........... Loved it. 10/10
Brilliant! I was getting more and more anxious waiting for the ending after being impressed with the workmanship haha! You got me.
I feel cheated. I was waiting for a massive argument
sorry mate
@@NBundyElectrical now what would've been even funnier was if had "the customer" on film and it was just you in a fake moustache arguing with yourself comedy sketch style😄
@@jayzo you have watched too much davo savo to expect that level of comedy. 🤣
@@stewyj2893 🤣🤣🤣
I got that stud finder from amazon the other day that you'd tested out... had to fit a handrail on a staircase for the inlaws... turned up and realised they were both on stud walls.... really impressed with it! Found all the studs to be able to get a good fixing and no holes to fill in! Much appreciated nick! Hope you're well!
Soon as you walked out of the alcove and into the kitchen/dining area, instantly knew it was your own house :P
lol good spot
The clock gives it away 😁
Nice one Nick. You really had me going. I was prepared to be angry on your behalf. Then, your kid's shining face. Hilarious.
Hi Nick, I had a similar job several months ago I went to my wholesalers and seen the wiska box din rail you have used in this video. I was going to use it then I thought it made from fire proof plastic. I decided to use wago connections and a metal junction box, driiled hole used crimp into body and earthed to new consumer unit. My reason for my method was due to us now fitting metal consumer units for fire protection, now and if I used the wiska din rail as you have then isn't it just a plastic consumer unit with out MCB's ,isolators etc. Just wondered what you thought and by the way live the vids
A junction box does not contain equipment that's "arcing and sparking" in normal operation (switches).
Would the wiska modules have fitted the other way round on the DIN Rail? Would have thought that would have given more space for cabling
Great job Nick and Adam. I believe the reason for the levers on one side only is so that the load side can be attached and removed for testing. Load side under levers. Cheers from Aurora, Colorado.
I feel a bit mislead really. Being new to the trade I was looking forward to seeing how you handled the situation of a non paying customer.
Take it back off the wall😂
Keep asking for 6 months, suck it up for a while longer then go round with a brick shithouse mate seems to be the way.
BTW when using DIN rail terminals to extend circuits, DIN rail earth terminals normally connect electrically to the DIN rail.
That isn't normally a problem per-se, but it's something to be aware of when testing and interpreting test results.
The rail in the Wiska relocation box is made of plastic
😂😂 thought Adam was a bit comfortable making his brews ☕️ great vid as always.
What was the reason to move the consumer unit from where it was originally instead of just updating it in place?
couldn't access it quickly in an emergency mate
fitting the Wiska C/U extender tomorrow, let's see how good it is, might even film it
So the relocation box only takes 10 cables ? Seems very small . Cant imagine that working for most boards especially if more than one ring . Also its a plastic box i assume yet we have to use metal CUs? When Wago start doing CUs ill be all in on that !
You can get the mounting plates for the inline 221 connectors to achieve the same effect you were seeking to enable the extension of cables.
Are the green and yellow din rail connectors isolated from the din rail?, din rail connectors I've bought before, the green and yellow ones earthed together through the din rail, which messes with you test readings.
the din rail is plastic mate 👌
11:20 why aren't you cutting the neutrals & earths down and re-ferruling the ends? All that wire coiled up inside is just a mess and may cause a bit of heat buildup.
Youl have little to no heat buildup on the single neutral cables
@@shakeyh3565 Not true - they can only deny warranty if the fault was caused by your action.
I just checked your page and you are a dork.
@@ahmedfagi-hassan3869 aw, thank you!
I was talking to Mike lol
I twigged the minute you just walked into some customer's house after packing up and leaving! Absolutely had me going until that moment, cracking stuff
The din rail in that enclosure looks off centre? Could you turn it upside down to give more room on the lever side of the wagos?
Nick, you should have held that for April 1st. You may be a TH-cam star but you are just like the rest of us electricians bring everyone else's installations up to date but still after all these years got an old consumer unit.
With those long fly leads on the rcbo's, are you not tempted to just cut them to a realistic length and re-ferrule them so it's not filling the board with unnecessary cable?
We cut half off them dude
DOH !! You even told us and showed us the kitchen and the up coming wiring job months ago !!! Nice One !
I just want to say thank you for bringing Great Content...
On the edge of the seat for why they wouldn’t pay! Love it Nick. You good job!!
