Naughty Corey slicing a cable above your knee, I saw my dad do that once with a Stanley knife and he took a chunk out of is leg just above his knee cap bit more force and he'd of hit his knee cap - he never went hospital all he did was "Pass us that super glue son" so I passed it him he closed the wound, disinfected it and then glue it shut, then wrapped it with a bit of duct tape... I was amazed and to think you got footballers on 100's of thousands per week and when they have their nice shiny football shoes stepped on they roll around on the floor flapping about like a fish out of water... always slice away from your self and never near any fleshy parts. Good to see you back :D
Love Cory’s genuine openness on solving the problems given to him and using his years of experience solving them as too all his explanations. Very knowledgeable.
Nice job overcoming the situation you were in, highly recommend keeping a can of cable lube on your van to help with tight conduit. Has saved me ass a few times with pulling under ground cable in a small diameter pipe, usually the head gets stuck in the middle somewhere. Also keep a spool of armored cable on your van so you dont get caught with your pants down. Cheers.
That was a brilliant video as usual, great explanation of r1 and r2. Love the fact you show people and tell people what you do. I hope they respect your profession more as a result 👍🏼
Another great video, guys. Nice explanation too re R1+R2 vs insulation resistance, Cory - have heard you refer to it so much but great to finally understand what you're checking on each install.
Hi guy's, I a not an electrician, but love these videos and the humour, banter and team work. I have enough understanding to appreciate the way you plan, work things out as you go, whilst ensuring your work/customer satisfaction is 100%. Jordan can be confident his company name is in good hands, that will keep you all in employment going forward. We'll done.! Alex.
Nice one Corey - having been trained in the 80s to maybe the 16th or possibly 15th edition testing was never (or very little) a part of Industrial/ commercial or domestic installations - great explanation of the R1/ R2/ RN/ insulation resistance testing - I feel like I could go back to it all tomorrow.
Great job. Assume that's also a lesson for someone back in the office, that you need to check the capacity and cable size going back to the main board if looking to use a sub board. Lucky to have that sizeable conduit under the garden.
What’s the issue with the ac upstream? The type a inside the zappi will do the trick against the dc leakage? Or is it incase that charger blinds that type ac? Even though the type a inside should trip? Cheers!
For galvanic corrosion to occur, three conditions must be present: Electrochemically dissimilar metals must be present. These metals must be in electrical contact, and. The metals must be exposed to an electrolyte.
In future don't bother with knots on the blue draw rope. Just twist it open and push the cable between the strands. As you pull the draw rope will automatically close down on the cable. Just a little bit of tape at the end is needed.
Great content as always! Would love to know how jobs like this are charged? Is it a day rate regardless of work? Curious as the expectations vs reality of the job was worlds apart!
Such great vids and I am not even a sparky, love watching you guys! One question, the regs with different RCD types and EV chargers…..does it depend on the charger being installed? I have an Ohme Home Pro waiting for my Polestar arriving next week, it’s has upstream in this order; 40a MCB, 80a RCCB, 100a main switch…
Some words of wisom. How to make your life easier when you turn 23. Bring with you: A fold up stool A fold up waterproof bucket for your tools. An apprentice to do the hard stuff and wrestle with the rats in the bush for you.
Cable lubricant is your friend. I'm in telecomm and work with so much conduit, I will not pull a run without it. I keep some of the liquid lubricant and a spray can of dry lubricant (usually Teflon or graphite), it gets messy sometimes but that's why we have gloves.
be great to see what you don't like about the MI1352 as I was looking at getting one. Been looking at the Megger's but heard people having issues with them
Makes life a lot easier with a small seat, I should have got one years ago, recently purchased one. No use getting older if you don't get wiser. On testers, I prefer Megger, kewtech are the old robin, the one in the video and others like the TIS look a bit fisher price.
Hi Cory, I have purchased the same Metrel that you use. I do wish I went for a Megger as I find it very complicated... If you have a good understanding on how it works it would make a really useful video. Cheers mate, keep up the good work.
Nice install Cory, as per usual.😉 My question is, when will you be showing us you van racking system? Also can you do more of the testing & inspection explanations? I'm trying to better understand the testing procedures in place. I want to better my core knowledge of the fundamentals behind it.👍🏼
Btw, the 2ohm minimum for insulation resistance is for the entire installation, not an individual circuit. If you’re getting >999 per circuit this obviously won’t be a problem, but just a little note. Great video as always!
Can you do a episode about the metrel and what you don’t like about it and what you do? I was looking at getting one, but now not sure. Do you use it because of the ev charger testing capabilities?
