Bit of trunking some sockets and green and yellow wire.

Join me on a typical day installing some additional sockets for a client needing medical equipment.
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[@MarniLondon]

This guy is a good electrician and his vids are very informative and actually teach you

[@edwinfoley3911]

Hey Chris. Another great video. Noticed I have the same van vault slider but started to get messy so I ordered the metal dividers from the UK (as not available here in Ireland) Makes such a difference. Great quality and just drop in the cutouts. Well worth around £40 I think they were for 4 👍

[@artisanelectrics]

Welcome back! Good to see you churning out a new video!

[@Ad-gn8pl]

Milton Keynes 🤯 I'm told once you get your H and V roads sorted it's easy. I could never get the hang of it.

[@stuartarnold9444]

Your blue liposuction machine is medical equipment. No issue there. 😊

[@PJB71]

Top job, 👍🏼 I’ve never seen an earth like that.

[@williamcross3904]

No chipboard floors today ! Interesting video something to watch during this time off work cant wait to get back!

[@tomelms8712]

Feels weird seeing somewhere I’ve worked on your video, I wired the Kent blaxills store just down from that toolstation a couple of years ago, perfect opposite KFC and next to subway 😝

[@brianwood5220]

Great video as always. Nice to see you back at work. Stay safe.

[@whatevernamegoeshere3644]

Small advice, slap a rag or gloves on the vice jaws and they won't leave those nasty knurl marks on the plastic / you can tighten them more

[@JasperJanssen]

Looks to me like a vise with flat jaws, not knurled. Shouldn’t chowder up the plate.

[@whatevernamegoeshere3644]

@@JasperJanssen haha, you would think! The fucker gets a single dimple in it and it will press that dimple into everything. Also don't forget that no surface is smooth and most dirt is really hard material

[@justintemp]

What are the screws you use that don't need wall plugs? Are they spax? Also, did you pre knockout the holes before fitting the sockets to the wall? Nice neat finish!

[@fatpedro5588]

How often are you in Milton Keynes Chris? It is a simple format once you get your head around the Horizontals and Verticals.

[@callumsimpson954]

5:06 franticly rummaging through random shut built up over time lol

[@ashmanelectricalservices4318]

Great video Chris, how do you fill out the cert in relation to the 10mm earth?

[@dazzafat]

Great video, can please explain the separate 16mm earth and how that is linked to the sockets?

[@HappilyHomicidalHooligan]

It isn't linked to the sockets, it goes right back to the main Earthing Bar in the Breaker Panel. That Earth is dedicated to that 1 machine.

[@paullyons4624]

The battery level on the mft I couldn’t cope 😂

[@rowles13]

Brilliant chris. first electrical medical job ive seen on you tube channels,toped off with a test sequence.👏🙌

[@stephencoulthard1718]

Why wouldn't you mount the vice in the van, most useful things when nothing else about :)

[@LAsparkTVWireTestLimited]

It's a weird thing and one I don't like about Click Scolmore is how the whites always look grey to me. They're slightly off colour, and it comes through in your stills. The stills work really well in the video, a good job. Great vid.

[@mikeberry304]

Lived in MK for just over a year n a half , then came back to my senses and came back home to Bolton , didn't like too much shandy !!

[@elsdonsparks]

I can't believe you managed to drill out the blank plate with a cone cutter without it shattering....

[@Cjrelectrical]

Years of luck I guess 😉

[@aaronwilliams400]

Milwaukee cone bits Chris best investment you’ll make! Last years and Save time Drill through steel , bakelite plastic

[@trayback90]

I've looked at them but there do the actually do 20mm and 25mm I thought they said 19mm 24mm on them ??

[@B3CK377]

Chris, have you tried using the "D-Line Safe-D F-Clip 20 X 56mm". These are alot easier to bend and form, and you save space on storage. Toolstation sell these....

[@GreenHawkConstructionltd]

another good video mate. We just started back on some first fix today, man I've missed it.

[@peter-gn8ey]

nice: i didn't know you could get clips sized specifically for that mini-trunking. need to get some of those.

[@echenduconfidence4998]

What is the earth socket called? And how is it being plug into an equipment.

[@supersparks9466]

Been meaning to install a vice on the van for 40years just for stuck hole saws , probably not worth it now.

[@glynowen1349]

How's the new tester? Is it better than your old one?

[@danmale1992]

Some great work again, good content

[@mathman0101]

Get the bigger vice for the van and smaller handheld one for use indoors that can adjust in multiple axes. Get good brands will last a lifetime. No pat testing for the device itself?

[@theandroids]

is there a special reason for surface trunking instead of sinking into the wall?

[@Cjrelectrical]

Speed and the installations are always temporary so they can be removed easily with little damage.

[@theandroids]

@@Cjrelectrical OK thanks.I guess it's permanent for some properties I've seen that's been around your decades. Looks horrid.

[@Mmmjustme]

Interesting unique install there Chris 👍

[@michaelsimpson6603]

Nice job, which torx concrete screws are you using??

