Love your vids Nate your very comfortable in front of the camera.... I like your nonsincsecal banter and telling it like is, all can say is to me its naturally you... that stuff is gold and people love genuine you-tubers!
I love the commercial and HV side of things, whether it's upgrading to LED lighting or service calls, they're always cool to see I hope you're living the dream and are prosperous and successful, you've definitely earned it, Nate!
I get nervous when I see you touch the wires inside the boxes. My mind thinks its going to see sparks. I know you know what your doing... Thanks for the explanation on your trouble shoot project.
Very cool mr Nate What I like to do when ever I install a device with a contactor is put a 2 Amp fuse on the line side- that way if the coil on the contactor opens or shorts the circuit, it opens a fuse and avoids a smoky mess. This is also why manufacturers fuse their control circuits in combination starters. Thanks for posting!
Whoa! The world fell over there for a second lol! Good explanation there of what's going on with the amps vs volts. I've thought of putting all my outlets in my shop on a contactor like that so once I kill the lights, I know anything I left plugged in isn't going to cause a fire or something. Anyway, thanks for the video!
I like how this guy always says "comment, rate, and subscribe, if you want to." Way better than those guys who are all DON'T FORGET TO SMASH THAT LIKE BUTTON before the vid even starts lmfao. Love the electrical project vids, keep 'em coming.
We have almost the exact same setup where I work. I love hearing people speak my language on youtube when it comes to industrial shit! Lol. We just replaced two 120v lighting contactors a month ago. It's just a matter of time before they fail. What are your thought on Allen Bradley components? We've been running them for decades, but are thinking of switching to ABB or Omron at least for contactors. Allen Bradley can suck it when it comes to PLC's.
My Grandpa had died and my grandma had my Dad start painting in the basement an right under the fuse panel hanging down by the wall, were 2 wires. My Dad decided to call an electrician in to check the deal on those wires. They were 480 volts now what my Grandpa was doing with that no one knows. My Dad made the right decision. I know the electrician who wired up my in ground pool made good money on it.
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Love your vids Nate your very comfortable in front of the camera.... I like your nonsincsecal banter and telling it like is, all can say is to me its naturally you... that stuff is gold and people love genuine you-tubers!
Wow man great compliment thank you
Anybody else tilt their head... then all of a sudden realized several seconds later "why do I have my head tilted?"
Good video, though!
Lol
great video switching from vertical to horizontal was interactive haha
I love the commercial and HV side of things, whether it's upgrading to LED lighting or service calls, they're always cool to see I hope you're living the dream and are prosperous and successful, you've definitely earned it, Nate!
Thanks man I'm trying
I get nervous when I see you touch the wires inside the boxes. My mind thinks its going to see sparks. I know you know what your doing... Thanks for the explanation on your trouble shoot project.
It's good to have a healthy respect for it
Enjoy seeing these commercial installations, transformer vaults and the like.
I've got a lot coming up
Very cool mr Nate
What I like to do when ever I install a device with a contactor is put a 2 Amp fuse on the line side- that way if the coil on the contactor opens or shorts the circuit, it opens a fuse and avoids a smoky mess. This is also why manufacturers fuse their control circuits in combination starters.
Thanks for posting!
That's slick
Whoa! The world fell over there for a second lol! Good explanation there of what's going on with the amps vs volts. I've thought of putting all my outlets in my shop on a contactor like that so once I kill the lights, I know anything I left plugged in isn't going to cause a fire or something. Anyway, thanks for the video!
Sorry about the camera man I will remedy that , good idea with putting eye contact or on the shop
@@mrnate4280 Naa! It's no big deal lol. Just wanted to give you (well, your cameraman) some crap!
I LOVE THE WINK AT THE END.
"It's charred and blown up and shit" - Fucking gotta love that pristine commentary. Thank you, I needed that :)
Right on man
He’ll yeah man good content 👍👍
Great work again mr nate
Right on John thanks
Thanks for sharing. I appreciate all the teaching.
Right on
You can just tell this guy has mastered his craft.
It's like nothing phases him.
Another cameraman bites the dust.
Hahaha
Hahaha.. for a second I thought my phone was tripping
your ease around 480 makes me shiver, im nervous around 110 nate, very smart man !!!
Thanks for watching Bud
I like how this guy always says "comment, rate, and subscribe, if you want to." Way better than those guys who are all DON'T FORGET TO SMASH THAT LIKE BUTTON before the vid even starts lmfao. Love the electrical project vids, keep 'em coming.
Right on man
We have almost the exact same setup where I work. I love hearing people speak my language on youtube when it comes to industrial shit! Lol. We just replaced two 120v lighting contactors a month ago. It's just a matter of time before they fail. What are your thought on Allen Bradley components? We've been running them for decades, but are thinking of switching to ABB or Omron at least for contactors. Allen Bradley can suck it when it comes to PLC's.
Yeah the Allen Bradley stuff used to be pretty big but it's hard to find replacement components sometimes. I like Omron
My Grandpa had died and my grandma had my Dad start painting in the basement an right under the fuse panel hanging down by the wall, were 2 wires. My Dad decided to call an electrician in to check the deal on those wires. They were 480 volts now what my Grandpa was doing with that no one knows. My Dad made the right decision. I know the electrician who wired up my in ground pool made good money on it.
Holy shit
Time to fire the camera man lol 😂
Great video tho
In the works lll
Bro get a new camera man
No!