I was glued to the screen for every second, you got me 😅
Wonder when it will be metal enclosures for joint boxes or any joints that is
Control panel terminal blocks are just like the wago blocks. You should be able to buy the end plates separately
What a legend, had me hook line and sinker!
What app are you using for test certificates on your iPad?
The ending was funny 😂😂😂 The title of this video will get loads of views 😂👍
Lol you had me with that one. When you went in to ask why they wouldn't pay I was glued to the screen 🤣🤣
have i missed something? why isn't the Wiska box Wago both sides?
16mm for a kitchen in an extension with a 16mm Earth.
Electric cooker/hob (if they install one or want to at a later date), ring/radials… probably with a utility, lighting… even with diversity, it’ll be over 40A!
I've always loved Schneider equipment yes we have it in North America too (although Siemens seems very popular too)
Well that was me clickbaited 😆 I had a feeling that something wasn't right when Adam was sat down so comfortably 😄
Sitting in the van glued to my phone when am supposed to be watching my son's training Ah well I will have to make up an alternative ending to justify my antics thanks nick 😊
lol sorry dude
If you mounted the terminals the other way you have more access for the lever side
Morning, do you have a link for the Rail-Mount Terminal Blocks? 😎👍
I like the moving kit.The only thing that would concern me a little is ..are the earthing wagos the same as din rail earth connectors in that they all become common once mounted on the rail so fuck up your testing results?(edit just spotted comment already there)And are the RCD switches not supposed to be at accessable height?
din rail is plastic mate
Had a feeling this would be a wind up, getting used to you now lol. If you ever hit a water pipe or something, we’d all think you was trying to copy Corey 😂.
Thought I spotted you on the fridge… great work as always 👍🏻
Don't know why some are pissed about this. Great content and training and product reviews and FUNNY - We all need more laughing in our lives. Makes me think I should do my own board sometime sooner, later.
I take it you are also an expert angler with reeling us in like that
so if the Wago's don't have any sides to them, what stops them arcing together?
They have one side, which is then shared with the neighbour.
ha ha! Glad you didn't get knocked, Nick! I used to dress the neutral supply leads until I spoke with someone from Contactum who said cut them to the length you need and crimp a ferrule on. No issue with the warranty should you need to use it.
Nick I need to move my CCU under my stairs!! Guessing as it’s under my wooden stair it requires me to fit metal box DIN? Any recommendations? Fab work/vid BTW 👍👍👍👍👍👌👌👌🤩
How much did that wago din rail cost with all the connecters?
That was slightly disappointing but funny at the end lol, but why have you still got the old wiring in your own house, I thought you would have done a full rewire in your own home ?
Never got round to it mate
It's common knowledge, that a Mechanics car is the worst car on the road. Because they know what the bare minimum is to keep it running and nothing more. I know for a fact the same for Sparkies.. My dad is now a retired sparkie and the electrics in that house I swear are older then HIM
Cobbler’s kids always the worst shod,who can be arsed working at home when there are paying customers out there
Old wiring isn't necessary bad wiring
@@Marri-Tech My 7/029 ring main and 3/029 lighting cables are far superior to the metric rubbish foisted on us in the 70’s
Y’all’s panels (boards) are sooo small compared to the ones we have in the US. That’s wild how you can fit everything in there
i use an SDS on hammer with spike for stubborn knockouts.
I used these Mr Bundy...but I dint like them.
Great for small boards but pain in ass for larger boards.
The relocation kits dont have enough big terminals.
So if you have
Shower 10mm
Shower 10mm
Hob 6mm
Cooker 10mm
Theres not enough big terminations.
Thanks for good content.
The handlamp with flex head, what is the brand and name on it?
Unilite mate
Great Channel, I am starting to vlog my day to day life making and fitting kitchens. It's hard work and you are nailing it! Do you only work in your local area?
thanks dude, do travel around abit
I would like to have a play with the schneider boards that dont have fly leads on the rcbos.
Decent video 👍, does the regs say spd earth ideally 0.5m max 1m long from the MET 🧐
16:05 Much better to have an extra few feet or meters than one to short! Cable is cheap in the scheme of things here, plus you can strip it down and get some cash back for it! 😁👍
0:24 Use PAL not NTSC and it might fix the flicker next time
Do you not set your GoPro if that’s what you’re filming on to 50hz? Anti flicker for LED lighting?
its on those setting mate so not sure what else to do?
