How to Build a Food Truck: Installing the Electrical

[@piinocchiio5730]

Bro you are carrying KZbin right now. What a great video!

[@fbaltierrez]

Appreciate it 👍👍

[@SteveBrassy]

That's perfect explanation 👌

[@chrisreviews9043]

I fuckin love you dude!!! I've been watching your videos over and over and being taught and today I turned the lights on!!!

[@blakegullett3407]

I like the way you explain things simple and where everything makes sense and not over my head. Wife has a snow cone truck and your videos helped me so much not over kill like others. Thanks

[@fbaltierrez]

Appreciate that feedback!!!!

[@ederreis3394]

Outstanding video amigo! I love how simple you try to make your videos and somewhat easy to understand for someone like me with very little knowledge on how to build a food truck 🙏🏼

[@fbaltierrez]

Good morning. Appreciate that, try to grab as much detail as possible without making it tooooo long.

[@Rmunoz1984]

Hey Frank thank you so much for all your time an great explanation of everything hermano, I’m in the process to purchase my trailer same size of your for my sandwich shop lol, from Brockton Massachusetts keep up the good work hermano.

[@fbaltierrez]

Love it!!!!! Massachusetts was there in March great place

[@omarlc2049]

thanks for the videos it helped me a lot in my trailer

[@johnthompson3305]

FANTASTIC EXPLANATION!!

[@fbaltierrez]

Appreciate that!!!

[@smpdvm7985]

Thank you! Good info. Building a food truck so this helps!

[@basiliozapata4725]

Hey Frank, I always enjoy your videos, like your charisma, thank you for sharing your videos, could you send me a copy of electrical drawing so I can run my wires as you did in your food truck please

[@fbaltierrez]

Good afternoon, anything additional besides the free KZbin videos are only included now with my ebook per request. You can still find how I wired everything on my food truck free following my videos.

[@mariacuisine8432]

great video frank!! I like that way you explain the electric panel now its give me the idea to keep working on my food truck.

[@jesuspoem3269]

Yoooo! That Makes so.much sense bro. Love your content.

[@fbaltierrez]

Appreciate it

[@andref713]

Awesome, i had my trailer made for us for $11,000. They had it for 1year 6months and it was never finished. Luckily i was able to get it with title and now i have to finish it. Little by little I have to figure this out.

[@fbaltierrez]

You got this!!!! By the time you know it, it will be done

[@bossbae4223]

There is no one in my area that will do any electrical, plumbing or anything on this trailor!!!! I've had every company known to men come out and they claim it's out of their "league." Thanks for your video. Anyone who wants my half-ass trailor, hit me up!

[@MaceFXE]

Where are you located?

[@bossbae4223]

I am in Norman, Oklahoma

[@chrisreviews9043]

Seriously thank you for teaching me ! Also menards should Pay you because i copied literally everything you bought to do exactly same way as you...much love bro

[@dionr1649]

I have a floating neutral on the Westinghouse 4500. Ordered a bonding plug off Amazon. I used the breaker box that you used. Coincidentally have the same gen as you. If I had bonded the breaker box would that have also solved the problem. In any case videos have been also only thing left for me to do is plumbing and ceiling. I used frp for the walls. Thanks for the video’s. Dion

[@fbaltierrez]

I didn't bond mine. Kept it Seperate

[@ethanpeebles460]

It’s dangerous to send constant current through your ground(it also isn’t sized to handle all the current). A floating neutral can lead to voltage spikes and fry the components of your truck. Spend the money and have an electrician figure it out. It’ll save you down the line

[@28Emanuelp]

I have a 6x12 trailer with a 30amp breaker box. What all can I put in? As far as stove griddle vents lit on system. All I I’m trying to put in my concession stand is a griddle, ventilation system of course, and warmers.

[@fbaltierrez]

You would just add all the watts of the equipment and compare them to the 30x120=3600 watts from the 30 amp power.

[@newland3245]

Very interesting you make me wants to do my food trailer and I am doing it my question is there any requirements for the trailer in Dupage county thanks

[@fbaltierrez]

There are requirements but they are very basic and easy to follow. It's all on their website

[@prs3188]

Frank, Thanks for the videos, man. They’re great. Would you happen to have an electrical diagram? I am converting a camper into a coffee trailer, and if you happened to have one, I would greatly appreciate having it for a reference.

