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[@JorgeAMG187]

In Germany We have sockets next to the sink in the bathroom. For Hair Dryers and electric toothbrush. Only zone you cant install is 120cm from Bathub/Shower

[@TheChipmunk2008]

Much more sensible in my opinion. The old UK distrust of sockets in bathrooms goes back to the days when most UK houses had no central heating/insulation, so the bathroom in winter was NOT a happy proposition, and people would do stupid things like have open electric 'bar' heaters propped up in any location they would balance. Time's moved on , but the regulations haven't (except for changing from 3m to 2.5m in the latest issue, for some weird reason)

[@gordonshumway9675]

Just a heads up, you showed the key fob ID on video. Someone with a fob copier can create an exact copy.

[@micsen9]

This is very true anyone with a Proxmark, a Chameleon or a Flipper Zero or any other device From the ID it looks like the system only uses a 4Byte UID which is displayed as a decimal number I recommend recycling that key fob. You can most likely add any 4 byte UID credentials to the system. Maybe even give your forgetful employees implants as a option 😅

[@phillipgwynne6580]

What a coincidence, just finished watching Dave Savery and Nigel fitting an EV charger and Dave’s not keen on them, but because your company fits them quite regularly, they same to be no hassle for the team. Nice to see the ‘background heroes’ who help run the business too.

[@TheChipmunk2008]

A lot of them are poorly designed inside . To be fair, the ones Artisan mostly use seem to be above average (as befits the company!). Oddly, given my dislike of Tesla in general, their latest wall connectors are really well designed, but still no PEN fault detection :P

[@TroggyPB]

I won’t need to alarm my Pringles cupboard as Cory doesn’t travel this far west.

[@marcinkolanowski5167]

Johnny no-neck is back 😎

[@chrisgoodwin3617]

Hi Jordan, I've been a subscriber for some time. It's obvious to me that Artisan are going to continue onwards and upwards, but can you tell me how big do you want to become. Chris.

[@williammartinculleton5875]

I guess he will start a franchise 👌

[@ForTheBirbs]

Nice to see Johny no-neck! Thanks for a mixed bag video Jordan!

[@artisanelectrics]

Thanks Jim!

[@mintsauce563]

Is Nagy now applying for Artisan? 🙈

[@Colin82ish]

Nice video! Worth checking that USB socket that the two earth terminals on the back are actually joined together, rather than there being one for each socket (no, really! See Big Clive's YT for a tear-down). Just needs an wire link between the two terminals :)

[@alanjrobertson]

Really interesting to see an average day for you, Jordan. I got a Flexispot desk at Christmas and really like it - for long meetings it's nice not to be stuck sitting the whole time. I also like how you can reuse an existing desktop with their system. PS was it a dodgy light fitting that was causing the problem with that RCD tripping?

[@gavowassy7655]

Don't put a fused switch down by the toilet lol someone will pee on it!.. Put it in the same room as the socket and bring the flex thru

[@user-od8ki6tt1j]

Pee shock ouch😐

[@stephenlachance8448]

I have been enjoying many of your videos. As a retired sparky here in the States, it's always fun to watch how you blokes do it across the big pond. Yours is one of the most entertaining channels I have found in awhile! Crack on Mates! (Sorry if I messed up any of the British vernacular).

[@RichardArblaster]

Fitting the electronic toilet seat will make interesting viewing 😎

[@user-od8ki6tt1j]

yes, when he has to show how he tests it lol

[@kcuhc84]

I hear they work better on natural gas.

[@daviddunn782]

Looking at your consumer units makes me want to re do mine again Artisan style 😀😀😀

[@carljames1134]

How many staff did you start with and how long was it before you turned a profit . I'm in liverpool and all customers are so tight with there money. Want everything for buttons

[@callimero2409]

How many times did you charge the van to complete those runs??? 😁😁😁

[@user-od8ki6tt1j]

He carries a charger, which charges whilst driving the van.

[@martynlyne]

Should get your lads to sign the inside of the lid... like all good artists. Would always know who did the job then.

[@chrisalderson903]

4mm SWA 38A clipped direct

[@EgorKlimenko-]

The world feels like a happy, hopeful and peaceful place after watching your videos 🥰❤

[@simpleletronics]

I made a video about the essential tools for electrician!

[@RichardArblaster]

5:48 A work of art 😎

[@nmccw3245]

My top end Toto Washlett can draw up to 1444 Watts, so ~6 amps @ 230 is not unreasonable.

[@artisanelectrics]

Interesting!

[@jeffbrooker5183]

Awesome to see the crew behind the scene and that the guys as usual are doing amazing work!! Keep up the great work guys!!!

[@artisanelectrics]

Thanks Jeff!

[@simpleletronics]

I made a video about the essential tools for electrician!

[@FlexiSpot]

It was a pleasure to work with Artisan Electrics on this video! Follow our official KZbin channel and we will be giving away our E7 desk to one lucky winner!

