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Wheres your stobe that u had in ur other video?!

Thats what happend to one of our small generators at work were it started to fluctuate my boss was a idiot there at the time tries to run his ac unit on there causing an overload all the lights started to flicker on it and soon enough kills the power supply box for the company server if you would believe it

Nothing can ever get past that classic fog machine sound. Means that somthing fun is about to happen🥳

If the open ground is on a Gfci then is not nessary to fix it but is recommended

Nic I love you worded it

You are a cool idea! 😍💡❤️

Great video! If I am installing a 30 amp generator to power my main electrical panel with an interlock kit I would assume I unbond the neutral and ground on the generator so the only neutral ground Bond would be inside the main panel. Is that correct? Also would the generator be considered the first disconnect in this case? Or would the main panel be considered the first point of disconnect? Once I am done using the generator to power the main panel, I would then bond neutral and ground if I am using the generator to power individual items.

where did the big red blinky stobe light go

Hey you don't worry about what other people think I graduated from that it's a real fire alarm My name is Donnie by the way😊

With a manual transfer switch that I assume does not have switching neutral, should you unbond the neutral on the generator itself? So you wouldn't have 2 neutrals bonded to ground (at the gen and at the main panel)? I did this with my Firman generator and reliance transfer switch.

Hi I live right in front of a elementary school and there’s always a false alarm that goes for hours and it seems like they fix it but then it comes back on.

Nic you're doing a wonderful job on your explanations it does make sense. And I really appreciate you young man. But I did see a minor problem with the video. At the timestamp 7:48 you put white letters over white background and I wasn't able to read everything you've said. In upcoming videos could you please use another color like black. Or even keep the white letters. But add a black background or a black trim around each letter behind the letters. So it can be more readable. So on upcoming videos please play with the fonts a little bit more. So you can make the lettering on the video more readable. I and other viewers would greatly appreciate the update on the fonts. And thank you for your time young man. And keep the wonderful work on going. God Bless You Nic.

Bet those dogs didn't like the sound

That's cool. Its always fun when you have story's of almost blowing stuff up Lol.

Grate video. I find the differences betwean the american and european electrical system very interesting. In europ the danger of conductive surfaces getting into contact with conductors is counterd by having gfci directly inside the panel. This way all the circuits in the building have gfci protection. Neutral and ground are then connected behind the gfci or rcd as it is called here. So if any current is running over a grounded surface like the housing of a machine etc., the falsecurrent is evading the gfci on its way to neutral. This way the load is disconnected without it needing to exceed the tripping current of the breaker (here usally 10 or 16 amperes, gfcis for personal protection usally trip at a maximum of 30 milliamperes). I think that´s quite a bit higher then gfcis used in america, because thoose usally only protect one or a view sockets while the european ones protect multiple circuits at once, wich combined do have a higher leakagecurrent then just some outlets. So the higher trippingcurrent is a precaution to avoide the gfci from falsely tripping, if there are a view undangerously low leakagecurrents from appliences on multiple circuits combined.

Whats the name of the app for the cellphone ??

Please can you put a 😊 generator in your house 🏡

I have a standby generator

nic was acting like me every night at 1AM 😂

18:35 "you're killing me smalls!" Part of my everyday vocabulary. Love it!

Good job on the video. Emphesis on the ''separately derived'' system, thats the important part that changes the rules.

hi nic i love your video(s)

Mom 😅 Nic's out with another new Video 😍

Good explanation. You know more than a lot of Journeymen out there. Im not up on the CEC, but in the states under the NEC a separate building like your garage would need its own grounding electrode system (rods, etc.).

I think you should get a CO detector for your boiler room

Do a train gate video, please

i do not have a generator ☠️

I also love this channel

i swear this man uploads like every 10 seconds

Love you too faith Zach Bob and show me a pic I sent to the other one and

When the gens have Gfci the neutral to ground bounding is not nessary but when it’s connected to a breaker panel then it does need thr ground and neutral bonded

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I love this channel

That strobe is super duper cool 1:32

My favourite youtuber!

Can you do the durability testing's again pleaseeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee

now if a firetruck is dispatched to that street they will think that strobe is where the fire is

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It also looks like a 4050-80 remote light.

There's a fan in the generator box for ventilation. That with a photoelectric smoke detector. Any dust or dirt that gets in there will set it off.

Hi there nice to meet you

Hi, like the stroke on the generator building

Next voice has changed a lot

What's wrong with mixed signals? I see and hear them in buildings all the time.

Now that's what fire alarms should sound like.

That's Cool!

You should really start a second channel about airplane spotting! People like airplanes!

If those kids over there see this video...