Banjos and roofing bolts , stopped using them now . Use the earthing nuts easier to tighten up, and they use a grub screw to lock on to the armoured thread . with multiple points to secure cpc ring crimp on the nut. Also great video content, well done guys 👊👍
I thought most stainless steels did not corrode (or that the oxide layer was very thin)... so would it be the *brass* then? I've certainly seen corrosion on *galvanized steel* pipe...
Great presentation. Using an swa earthing ring on the inside of plastic enclosure not always the best practice as if you do get a cpc current flowing it can lead to softening of the plastic and poor cpc connection. Not likely, but possible. I thought you were an earth nut user. Or else secure between two locking nuts on the inside.
Great informative Video Cory... Question .... All the gear on the vans isit all supplied by Artisan or do the lads provide the boxs clips, glands etc and charge them out to Artisan as they are used on jobs... Cheers Paul
Why the concern with the measurement of the ZS because its a live test when, so are RCD tests? You can test from the same point in the circuit (charge point adaptor) I should imagine? Not a dig as you lads are very conscientious workers, maybe I'm missing something
Here in America, I watch electricians assume the run is good! No resistance/short testing! I always test, terminate, verify, go live, and final voltage test. Every receptacle and socket, every time. Attitude affects quality of work.
Yea, a lot of the tactics that they seem to have adopted in Britain to keep their somewhat more complicated system (rings specifically) safe would be good practice in North America too. Things like enhanced testing and an EICR equivalent would be great for peace of mind, even if they might not be as necessary because of the slightly more straightforward nature of our systems.
thoroughly enjoyed this video and I don't know why. You lost me when you started talking. R1 and 2? OK I know R is a letter in the alphabet and 1 and 2 are basic numbers, but you contextualised them in a way, that if I'm honest, was when my brain started to melt. I watched the rest holding a metal pole I had driven deep into the earth. Yet I still think I learned something, mainly that Persil removes stubborn stains.
Great video. Cory.. Always packed with info. Van section. Outdoor section. Cardboard Classroom section Great shots of Cory as seen from the Southern Hemisphere. Was your route underground in flex tubing or rigid pvc.? Though that head needed soap but you lucked out. Cory ,you love a challenge. The location seems to be well installed. You added to that. And he did'nt even take off his jacket. Cory for installs Jordan for Life comments. I dont think so..
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Corys R1, R2 drawing don't look too appropriate for a family channel 😂😂
Awesome to see Corey back in front of the camera, always interesting to see how you work out different difficult situations
Thanks
As always perfect Corey
Naughty Corey slicing a cable above your knee, I saw my dad do that once with a Stanley knife and he took a chunk out of is leg just above his knee cap bit more force and he'd of hit his knee cap - he never went hospital all he did was "Pass us that super glue son" so I passed it him he closed the wound, disinfected it and then glue it shut, then wrapped it with a bit of duct tape... I was amazed and to think you got footballers on 100's of thousands per week and when they have their nice shiny football shoes stepped on they roll around on the floor flapping about like a fish out of water... always slice away from your self and never near any fleshy parts. Good to see you back :D
Love Cory’s genuine openness on solving the problems given to him and using his years of experience solving them as too all his explanations. Very knowledgeable.
cory i actually aspire to have the same knowledge as you one day. 21 and learning at the moment. keep up the good work mate.
Nice job overcoming the situation you were in, highly recommend keeping a can of cable lube on your van to help with tight conduit. Has saved me ass a few times with pulling under ground cable in a small diameter pipe, usually the head gets stuck in the middle somewhere. Also keep a spool of armored cable on your van so you dont get caught with your pants down. Cheers.
That was a brilliant video as usual, great explanation of r1 and r2. Love the fact you show people and tell people what you do. I hope they respect your profession more as a result 👍🏼
Another great video, guys. Nice explanation too re R1+R2 vs insulation resistance, Cory - have heard you refer to it so much but great to finally understand what you're checking on each install.
Hi guy's, I a not an electrician, but love these videos and the humour, banter and team work. I have enough understanding to appreciate the way you plan, work things out as you go, whilst ensuring your work/customer satisfaction is 100%. Jordan can be confident his company name is in good hands, that will keep you all in employment going forward. We'll done.! Alex.
Nice one Corey - having been trained in the 80s to maybe the 16th or possibly 15th edition testing was never (or very little) a part of Industrial/ commercial or domestic installations - great explanation of the R1/ R2/ RN/ insulation resistance testing - I feel like I could go back to it all tomorrow.
Great job.
Assume that's also a lesson for someone back in the office, that you need to check the capacity and cable size going back to the main board if looking to use a sub board.
Lucky to have that sizeable conduit under the garden.
why didnt you put the CT clamp to the main box so it would load balance/limit on the entire house instead of the garage only?
Its great to see somebody who CARES about keeping all cables tidy. Well done.
