Easily £40K - Pricing a Job for a Plumber

[@NBundyElectrical]

Black Friday deals at ITS bit.ly/3BhDCrG

[@artisanelectrics]

His unit is in the same place as our new office - gonna undercut you mate 🤣👍

[@NBundyElectrical]

Ffs

[@cms4467]

Undercut? Nick could buy a house with the amount you would charge.

[@edglue6138]

@@NBundyElectrical One thing you don't have to worry about. Artisan undercutting you🙄

[@Lewdacris916]

LOL collab on the install, tons of views

[@PlanetCypher_]

I don't think Jordan knows how to undercut ! 😆😀

[@Sparks66]

I’d put everything in galvanised trunking & conduit. It looks good & easily expandable for future upgrades . Looking forward for the finished job

[@RichardArblaster]

I was trying to think who Jimmy reminds me of, now it's just clicked. Bradley Walsh 😆😆😆

[@pauliboo2]

Similar voice, but 40 years ago (have you seen Bradley recently, he looks rough!)

[@curtanee]

I was thinking more of a mix between Bradley Walsh and Bradley Cooper

[@StreamFeeds]

@@curtanee hahahahha!

[@rayc1503]

Jimbo's the secret lovechild of Martin Roberts from Homes Under The Hammer.

[@plumberparts]

Surely Bradley Copper!

[@mfx1]

He's a plumber surely he can do his own electriks like most plumbers.

[@johnmit]

You might be better off with ceiling mounting a bank of infrared heaters in the studio space, rather than a single convection heater - especially if you're already going up there to install the double sockets. They're a very common way of heating high ceiling spaces (e.g. churchs) for a lot less power. You'll struggle to get much benefit from a convection heater as most heat generated will get lost up to the ceiling space. And if you're worried about a warm red glow spoiling the studio lighting, go for infrared panel heaters. They can also be low power enough to drive through a smart plug for the desired smart connectivity.

[@richarddunkling2807]

A plumber asking how many heaters he needs? Get jimmy to do a heat loss calculation

[@plumberparts]

Can't be bummed!

[@michaelgorman1359]

For heaters go with ceramic ceiling or IR CEILING PANELS. no noise

[@danielarhire1770]

This side of Christmas make my day!

[@justinsparky4106]

I would use nny-j with metal clad sockets, easy to run and don't need to gland it.

[@geoffreycodling8071]

Where was Rodger Bisby?

[@JRCElectrical]

I would say Put a coat on and save your money 😂

[@bjeelectrical809]

Try ATC lifestyle heaters. They are expensive to buy but are brilliant for small commercial spaces

[@haydenuk02]

Great work and thanks for sharing this with us take care

[@Arachnoid_of_the_underverse]

Id suggest blowers that can be used either for heat or on their own to circulate/cool the air during summer , spec for more capacity than required. As for lighting/sockets , install conduit then you can run it mostly in say 25mm. Mind plumbers are like farmers, they have loads of money till you give them a price.

[@jan-dr1xl]

plastic conduit for the sockets, you could also run the heating circuits in the same pipe.

[@charlieecosta5592]

Don't go with fan heaters/blowers as they will be noisy during filming. You could take some dimensions and do a rough calculation on the BTUs required to heat the room, taking into consideration the construction of the building which is probably quite 'lossy'. Great banter anyway!

[@pwaelectricalltd29]

I’d go for some industrial infrared heaters.

[@scottsparky1]

For the heaters add a helicopter fan to blow heat back down

[@bimble7240]

Absolutely agree about the fans. And infra reds for a quick effect after a cold night.

[@nibs2344]

I suggest the PlusHeat Power Heater or Ruby heater, they are top class. Should be able to get them in NEW Coventry or CEW Newry in Northern Ireland.

[@titmando1199]

trypophobia is fear of holes, great video as always

[@Daemiex]

potter n hagrid ride again

[@greenhac1]

Infrared heaters

[@gezski]

100% radiant heaters. Infra red or gas ambi-rad. Don’t go blowing or heating the air.

[@jonathanstephens7804]

Electric Boiler? Just need a plumber to install the rads lol

[@JayTheSparky]

56k Dial up! Those where the days! “Get off the Internet so I want to use the phone” Definitely showing your age Jimmy… and mine 🤣

[@AGRElectrics]

Honeywell smart stat and infered heaters. And about 1kish

[@ashvanbro9329]

Best two guys

[@PGriff]

How about some infrared panel heaters? You could mount them up on the frame to save floor space and then if you wanted to remotely switch them on/off you could use some smart plugs sockets (I’m really pleased with my Lightwave RF sockets). I also have infrared panels in my garage - they go to a thermostatic plug just to keep the chill and condensation off my tools in the colder months. You could also use a thermostatic plug (some of the smarter ones include timers), instead of smart sockets and just leave the thermo plug to run the heating panels when you want by setting the timer

[@leegunnerz1830]

What are the chances my favourite plumber KZbinr and my favourite electrician met up to make a vid 😎👌👌

[@barryjdwyer]

Re: smart lighting: Sonoff R3 switches or Sonoff Mini's in the back boxes to add smart functionality at a fraction of the cost of Philips Hue etc.

[@renevwestrhenen4697]

Where is that lik

[@paulsinclair827]

Reverse cycle split AC system for heating, 2 indoor units with single combined outdoor unit. Most have wifi adapters and an app.

[@Cablesmith]

No idea what heaters but I’d suggest nothing that has a fan blowing or he will forever be turning it off to film

[@Aaron-ep1ik]

I'd suggest infrared heaters so you heat the people, duplex have a commercial range of fan heaters but that room is going to be difficult to heat with its high ceilings.

