Double stack Easy9 fuse board second fix

[@residualelectrical]

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[@cliveramsbotty6077]

a loose crimp on the start relay for a fridge is what most likely caused the fire at grenfell tower. some of the wiring was recovered, they x-rayed the crimps and found little gaps between the copper strands which hadn't been pressed together closely enough which increased resistance and heat.

[@liamstedman7742]

We calibrate all crimping tools in the railway

[@NathanBarley-h6l]

@@liamstedman7742 Must be nice, thats gotta be a rarity though I dont know anyone with calibrated crimpers including myself. I do have half decent quality crimpers atleast which is more than most, all my crimpers are made in germany or sweden by knipex or pressmaster, the amount of sparkies that just run the cheapest no-name shit they could find on ebay or whatever discount store was cheapest at the time, and never bother checking if they work properly or not is pretty high

[@dukeycarrow]

Nothing better to be watching on a Sunday morning 👌

[@residualelectrical]

Haha thanks buddy!

[@LoftechUK]

Great install

[@benjenkins8561]

How to you know when a commercial/ industrial spark does domestic…. 😆Top job mate!

[@artisanelectrics]

That board is so EXTRA - Love It!

[@residualelectrical]

Just a bit isn’t it! 😂

[@aryanelectrical]

Great workmanship mate. Great electrician ⚡️ 🥷🏼

[@residualelectrical]

Thanks 🫡

[@MalvernElectrics]

Another brilliant video with two absolute classic lines “I’m struggling to survive Saturday” “Not on my boat!” 😂😂

[@NickChristy]

Love the chat between you both.

[@Spik3One]

Working at parents house, eating in the van. 😀

[@syoufass3043]

I was waiting for the video impatiently, more than wonderful ❤❤❤

[@Sparky-ns4ks]

Love the video you can’t beat a bit of galv trunking on a domestic. Nothing wrong in working late we have all done it. Top job

[@jimbossimrigs7961]

"The optimum survival partner".. 🤣 Classic

[@user-DANWALKER1066]

Nice work - you say it may be overkill but good idea with the metallic trunking in the garage…

[@some-idea]

Great video Mike. Top quality work, even late in the day. Also like how you explain things. Looking forward to the next one and +1 to see the EICR

[@corymac]

Nice work bro 👊🏽

[@residualelectrical]

Thanks big guy 🫡

[@cobalt49]

Back when I was house bashing, I was doing a full CCU in about 30 minutes. It didn't look pretty though. Bit ambitious to do a triple stack in 34mins.

[@ashvanbro9329]

Great work Mike like always mate

[@residualelectrical]

Thanks man 🙏🏼

[@IAAITKEN]

Great second part. So what’s the decision process and what circuits do you keep on RCBO and AFDD?

[@adriatikkrasniqi1453]

Great starting 👍

[@thetruth6693]

Hopefully you'll record the EICR 🙌

[@residualelectrical]

If you guys wanna see it I’ll do it 🤝🏼

[@thetruth6693]

@residualcurrent I'm sure alot of others would love to mate!

[@almerdiahmed3160]

Nice job. Thanks for letting us know

[@Mhill19]

Quality work Mike

[@johnmurray7767]

Would appreciate if each time you used an acronym a brief note came on screen explaining what the letters stood for.

[@SeanyyBoy_]

Hell of an install mike 👍 Do you have any vids on motors and motor starting (DOL, Star/Delta, VFD), along with their efficiency and power factor... got my unit 302 in a month 🙏

[@robertoduranos5196]

Great content lads.

[@residualelectrical]

Thanks!

[@markrainford1219]

That setup would look nice in my kitchen.

[@Ronny86_]

That board is a hell of a setup.. not had the chance to do a triple stack yet! You two are like a married couple! Funny though 😂

[@residualelectrical]

Haha Callum is a good crack ain’t he, and yeah it’s a proper set up for a bungalow 😅

[@connor3087]

Great video mike. Where did u purchase all the Schneider gear from???

[@LoftechUK]

Ho guys. Nice channel. Found you by Fluke! 💥💥

[@Riley_Jarvis_the_sparky]

👌Smashing job mate

[@skaftihannesson]

How do like the stepcuts for striping wire?

[@ridwanmohammed1264]

Hello there. What can I use to extend a 10mill bonding cable?