Where are you in the UK?
What’s the issue with the ac upstream? The type a inside the zappi will do the trick against the dc leakage? Or is it incase that charger blinds that type ac? Even though the type a inside should trip?
Cheers!
Well done mate - appreciate how you find a solution to the issues
Cory and cameraman great job. Great watch.
9:03 when the no swearing clause is expertly edited
For galvanic corrosion to occur, three conditions must be present: Electrochemically dissimilar metals must be present. These metals must be in electrical contact, and. The metals must be exposed to an electrolyte.
Basically dont spray salt water on it and you will be fine ;)
Nice video. When drilling in the corner of the CU how can you be sure there wont be any cables behind? Isnt this a bit of a risk? cheers
I thought the same with this one, lucky if it works, fucked if it doesn't
I'd always drill away from cu and boxing in
What is the standard size cable they use for EV chargers in mm (from fuse box to charger)
Hi guys I saw in previous videos you guys using the magnet clip for R1-R2 were they any good and would you recommend them
In future don't bother with knots on the blue draw rope. Just twist it open and push the cable between the strands. As you pull the draw rope will automatically close down on the cable. Just a little bit of tape at the end is needed.
Great content as always! Would love to know how jobs like this are charged? Is it a day rate regardless of work? Curious as the expectations vs reality of the job was worlds apart!
Just what I needed to complete the day nice one 👌
Yayyy I was loved by Nick yesterday and now you guy’s 👌
You call that a stool? With that size I'd call it a stool sample!
Also, what’s that cable tie trick to keeping the cores spaced out 18:48
Well spotted! We will share this in another video
4 cable ties. One loosely around the 3 cables. The cable tie each cable individually to that cable tie. Keeps things neat and tidy.
Anyone else giggle at his r1+r2 drawing 😅
3:34 Shepherd's Bush? 😆😆😆
Such great vids and I am not even a sparky, love watching you guys! One question, the regs with different RCD types and EV chargers…..does it depend on the charger being installed? I have an Ohme Home Pro waiting for my Polestar arriving next week, it’s has upstream in this order; 40a MCB, 80a RCCB, 100a main switch…
Some words of wisom. How to make your life easier when you turn 23.
Bring with you:
A fold up stool
A fold up waterproof bucket for your tools.
An apprentice to do the hard stuff and wrestle with the rats in the bush for you.
😆
Cable lubricant is your friend.
I'm in telecomm and work with so much conduit, I will not pull a run without it.
I keep some of the liquid lubricant and a spray can of dry lubricant (usually Teflon or graphite), it gets messy sometimes but that's why we have gloves.
Elephant spunk? 🤣
be great to see what you don't like about the MI1352 as I was looking at getting one. Been looking at the Megger's but heard people having issues with them
Makes life a lot easier with a small seat, I should have got one years ago, recently purchased one. No use getting older if you don't get wiser.
On testers, I prefer Megger, kewtech are the old robin, the one in the video and others like the TIS look a bit fisher price.
What certificates do you have to do for these chargers. Is it just a eic or is there others thanks
Looks like you might have a camera man come electrician's mate in the making!! Keep up the good work and stay safe.
Thanks 👍
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Hi Cory, I have purchased the same Metrel that you use. I do wish I went for a Megger as I find it very complicated... If you have a good understanding on how it works it would make a really useful video. Cheers mate, keep up the good work.
How do you choose which charger to fit?
Nice install Cory, as per usual.😉 My question is, when will you be showing us you van racking system? Also can you do more of the testing & inspection explanations? I'm trying to better understand the testing procedures in place. I want to better my core knowledge of the fundamentals behind it.👍🏼
Racking video coming soon!
@@artisanelectrics Great. 👌🏼
@@artisanelectrics does it include Reuben purposely rearranging the drawers to annoy Cory? 😂😜
Haha good idea
@@alanjrobertson 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Those self tightening knots are called Halfhitchs..
8:25 nothing like on the job yoga!
Great job Cory... 👍😊
Btw, the 2ohm minimum for insulation resistance is for the entire installation, not an individual circuit. If you’re getting >999 per circuit this obviously won’t be a problem, but just a little note. Great video as always!
2 Megohms
Can you do a episode about the metrel and what you don’t like about it and what you do? I was looking at getting one, but now not sure. Do you use it because of the ev charger testing capabilities?
Love your work. Very charismatic.
CORY! Where did you get your work trousers from????
What is meant by running upstream?
cheers
A tidy van is key to an easy day
Banjos and roofing bolts , stopped using them now .
Use the earthing nuts easier to tighten up, and they use a grub screw to lock on to the armoured thread . with multiple points to secure cpc ring crimp on the nut.