[@Cjrelectrical]

Screwfix concrete screws

[@MrKwelsh]

Good video as usual.👍

[@blrelectrical]

What are the screws called you are using going into the trunking without using plugs 👌👌👌

[@nw5835]

I think they are Dewalt wall dogs - Screwfix have them.

[@thfc4745]

Masonry Frame fixing screws - page 495 of Jan toolstation catalog

[@angusbrown8707]

No earth tape on the lug? Normally I would tape the earth lug neater and tidy finish

[@alexdougherty4905]

Or heat shrink it.

[@jurassicsparks5220]

Heat Shrink. Tape is shit.

[@vNauuuM]

What are those screws & clips you used in the trunking?

[@charlotterobinson9452]

It looks good, but I can't help thinking that a short length of multi compartment trunking would have made it just a little bit better.

[@haydenuk02]

Excellent work and thanks for the content

[@gd-bq7em]

How do you find your tester chris is it any good

[@RWATraineeElectrician]

I bet this was an interesting job 👍

[@Wayner123]

What’s the part number on the screws for the trunking

[@tdsbestgamer]

where did u get them cable clips from

[@nw5835]

Do you mean the D Clips - most retailers have them various sizes.

[@tdsbestgamer]

@@nw5835 no the set of cable clips the other ones

[@andrewpowell6457]

Blue medical suction device

[@donzotv1667]

times must be hard for you CJ with the amount off adds! haha. I will set up a go fund me for you if you like. Finally a video from you. hope all is well.

[@mb63]

He's giving you free advice. Using his time! If you don't want to watch the ads, don't watch his channel! Simple!

[@cameronbloomer3921]

A video at last 🙌🏻

[@theoisaac3564]

Good stuff

[@echenduconfidence4998]

Nice video

[@kendoknackersackee]

I've just watched a video by a guy called handydadtv and he's either your dad or you from the future😲

[@matthambly1997]

Hahaha spot on 👍

[@kendoknackersackee]

@@matthambly1997 I know😁👍. No offence to Chris but the resemblance is uncanny😅

[@epexlinux]

What are the clips called for the trunking?

[@Cjrelectrical]

Dline fire clips

[@jayktee96]

I did a similar job some time ago, I used MK sw/sockets with red front plates and keyed earth pins, also available with red rockers and white plates. (K1246D1WHI, K1246D1RED)

[@anthonyrichardson24]

Would have omitted the RCBO as for medical purposes and fitted 5a sockets 🤷🏽‍♂️

[@Cjrelectrical]

Must be rcd protected

[@anthonyrichardson24]

CJR ELECTRICAL not if there’s been a specific risk assessment done noted in test sheet

[@Cjrelectrical]

The renal technical guy who builds the machine specifically stats they must have rcd protection 30ma type A

[@brainndamage]

Never use files for anything other than filing, they're very brittle. (Ask me how I know)

[@jonnywilson9117]

Wouldn't it depend on the file? A steel file is brittle?

[@brainndamage]

@@jonnywilson9117 Yeah, the steel is tempered to such a high hardness it makes it brittle.

[@jenstornqvist4567]

@@brainndamage Used mine to turn a vice since the vice handle broke, now I've got a half file!

[@brainndamage]

@@jenstornqvist4567 now you've got 2 files instead of one

[@HeathenGeek]

hmm. . . never seen one of them before. nice 🙂

[@MrAustinPowers]

Oh you rebel 😂😂😂

[@willford8475]

I thought the electrical sockets might be the type in hospitals the have the pins horizontal instead of vertical. You don't need the cleaner coming in to vacuum and unplugging your old grandad's iron lung! 😳

[@zedman442]

Little tip. Don’t bother buying those d line clips make your own from a roll of galvanised banding. Cut a strip off screw in and bend over like you would the d line clips. Save a small fortune 👍

[@Cjrelectrical]

Good tip, I did do this but got told “buy the correct clips that’s rough” 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@guffermeister]

Looks suspiciously like Staceys Bush in Milton Keynes for screwup.com and toolstation....

[@havoctrousers]

0:06 DP, 69 and PUBE all in the same van reg.

[@barrydoherty636]

Can you tell me where the raw plug bolts you used on trunking are from. Thank you

[@Cjrelectrical]

Screwfix concrete screws

[@nw5835]

@@Cjrelectrical Oh shit, I've just told folk they are Dewalt wall dogs - similar I guess.

[@SteS]

A pilot hole is still required but dead handy.

[@computeraddic675]

Metal clips holding the cables,bbbrrrr!Not allowed in Europe!Seems the british arent scared of using metal in the electrics..

[@czonczike630]

High integrity earthing I guess.

[@shifty277]

Take it ya not a fan of the rap music Chris. C'monnn you cant tell us you didnt love a 50 Cent - Get Rich Or Die Tryin 15 year ago lol

[@Cjrelectrical]

Absolutely love rap and grime but there is a time and a place.

[@shifty277]

@@Cjrelectrical I thought so as pretty sure you're of my age generation (early 30). Although can't say I listen to as much grime as 15 year ago, recording pirate radio on tape an all that lol