[@fbaltierrez]

No don't have one, can I make one yes. Send me an email [e-mail] see what we can figure out

[@joannevans9629]

Question: I have been working to source the trailer attachment for a 4 prong plug to generator. Since I will have a coffee machine I'll need the 240 Volt. I spoke to someone at a local electrical store yesterday and he asked if I wanted the 4 prongs to be straight or bent. Would you be able to explain when bent is needed? When is it needed and how would you know it's needed? Thank you in advance!! I love your videos and am so very grateful for the work you are doing to teach.

[@fbaltierrez]

All depends on the equipment or receiver end. There is no right or wrong it's all depending on that variable. 240v is 240v

[@joannevans9629]

@@fbaltierrez Thank you

[@user-eq7cc1yt6z]

Good man

[@ClassicRockA-Z]

Is the breaker panel in my food trailer considered a main panel or sub-panel? Do I need to remove the green bonding screw?

[@mikeking2064]

Hey Frank, just wondering what type and size generator you use on your trucks, can't seem to find a video. Love your videos, learned a lot. Thanks for everything.

[@fbaltierrez]

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[@rebeccawilliams7239]

Super simple. Do you have a show and tell just on what wires go where on the switch and then to the daisy chain?

[@RubenGuerrero-x8c]

Hey Frank I have a question. trying to stay at a 30 amp set up on my coffee trailer but I have two appliances pulling 1800w 15 amps each my espresso machine and the fridge what would be my best option in your opinion? thanks love your videos

[@fbaltierrez]

@RubenGuerrero-x8c would have no choice but to go to 50 Amps. That's not counting lights, outlets, miscellaneous other things you will use. 50 amps definitely

[@desireelozano4539]

@@fbaltierrez That’s what I kinda figured. But thought I’d ask a professional. Last question and maybe a dumb one. 50 amp is just the total correct the actual breakers would still be 20 Amp and 15 amp right? Just more of them? Or am I thinking of this all wrong?

[@fbaltierrez]

@desireelozano4539 yes. 50 it total and gets distributed

[@jameschristoforo5097]

I am building a food trailer and can't seem to find an answer on grounding. I see trailers at events that are run by generator. But I don't see where the generator or food trailer is grounded anywhere. Are they? Do they need to be? Issue I am seeing is that I have a brand new generator that I started up yesterday. It is showing 80 volts at the generator but I see nothing when I plug it into the trailer. Trying to debug the issue and wonder if it is grounding related. Many thanks!

[@kenbaustin4533]

Your a natural in front of the camera my friend! Just curious why you didn't distribute the 110 loads across both legs of the 8 gauge feed?

[@DirtySnowToGo]

Thank you 🙏

[@fbaltierrez]

My pleasure

[@trilexfix]

Great video but could you just make the negative lead on the metal for the entire truck?

[@fbaltierrez]

Good morning. Don't understand the question

[@trilexfix]

@@fbaltierrez like on a car you know how on a car they bolt the negative lead of the battery to the car. I am asking can you use this same concept for a food truck?

[@fbaltierrez]

@trilexfix no not on AC current

[@trilexfix]

@@fbaltierrez thank you for the answer my friend!!!

[@hiedihogan4392]

if you split the circuits up with mini breakers will that create 4 equal 15 amp circuits? I need to power 2 10 amp food warmers and a vitamix (12 amps) plus everything you have in your trailer - will the breaker box/romex 14/2 be enough??

[@fbaltierrez]

I'll tell you how I have mine. I have 2-15 amp circuits. If I wanted to run 4-15 amp circuits, then I would have to upgrade to a 60 amp generator. Mine currently only pushes 30 amps. Can it be done yes.

[@hiedihogan4392]

@@fbaltierrez thanks for all your help! Just to clarify - I am going to use the mini splits to create 4 15 amp circuits to create 4 homeruns - should I mix and match the romex? 14/3 for the lower amp circuits and 12/3 for the food warmer/ blender outlets?

[@thereisnodayliketoday2994]

Quick way to help understand what the wire numbers actually mean - the first number refers to the gauge (thickness) of the wire and the second number refers to the number of conductors (separate, insulated strands of copper). The smaller the first number, the thicker the gauge, one of those inverse annoyances (:

[@fbaltierrez]

Boom!!!! There we go! Love the explanation

[@nickgee2117]

Hey Frank do you lay frp first then start electrical ?? Already have food truck and starting to build

[@fbaltierrez]

No Electric always first. The running of the wires

[@randor73]

any chance you can do a video on if you need to do a 50amp service?? I am staring this possibility and can not find anything on this

[@fbaltierrez]

I would always try to go for the 50 amp service.