Also great video content, well done guys 👊👍
I thought most stainless steels did not corrode (or that the oxide layer was very thin)... so would it be the *brass* then? I've certainly seen corrosion on *galvanized steel* pipe...
Awesome job. 👌
SAFETY GLASSES FOR DIVING INTO BUSHES AND DRILLING---sorry to harp on. GREAT VIDEO .
The racking is looking good in the van. 👍
Nice job mate, I’m just wondering if you do get a reading below 999 what would you do to find the cause of the problem cheers
Might have to rate this to a pg13 since Corey said got stuff in my f***ing hair 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
What made you go from your own van, and I assume working for yourself, to working for Jordan??
Great video and thanks for the mini tutorial 😎
15:00 LOL
I'll grow up one day...
Do u get fed up doing same work bjt electrics?
Congrats.I love all your videos
These videos are brilliant and interesting, I'm a lift engineer by trade, keep them coming👍🏻
Galvanic corrosion, will only happen in the presence of constant moisture.
Great presentation. Using an swa earthing ring on the inside of plastic enclosure not always the best practice as if you do get a cpc current flowing it can lead to softening of the plastic and poor cpc connection. Not likely, but possible. I thought you were an earth nut user. Or else secure between two locking nuts on the inside.
Great informative Video Cory... Question .... All the gear on the vans isit all supplied by Artisan or do the lads provide the boxs clips, glands etc and charge them out to Artisan as they are used on jobs... Cheers Paul
things are sure different than in the states !
Why the concern with the measurement of the ZS because its a live test when, so are RCD tests? You can test from the same point in the circuit (charge point adaptor) I should imagine?
Not a dig as you lads are very conscientious workers, maybe I'm missing something
Nice drawing, if that’s not a nod to nagy and his recent drawing I don’t know what is😂
Really enjoyable and informative.
Corey, do you think silicone smells like salt and vinegar crisps ?
Great video as usual 👌
Thanks
Utterly superb job as always kind regards mark from billericay 😃👍 ⚡️
Love the orange shopping bag Cory! Hung over your arm, looks sweet!
What company fitted your racking in your van mate? Cheers 👍
Full racking reveal coming soon!
@@artisanelectrics 👍
'A lifetime, really'
- Cory, 23
Amazing how installing cutting edge tech inevitably still requires crawling on your hands and knees pulling a rope through a wall.
😂
Great video Cory...
Thanks
Here in America, I watch electricians assume the run is good! No resistance/short testing! I always test, terminate, verify, go live, and final voltage test. Every receptacle and socket, every time. Attitude affects quality of work.
Yea, a lot of the tactics that they seem to have adopted in Britain to keep their somewhat more complicated system (rings specifically) safe would be good practice in North America too.
Things like enhanced testing and an EICR equivalent would be great for peace of mind, even if they might not be as necessary because of the slightly more straightforward nature of our systems.
I am electrician from Indore
thoroughly enjoyed this video and I don't know why. You lost me when you started talking. R1 and 2? OK I know R is a letter in the alphabet and 1 and 2 are basic numbers, but you contextualised them in a way, that if I'm honest, was when my brain started to melt. I watched the rest holding a metal pole I had driven deep into the earth. Yet I still think I learned something, mainly that Persil removes stubborn stains.
How many hours do you spend editing these vids?
About 4-8 hours per video by a professional editor.
Jesus
Funny how the limit in DK is 1Mohm
talking deeper (double) meaning, that drawing Corey did looked a little suspect .
The new Tesla chargers are better... The whole charger plugs into a mounting plate you can wire first
Very true
Great video. Cory..
Always packed with info.
Van section.
Outdoor section.
Cardboard Classroom section
Great shots of Cory as seen from the Southern Hemisphere.
Was your route underground in flex tubing or rigid pvc.? Though that head needed soap but you lucked out.
Cory ,you love a challenge.
The location seems to be well installed. You added to that.
And he did'nt even take off his jacket.
Cory for installs
Jordan for Life comments.
I dont think so..
Lets be honest r1+r2 on a brand new radial is a waste of time, don't pretend you don't agree with me
You’re not completing the job and certificate properly if you don’t so no it’s not a waste of time
First🤘
Came here for a nightmare cable run, didn't get one.
how much is your monthly wage there and about lol
Probably like 4K a month that’s what most sparks average
@@uplightuk8924 nice
@@uplightuk8924 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 good one mate
@@conormclaughlin7756 I know sparks earning 400 a day
Hello sir I am mudit
A anagram of the new variant is, Moronic.
Sweet dreams
@@nickhickson8738 hahaha.
True Nick
7:05 drilling a hole in a live board smh, schoolboy error🤦♂️
Fuck me his thumbs are flexible