GREAT VIDEO...!! I didn't see anything on the Energy Monitor, where can I get information. Thank

I wish my 2 wires drew more power. Getting less than 20v...

YEARS AGO, When I was a young redneck I was a truck mechanic. We had a new service pad poured in our truck yard which was 6" thick. When done, we were advised to stay off of it for 2weeks as the concrete hardens from the inside out. if we drove a tractor onto the pad too early and the center was still like clay, that clay would start cracking and lead to the outside ruining the pad. SO TOO is the concrete they are pouring in the stamping pit. They pour some concrete then wait 2 weeks as it hardens then pour some more then let it harden & like that. Thats how they pour a dam. !

You guys missed a huge opportunity to sing the halo theme song in there haha

It’s funny even if I was a multi billionaire I wouldn’t want one of those mega Mansions because of this right here

It seems like after doing research you're saving a lot of money going with the Delta Pro ultra, once you hit two batteries you're at 12 kW, the 6 kW battery is the same price as the 3800 kW battery as of 1/16/2025

What was the total cost of this system?

bravo demonstraion....!!!!

Wire a light on the main panel to upstairs, if it goes out, the main box is not powered... And get some solar panels... The user manual at signature solar doesn't mention anything about ac sensors...

How much solar can the Anker SOLIX X1 handle. I have 10kw of solar panels. Would I need 2 X1’s or can I use just a 5kwh X1 with that?

Beautiful work.

I’m doing a remodel on a 1904 home. Your videos have come in perfect time. New subscriber!

So were is furnace test

I love that you explain everything clearly, link to the parts you use and don’t skip any steps. Perfect diy video!

Please don't open a panel with such beautifully installed wiring like that! It's too distracting and I missed everything lol! Nah, thanks for a well put together video. As much as I know this stuff I still enjoy vids like this. But my golly, that panel is so dreamy! :)

My booklet says to fill the condensate trap before using, but no installers on KZbin have done this. Surely they say to do it for a reason

Awesome Video. Do you design systems for people?

Thank you for sharing your knowledge I just subscribed

Nice and concise! Thank you.

Brilliant

LOL. Kids struggle to focus till it’s all over!

Excellent..thanks mate.

At end of video you said that you were going to do video where you can run two loads from one ez generator switch if you are using switch the way that you installed on this video my gas water heater sits in same area as the gas heater so running the fan on water heater as well as the other would be nice from one generator source

Greetings: I will say, in general, most of the presentation is basically true by idea. Thx 4 the share.

Greetings: Advise - If U R going 2 talk technical and use technical terms I suggest U use appropriate terms in the appropriate situation. U stated measuting "current". According 2 the illustration U measured voltage. They R nit the same. Thx 4 the share.

Greetings: 7:33- Such statement of "dead short" is not correct nor applicable the scenario U illustrated. Such is a simple connection. Thx 4 the share.

Greetings: I saw the meter when U said "reading like a capacitor". How do U figure that?

I ain’t a professional, nothing, and an order for one to ignite a magnesium anode rod without an accelerant would be a very hard thing to do. Wrong, magnesium is a class delta fire, and will burn underwater. The heat is beyond a normal fire. Great for camping and starting fires in damp conditions.

You're going to have to fight a new "battle". According to the company videos, they pronounce it "Kennipex"! That's odd, as it's a German company, and in German it is in fact pronounced "K-nippex".

I know this is old but I have the same exact setup as you, and I really don't want to replace my 1/4inch braided water line just like the ine you have? What connectors do I need to connect my 1/4in stainless steel braided line to the reverse osmosis quick connect T connector? I am having hard time to trying to figure this out. I wish you didn't swap the braided line because I came here to find a solution without having to chage to a flexible tubin instead

Can you give me an idea of how to do it going into the sewer pipe? I know you can put a u bend on it but eventually the water evaporate

Great work here and great video. Thanks Benjamin.

2 thumbs up 🙌🏾🙌🏾 Great help. Fixed my homegirl furnace in less than 20 min. No experience at all

I am no expert, but from the little knowledge acquired while building my PV system, I would have immediately thought of some leakage from a neighbouring building, which is somewhat similar to this. I understand that in a TN-CS installation, if the Neutral of another building suffers a fault, all the energy in that building would find its way back to the energy provider's transformer via any underground piping which is in turn connected to your ground and eventually to the Neutral feeding your home. This seems very similar only instead of another building you have the transformer itself leaking to whatever will accept a path to earth. One word of caution, you should not have more than one grounding electrode (rod) unless directly bonded with each other. The reason is that, in the event of lightning striking the soil, a gradient of voltage is going to radiate throughout your land with a potential difference of up to 20.0000 volts in which case, due to the resistance of the earth, the easier path for that voltage might easily by through your grounding conductor into the building and destroy some of the appliances to find its way to the nearest grounding rod at lower potential.

I have had a Carrier unit for 10 years. The only issue I have is finding some tech that understands it. For all 10 years the unit runs up to 10 degrees hotter than the setpoint in the winter. Every tech shrugs his shoulders. I started getting E1 codes randomly after 10 minutes. "Just leave it on if it runs more than 10 minutes and don't turn it off." Oh, OK. Otherwise I love the system.

Get rid of the flares on the evaporator braze them. Also not liking where you installed the condenser horrible for servicing not a good idea.

Is EMT metal conduit considered to be the connection of the ground inside of the sub panel?

I don't understand why you are feeding 240 volts when the electronics and appliances use 110 volts can you explain? Only in Europe they use 220 to 240 volts don't you fry the electronics using double voltage?

Thank you very much. Well done. from Montana

Why do they use flat heads in the panel?

I wish these ran at 1000VDC. I'd like to separate the batteries and inverter.

Thank you there another lil ass clown

Great demonstration, Steve. But the electrician in me has got to know.....what is up with all the receptacles on the stairs?

I really appreciate this video. Thanks

I bought this because its US made. Not China. And I will wire it as common Neutral at my furnace shut off switch, not the panel. I have a non bonded/floating Neutral on the Wen generator. I will connect the generator to a dedicated inlet plug on the house near the furnace and run an extension cord thru the wall to the EZ plug. This will be temporary/emergency use only. I think I will keep the original furnace shutoff switch as a safety measure. I did have to make a bonding plug for the generator to get the Hughes Autoformer to function properly when used on the RV. If I use this bonding plug and Autoformer when connected to my furnace I would need to break the ground connection between the generator and the EZ switch. I am thinking of not connecting the ground of the extension cord at the generator inlet plug on the back wall. This will keep the house ground and the generator ground separate. The EZ switch is grounded at the furnace, the neutral is common and grounded at the house panel, the inlet plug on the wall will be grounded at the generator. The extension cord will be grounded at the EZ switch. What could go wrong?

EPA requirements is low loss fittings , not sure how you ever got a refrigeration license off gassing r22 like you do

A lot of useful information in this video

Ecoflow has XT60i plugs which is a step above XT60 plugs. More current. See Dr. Hobo's presentation.

Question for newbie. Why is the orange hydronic heat pex twice the price of the regular red for hot water, specs seem to be the same

Really well done!