@@NBundyElectrical I’ve had bother with my new GoPro10 and it worked for me setting to anti flicker “Pal 50hz” and we’ve got plenty of LED lights in our showroom 😉 keep up the quality content 👍
I know this is a wind up, but I love when customers don't pay. I get free stuff just for the cost of my repair bill 🤣 no in all seriousness it's so annoying when customers don't pay or drag their feet to pay an invoice. With me though they don't get their stuff back, and they lose it after 4 weeks
Great video 👍🏽 fitted a few my self before they are good quality boards hate the leads on the rcbos ,the fuse board with the illuminated lid the Brand is called cpn cudis ,
Has the large JB got a plastic DIN rail, If not the earth's will be connected together.
Plastic din rail bud
Lovely bit of rear entry, haven't seen that for a while
That's why you need to watch the videos till the end !
That was so funny Nick... had me right up to the end. You did a smashing job.. I Love that DIN rail Wiska box. 👍
Them easy 9 boards are good but trying to swap an rcbo out is a nightmare, you have to drop the full busbar out to do it
yeah found that out
What was that connection box and where did you get it Nick? Or was it fabricated by yourself?
Wiska 886CUR Consumer Unit Relocation Kit
@@NBundyElectrical cool thanks mate
Funny as mate, keep the videos coming. Really enjoy your content. Top man.
The tell was your lad was making a tea himself that often doesn’t happen lol good one man had me over I was waiting for beef 🥩
Not sure click bait works as a long term strategy.
I like that fuse board relocation box. Great product, thanks for highlighting.
Loved the video especially the twist
Ffs Nick, I was ready to kick off on the comments, greatcwork as always top job. If your ever In the northwest I need a board change.
Had me going there was looking forward to how you would deal with it
Is that asbestos I see behind consumer unit??
No it’s wood mate
I’ve had this problem with someone not paying after a rewire on a bungalow in wales last year had £500 as a deposit
Why is this relocation kit not metal clad? Is it fire resistant? If this can be plastic why cant fuse boards?
There's no technical reason that fuse boards are regulated to be metal. Just too many people messing up the bus bar connections, starting fires.
Also, that bus bar is only limited by the main fuse (60/80/100A), whereas connections in other boxes are behind breakers. So there's an extra fire risk.
Nice job and gave me a chuckle at the end
Brilliant 😂 didn’t see that coming! Very neat job as well!
Another great video , I like the consumer unit looks well
I get the same problem when I do work at home. Lady of the house never wants to pay the bill 🤣🤣
Lmaooo ending was siik!!!! Generally thought it was a customer lol. Keep up the great work!!!
That end.. great done, with a smile
Ohh sneaky and a non skippable add to help the 💰💰
Love your videos bro by the way any ideas why a 9kw three phase tanning bed cant be ran off home electrics (1920s build)? I know convertors are available but everyones refused it saying will blow the electrics thanks
yeah i know u can get three-phase to single phase conversions mate but have no experiencing in it mate sorry
A 10mm cable should work fine.
Fell for it completely. x
You had everybody there, I did wonder why Adam was making himself at home brewing up 🤣 great video
I thought I’d seen that clock before !
Always scan the feedback/comments before watching.
That was just class. Well played.
"It's your house dad" good lads,
Then goes about turning the thermostat down, telling the missus and kids to wear sweaters and a scalf,
"in my day" when we were kids, we did not wear sox and walked twenty miles to skool in the snow, we wrote with pencils that were stubs and had one sheet of paper, that we then just rubbed out and reused, got home and it was colder in the house than outside, etc,
Acting skills 👌 you even sounded a bit flustered about it 🤣🤣 also maybe daft suggestion... but the wago boxes... when you take them off the din rail turn them around so you get more space at the lever side? The din rail isn't central is it? Great video though bro 🎣🎣🎣
What multi tool blades do you use when cutting plaster?
Wood mate
@@NBundyElectrical Do they do wooden blades? They can’t last long.
@@normanboyes4983 the normal metal ones don’t last long in plaster either, so can only imagine how bad wooden blades would be 🤣
Cudis - the pony boards with the led light in the lid.
need to change the fps to 60 or above to counteract the led bulbs