[@virvis1]

I constantly pop the circuit breaker on my generator. I'm running a 4000 watt with a 30 amp plug into the trailer. Never blew breakers in the box, just in the generator. Do I need to upgrade the generator?

[@roodlenoodle9751]

Hey Frank, we're trying to drill through our thin stainless steel wall panel of this food trailer we ordered. We have to reinforce the corners where the wall meets the floor as there are gaps. We've tried cobalt drill bits and it's not going through. Could it just be a tougher alloy? Do you have any idea's on a different bit perhaps?

[@fbaltierrez]

No. Cobalt Is what I use

[@2ndhandsmokingbbq579]

Can I use outdoor 14/2 on the inside? I already have a roll I got prettt cheap and don’t wanna have to buy a $100 roll if I don’t have to. Thanks again for the videos 😀

[@fbaltierrez]

Absolutely. That's what I'm going to use here very soon. 👍

[@2ndhandsmokingbbq579]

@@fbaltierrez thanks brother

[@Chrissy_Onye]

Will this work for my salon? I need power for a mini split obviously(air), dryers,hot water heater

[@dionr1649]

Hey Frank love the videos. Have been very helpful. Question. I made a shore power cable which powers my trailer no problem from home (used the plug-in tester-good). Made my generator plug same way same connections, however now my tester is saying open ground using just the generator. Any direction you can point me to?

[@johnthompson3305]

Maybe next video you can cover bunting?! Ha! Great job!

[@lottricemalone1800]

What are some of the best equipment to purchase for food truck? Such as stoves, fyers, giddles, refrigerator,warmers.

[@fbaltierrez]

Filming a video about this topic today, im buying 2 pieces of equipment this week.

[@lottricemalone1800]

Will be looking forward to it.

[@wrappinitupwithchief4346]

hey I gotta question can your run the 50 amp breaker box through a 50 amp inlet motor plug on a 5400 watt 30 amp generator?

[@wrappinitupwithchief4346]

all 120v

[@fbaltierrez]

You could run less amps on a big wire size than it's rated for but not the reverse. Can't run 20 amps through a 15 amp wire.

[@coachcarter5580]

Thanks for all the information, good sir. I have two rookie questions: 1. My unit will have a 30 amp fuse box (8 breakers electric system 110v/220 v 30A), so does this mean that the total equipment on the trailer shouldn’t go over 30 amps REGARDLESS of how much the generator can hold? 2. The unit comes with a 30 amp plug. For my generator, I wanted at least a 10 ft cable. The generator includes a 120V 30A locking outlet, but would a 125v 30 cable suffice?

[@fbaltierrez]

Big factor there is the wire size if you overload the wire it can over heat and thats where the wire can melt over time. 10 gauge typically is 30 amps. 8 gauge is always better. That's what I installed in the new trailer

[@alextorres6333]

Thank you for the great channel I’m building of the truck along with you and there’s been a great help but I do have a question on the electrical everything is working the lights but when I go outside in a touch anything that is metal I’m getting zap ⚡️.Do you think I have a background or what do you think is the issue .thank you for your help

[@MdnghtDeVert]

Frank HELP, panels properly hooked up with 6/3. Connected to a reliance 50amp outlet. Using 15 to 50amp converter, the converter tests fine. As soon as I connect the ground wire it trips the house breaker. BUT when I attach a plug to the panel, the tester shows Correct with ground wire off the Reliance inlet? Thoughts? I'm baffled.

[@MdnghtDeVert]

Nevermind. I figure it out I think. I was wiring it up like the house. Didn't remove the bonding screw. This is my first trailer. Might want to add that to your next electrical video. LOL

[@johnhenderson2976]

Can I use 12/3 for my food truck to run the refrigerators lights and exhaust fan

[@fbaltierrez]

You can, shouldn't be a problem. Just use a 20 amp breaker

[@v77raja]

Thanks. How did you cover gap behind your exhaust hood???

[@fbaltierrez]

Still haven't covered it, has been too cold lately, but will be cutting a piece of SS to cover it

[@dionr1649]

Videos awesome, typo below. Mahalo

[@theriverakings]

Need advice..bought a Brazilian vw bus food truck..but is all Brazilian outlets...can I switch to American??