[@makg4655]

Police response 🤔🤔🤔🤣🤣🤣 only respond if it’s a emergency DONT think an alarm going off counts as that in these times esp with cuts even further nowadays sadly .. PS SWEET DESK TOP 👍👍👌👌🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧

[@davidjones6779]

Really enjoyed this episode. Nice angle - You visiting the other sites.

[@artisanelectrics]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@mychannel0743]

Not the boundary alarm 😩😩😩

[@miketaylor1916]

You are not a sparky… a KZbinr

[@corynoahmac]

Nice consumer unit 😉

[@artisanelectrics]

👀

[@conormclaughlin7756]

EV auditor just gave it a C1 😔

[@bomzy6321]

Nice looking fuseboard. Did my 2391-52 recently and the tutor said if the sheathing doesn't enter the enclosure it loses its mechanical protection. I don't see any sheath in these nicely dressed fuseboards where do you hide it.

[@malcolmone1]

alarms on cupboards ,i just keep opening door to get you going, a day in the life of a electrician not a lot ,you could have tided the office up ,talk about heath and safety

[@FinlaysFireSystemsElectrical]

Nice to see jordan in the vid!

[@joshuaprest1590]

Question about the tails regardless off the main fuse size do they need to be 25mm and 16mm earth ?

[@CurtainFlapper]

Can we have a video or 2 of the products you get sent actually being used on the jobs. Showing if they are worth the money or stand up to the jobs they're supposed to be used on.

[@MetalBeerGeek]

Great to see the hot shot Johnny again! Is he growing a neck? or is quitting Cory's diet doing wonders to him?

[@emilgemc8913]

You will need to Upgrade to 100A The cut out Fuse call DNO is better 100A

[@ivailotrifonov8246]

Hello from Bulgaria. We love your chanel P.S. It is 4mm.

[@Jimages_uk]

Standing desks are brilliant, but if you want to go the extra mile (literally) get an under desk walking treadmill as well.

[@mikerosser8494]

Hi artisan, like the videos, keep up the good work. Can you do a Fleet tour.

[@OprichnikStyle]

D: if it's 6mm should be a 32A breaker

[@carljames1134]

Could you show how the guys do their amazing neat wiring in consumer units

[@dac8939]

I wonder when his youtube money is more than his electrical career

[@philipsmith0752]

good fly on the wall video Jordan and your amazing Artisan team

[@toddbod94]

20:20 screw head pops out plaster when you screw down that mount.

[@geocyberwolf]

In need of a consumer unit change and really tempted to get you guys to do it tbh.

[@mohamedalishafiqueahmed9496]

Thank

[@mattwhitley9315]

Lee uses about 3 tubes of fire seal on his boards! Lol

[@nigellewis804]

Can't you upgrade the garage cable

[@therealdojj]

2 questions That's a big cu, how many ways? That little spacer for the sockets is exactly what I need as I can't sink the back box in any further, where can I get one from? Or is that only for plasterboard boxes? Thanks 👍

[@garythespark6295]

If you google double socket spacer you’ll get them at screwfix. Always better to install a deeper box but these are handy as well. Just pay attention to the style of the spacer. Some have rounded edges, some have square edges. Best to match it to your socket.

[@therealdojj]

@@garythespark6295 thank you, got two sockets we really want to have back to back on the wall but the walls not thick enough to fit them both And they'd look silly at different heights

[@-WillowDog1-]

I enjoyed frist stop part 👍

[@230879Darren]

Great video, my fave to date 👍

[@RichardArblaster]

Great video 😎

[@cuezed]

Great work 👍🏼

[@theincredibleminecraftbuil9058]

Brilliant video mate loving it

[@artisanelectrics]

Thanks Sherlock The Dog 🐶

[@theincredibleminecraftbuil9058]

@@artisanelectrics your so welcome mate keep up your amazing and neat work

[@sirronnitram8937]

You are so neckist

[@andy9042]

Great video

[@1beeching]

why dont you do your intro NOT driving and looking into the camera, 2 reasons, if you crash and hurt someone you shouldnt be able to forgive yourself, and 2 theres no way it can be described as driving with due care and attention.

[@nigellewis804]

Bog standard

[@stephencarter6634]

👍👍👍

[@mathman0101]

Check the load on the ring circuit you intend to spur off for the bidet which you are correct, heating will take a big chunk of the circuit capacity. In the US I would always put them on a dedicated circuit. That’s a bigger job of course and sometimes you choose a simpler fix to save money for the customer but load usage often determines the long-term install needs.

[@TheChipmunk2008]

Heating for a bidet will likely take 8A max, and only when in use. :) Remember we don't have the 80% limit the US does :) But yes ideally, new circuit, but when retrofitting, you does what you has to do ! We've just done the electrical for a new garden office/gym, but lots of the sockets may be used with running machines, which can have a high and unsteady load, so most of the sockets are on individual 20A radials

[@mathman0101]

@@TheChipmunk2008 you do realize the bidet was meant to be a quiet space to check social media feed that can take a while🤣

[@TheChipmunk2008]

@@mathman0101 true but at that point you're going to require less than 8 amps for an average bottom. Unless you want medium rare

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@@TheChipmunk2008 🤣🤦🏾