[@benlambert9471]

I’d tube it. Either black plastic or galv. Know he said convection/blow heaters but we install Rointe heaters. Decent eco heaters and easy to fit

[@jameskane9763]

13a internally wired bars are best for studios. would also fit some commando sockets behind for temporary power for stuff such as the electric showers then 16a for 16a to 13a drops for stuff such as camera kit or laptops during recording

[@AndyHobson]

What's wrong with Lap? Genuine question. I've not found the quality to be lacking so just wondered. There's definitely some brands you can tell use cheap plastic or are badly made.

[@brendenpalmer9533]

It will be long winded but SWA would look great!

[@PAULKB32]

If your not a fan of LAP which make of flood light do you recommend. Thanks

[@ADAMBRADY04]

Do you still use SY cable had my shed wired in some just for the aesthetics

[@gezski]

NYY-J cable for sockets

[@keithtaborkt]

Use some fans to blow heat down

[@alanr585]

In my experience when using fans the air blowing down is never quite warm enough and just feels like a cool draft all the time, also noisey and blows the dust around.

[@Bozman001]

Part storage is the way to go for electric heating, tech is a lot better these days I recommend dynamic heaters!! 2 X 2.4kw

[@gregwalker1386]

Air con use it for heating up large spaces.

[@renevwestrhenen4697]

Link

[@pinmast0r]

Plumber sockets are a grand each, add the metal clad adds 10% so £8k+£800 metal clad surcharge. Two heater supply £500 each + plumber surcharge of 25% = £1250. £10,250+vat :)

[@harrycollins4347]

In Cambridge, just sub it out to the Artisan squad 😂😂

[@kroneditor9266]

Never found ITS to be competitive enough to buy anything from them :-(

[@Adrianyoutubing]

I'd stick IR heaters on a ceiling that high.

[@RyO-lt1ui]

Has anyone tried infrared panel heaters? The ones that don't have the orange glow. From what I read, they don't heat the air in the room, just the surfaces.

[@oddjobkia]

I would change out the plugs to 15amp fuseless and install 15amp sockets in the the grid, bring them back to a dimmer pack and dmx control them through EOS. much more control.

[@edglue6138]

Liar

[@jackroberts1807]

flat cap ?

[@jackroberts1807]

If they looked like a child, walk away.

[@Chris-hy6jy]

Can't you fit a heat pump or two?

[@garyredfern2542]

😂😂 great video.

[@simplyshaker]

If I fit things that the customer buys then I don't guarantee them. Makes things awkward though doesn't it.

[@matthewtucker1178]

Tado heating controls .

[@RichardArblaster]

The banter is strong in this one 😆😆😆

[@jonesconrad1]

this is too funny.

[@zjzozn]

Gr8 👍

[@IntelestateNetwork]

And I thought it was actually going to be a 40K Project. Oh well!

[@joe2395]

No way convector or storage,definitely quartz halogen,they heat you and not the air,1 in each area will be fine ,they are 1.5kw to 6kw all depends on the size of the area and span which you can work out which one is suitable,I have used them in a gym,looking at the vid should get away with one in each space,the best thing with them you can instantly feel the heat and the clients are well pleased,think we got them from tlc

[@David-mb3eq]

Doesnt matter if your VAT registered you just do it cash in hand 😂 no vat am i correct lol

[@James-gh3mh]

10k

[@davey6024]

That's JCC advert really confused me. Dont get me wrong they make great products but who needs an app to help them install led lights on a roll? I have been doing it fine for nearly a decade I don't understand what the app is for? Unless it's aimed at consumers with no electrical background

[@rjp666]

Why does Jimmy look so small ? My suggestion for heating would be give Jimmy a candle 🕯, he's only a small dude it should keep him nice and warm.

[@MartynSmith]

£40K seems a bit much, perhaps £30K then charge the same for the afternoon

[@cms4467]

Bit low that, I think £39,950 is closer

[@killerbean9911]

"yeah but yours is wet" sounds like such an insult when it's just fact :D

[@sam04019491]

Flexi-con obviously

[@daverowland4311]

Trypophobia is the fear of holes

[@goldwingutube]

Charge at plumbers rates Nick.

[@darrenowen3338]

Fear of holes is trypophobia

[@AndyK.1]

I wouldn’t want a heavy storage heater on the ceiling 😂

[@PlanetCypher_]

Hold Tight!

[@garethevans1707]

Hold tight......

[@kirilltrifanovv8860]

Fear of holes - Trypophobia 🤢

[@jamesduncankidd5823]

Hold tight

[@RichardArblaster]

The fear of holes: Trypophobia - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trypophobia

[@kxrrzy]

Plumbers are so weird

[@randomcamerajunk6977]

Plumbers don't hang around mortuaries

[@Sparks66]

@@randomcamerajunk6977 😂😂😂😂

[@seanmcgrath9167]

them makita coffee makers are shit.....full 6ah 18v batt for one cup of coffee.

[@mfx1]

So quite happy to scam customers but only because the internet didn't exist, seems a lame excuse for scamming people.

[@jsecret9459]

Trypophobia

[@rubbersteve123]

Bye

[@r13gbs]

Ahh the Ego has landed!

[@NBundyElectrical]

??

[@solowen1836]

The prick has landed ohh I mean Rick

[@rayc1503]

Acrorectophobia

[@daverowland4311]

@ray c wrong type of holes

[@ianfidler3053]

Trypophobia