[@strings1955]

Howdy Frank. Enjoying your vids. Good info. Since you're an electrician by trade, a question on running dual roof A.C. and the associated wiring for it. The generator is a Pulsar G12KBN that maxes out at 12,000 watts and has a 50amp/240v output available. Using the 240v/50 amp output, could I wire both rooftop units on a separate 120v circuit and the rest of the truck on the other 'side' of the 240v/50amp output? Would there be a better way? We also have two large coolers for food and drinks, lights, etc.

[@fbaltierrez]

You running it all to a breaker panel correct?

[@strings1955]

@@fbaltierrez Correct. Have not taken off the dead panel, so not sure of the wiring.

[@annmariethompson4154]

Does there need to be a grounding wire at each outlet?

[@frasertones8519]

Thank you for these videos Frank! I'm getting a lot of good tips. I hoping to get some advice on what breaker panel I need. I'm actually building a bar truck for weddings and special events and only plan on using shore power for now. Because I will be running a keg cooler and a bottle cooler (both 115v) plus some led lights, I guess I will need to be plugged into two designated 15 amp circuits. Do I need two seperate breaker boxes or can I get one that allows for two input sources? Thanks Frank, Mike in BC Canada.

[@fbaltierrez]

Sorry for late reply. But a Siemens 8 circuit panel works a little small one

[@bartanderson2525]

Good stuff Frank! Could you please clarify exactly what is on each of your 15 amp circuits? Did you put the food warmer, fridge and hood fan on one and the lights and water pump/heat on the other? Also, will 10/3 be enough for service cable? Thanks bro.

[@fbaltierrez]

Food warmer is on its own circuit all by itself. Everything else is on the other circuit

[@vernalcann7253]

Hi Frank, I like your video great information I'm going to make a concessions stand from a shipping container I would like to talk to you.

[@thanhnguyen-ze9lh]

Hello Frank my name is Jimmy I like to watch your video and learn. I have a question need your help. My food truck 26’ equipment I have is 1 refrigerator, 1 sandwich cooler, 1 microwave, 1 cooking rice, 1 ice maker 130lbs, 1 exhaust fan, water pump and light. So how many amps or watts I should get generator? Man electrical box how many breaker and how much amps do I need? And how do I run wires? Please can you help, thank you.

[@fbaltierrez]

Thank you for watching appreciate it. Step 1 would be to add your entire watts or amps either one but makes sure its the same either watts or amps on all your devices. And divide by 120 or multiple by 120 depending on what number you used.

[@fbaltierrez]

And that should give you the answer as to size of generator

[@cesarledezma4524]

Hola Frank se podrían dejar los outlets a 22" de altura del piso para los refrigeradores?

[@fbaltierrez]

Yes asi los tengo yo

[@cesarledezma4524]

@@fbaltierrez gracias

[@Bonbonstacos]

hello i just purchased a step van and i want to convert it into a taco truck its empty no window no anything and i was wondoring if you could help with the very first steps to starting my build im a diy type of person but not to sure where to start i have ideas but not to sure

[@socialtalkpodcast5958]

Hey Frank, can you add more than 1 home run to a 15 or 20 amp breaker

[@fbaltierrez]

Can you, you can however not recommended. The best option would be to connect the 2 wires together in the panel with a wire nut and then take another wire from those 2 as a pig tail and take it to the breaker

[@DanielWilliams-er3wc]

You should have a dedicated circuit for each large appliance like a microwave but if you want to combine hoodfan with lights and the fire suppression/ alarm thats fine as long as your hoodfan is a small load like 3 to 5 amps

[@fbaltierrez]

@@DanielWilliams-er3wc Fire Suppression System does not require an electric connection. Well speaking for the ones I get installed

[@omarlc2049]

I want to ask you about what is better in a fryer, electric or gas to make churros,thanks

[@kendrellgriffin5101]

I'm building my food truck and working on the electrical far as watts and amperage.. I am going to get a pretty hefty generator. Im currently looking around 9500 watts and 78.8 amps total.. I need help on determining what type circuit box I need as well as if a 50 amp or 30 amp plug would be beneficial. and if a 14/2 or 12/2 wiring?

[@fbaltierrez]

Any panel would work. This one I'll link for you here handles 125 amps. I would use 12 gauge

[@fbaltierrez]

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[@kendrellgriffin5101]

@@fbaltierrez thanks that really helps me to get a better understanding Think in going to get that panel in the link. I really appreciate that info .. 9500 is my max but not all at the same time I can cut it down to between 6600 and 8250 watts but would rather have a little more than enough than to little. and the 12 gauge wiring would be good to use with the 50amp or the 30 amp side of the Generator?