[@Riggersa]

10mm through crimp and heat shrink or a Henley block

[@christophergummer]

Did you any insulation resistance testing before this?

[@chubbychubs4636]

Dunno why im watching this, i left the trade as soon as i qualified, couldn't stand it any longer 😂

[@stealtha1]

Great job Mike as usual, but the guy holding the camera is gassed! No way he could survive being in a real jungle. All I'm going to say for one, is his immune system isn't built for it. 😂

[@Rob-zd2be]

Looks great Mike. What are the Knipex cutters you are using?

[@residualelectrical]

Knipex Step-cuts, check them out 👇🏼 residualcurrent.com/products/knipex-95-16-160-160mm-stepcut-cable-shears

[@MdMine-ew9ek]

Brother is it single face two-twenty one neutral another face

[@lesmoor001]

can someone tell how much you would charge for this job if it wasn't family ?

[@imark7777777]

That's insane that you would leave a customer without power for 8 days since the last video! HAHAHA!

[@kristiangoransson6104]

I have a question, for a residential electrician in Sweden it’s basically never considered since we have 25A as a maximum main fuse 99% of the times. Our busbars are often rated to 63A, are yours rated higher or do you interpret that to the maximum load and not the rating on the preceding fuse?

[@Sparks1Plumbers0]

Mate. To the best of my knowledge, UK busbars are 100A rated as standard.

[@residualelectrical]

Yeah the busbars are spec’d of the switchgear so will be 100A easy 👍🏼

[@lewis94uk]

​@@residualelectricalYeah especially older ones it's a thick bit of high % solid copper so easily 150A+

[@GangThePker]

I think we’re gunna start calling you magic mike

[@residualelectrical]

😂

[@johnburns4017]

Why didn't you use double pole breakers on each row? Schneider do sell the French set up in metal enclosures in the UK. Far superior.

[@siani5299]

Why do u tape the ends after stripping the cable?

[@residualelectrical]

Don’t always do it, but it keeps the sleeving where you want it and leaves a nice finish 👍🏼

[@grahameida7163]

Surprised you didn’t run a 25mm neutral to a din rail distribution block and not daisy chain the neutrals 🤔

[@residualelectrical]

That’s one way to do it I guess, but i would be more surprised to see a 100A neutral din rail block… currently it’s configured as per the manufacturers instructions, it meets the standards it’s designed too and the warranty is valid.

[@grahameida7163]

@@residualelectrical not saying it is technically wrong, just seeing the 25mm tails in and a 6mm? Coming out. In the past I have used something like this to run a separate feed up to each rail. Terminal Block Distribution Box, UKK-125A Din Rail Electric Wire Connector Universal Power Junction Box, (It will not let me post the link from Amazon).

[@residualelectrical]

Sure, I’m just saying if I used one of those connector blocks the board would not meet BS standards, and therefore would need to be a departure from the regulations on the certificate, it only meets the standards it’s designed too if it’s installed as per the manufacturers specifications, which it currently is. It would also have no warranty if the Din connectors were used and the board failed for some reason. The connectors look cool, and I’m sure they are popular for European boards, junction boxes and panel building. I’m not sure on the CSA for the tri-rated that comes with the board, I would assume it is suitable for 100A, the smaller neutral is for the SPD which is limited by its protective device and also a specialist component with its own standards. I’m not saying the connector block is rubbish, but I’m saying it wouldn’t be complaint, or the best option for the customer in this case. I just disagree with your original statement as I would more “surprised” to see a Din rail connector used, as in my 10 years I never had seen one used in a domestic board, that’s all.

[@sergiofernandez3725]

Nice work Mike. Loving the banter with the camera man/Apprentice/helper

[@_eusty]

​@@residualelectrical 16mm tri-rated is 105A 😊

[@ukbullylife7968]

I know you must have been sponsored by Schneider what does board and afdds cost etc

[@residualelectrical]

It’s not as bad as you think for Schneider.. - Multi row Board £122 - SPD £50 for kit - RCBO’s £30 each - AFDD £130 each And that’s all screwfix prices, you know it will be a lot better over the trade counter 👍🏼

[@Bond2025]

09:36 as if you are not!!!

[@brianwimpenny1643]

This what happens when DIYER does his own work and expects electrician's to put it right it's a feck up! 😮

[@supersparks9466]

I didn’t see the “insane” bit