[@kendrellgriffin6451]

@@fbaltierrez what size wire would you recommend for the S/O cable for a 50 amp?

[@fbaltierrez]

@@kendrellgriffin6451 I would go 6 gauge

[@jessicabrotherton3947]

We’re going with a 50 amp system to power several large appliances all at once. Would you use the lower gauge for the large appliances and higher gauge to run lines for lights and such?

[@grownathome8041]

12/2 will work for anything other than 220v

[@FillUp1992]

Great video Frank! I got it the first two videos but this is a very descriptive video to clarify, so now I'm confident I did everything right. One question, what kind of box did you use to cover the S/O wire on the floor? Do you have a link?

[@fbaltierrez]

Awesome!!!!! Love it. I used a wire mold box. I linked it on the description with a blank cover to cover the box opening. Works great

[@jreynoso700]

I love your videos brother I have a quick question what generator you recommend me for a 20 ft trailer

[@PressOnMobileCoffee]

If your total wattage doesn’t exceed 3k watts, I use the Predator 3500. It’s super quiet. For more wattage, I also have the Champion 6250 Open Frame Inverter generator.

[@fbaltierrez]

I like the Westinghouse inverter generator great generator the predator is great also just handles a little less than the Westinghouse

[@fbaltierrez]

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[@somertw]

@@fbaltierrez Hey Frank, I hope you're getting paid for these affiliate links! Your content is so helpful and niche. I guarantee people will use these links to buy stuff. I know I will. Keep it up! Cheers!

[@jreynoso700]

@@fbaltierrez Thank you brother

[@elizabethfurst7395]

We are in process of designing our coffee truck, your videos are awesome!! Is stainless steel a requirement for walls ??

[@DanielWilliams-er3wc]

Its great for foodsafe. Easy to clean and looks nice

[@jessicabrotherton3947]

It could vary per state but in NC, they allow alternatives to stainless so long as it can be easily cleaned.

[@unknownperson254]

Hey frank can I the entire truck on 14/3 wire?

[@fbaltierrez]

For sure a little over kill on wire but yes

[@unknownperson254]

@@fbaltierrez much appreciated thank you

[@jr3372]

Hey brother where can i buy stainless steel sheet,i live in PA

[@fbaltierrez]

No idea anymore to be honest. They are hard to find and if you find super expensive

[@jr3372]

@@fbaltierrez ok,what do you use to put at the walls inside

[@aftech7268]

U need to do a video for folks tonight stall their own EV charging station at home, Also RV 30 Amp power hookup at home

[@arturoduran8933]

Que tal gracias por tus videos estoy trabajando en mi food truck y me gustaría aprender como poner instalación de electricidad pero no sé nada de eso me podrías ayudar

[@liamstone3437]

So what about a main breaker? How do you size the main breaker - do you size it by the service cable size?

[@fbaltierrez]

There is no main breaker in this breaker box. Only 2-15 amp Breakers and the generator inlet plug in the front of the trailer. The wire gets sized by the size of the generator you are using

[@liamstone3437]

@@fbaltierrez but if i connect to power that is not from my generator would i need a main breaker?

[@fbaltierrez]

@@liamstone3437 that power line should have a breaker of its own from its breaker feed

[@fbaltierrez]

@@liamstone3437 but you can just buy a breaker box in your truck with a main breaker that Will work perfectly as well.

[@user-bp6hs9bz8x]

Hey Frank! Great video as always! Question for ya, kinda off topic but still electric related... Do you use an air conditioner in your builds? For your size trailer (according to square footage) could easily be cooled by a 5000-6000 BTU (750 watts tops) air conditioner. Now maybe with all kitchen equipment running heating up the place, that size AC might not be strong enough? I'm debating putting one in my build but I dont wanna waste my time/money if its not feasible.

[@fbaltierrez]

I didn't put AC in my trailer and this new one does not have one either. Just use a fan and you should be good

[@29reynoso]

Hola frank que tal una pregunta cual es el precio average en la construcción de una food truck sin contar el trailer cuanto aproximadamente se necesita para construir una ya teniendo el trailer? Gracias por cierto tuve el placer de conocerte en una conferencia de vienes raíces con Antonio 😃

[@fbaltierrez]

Ahhhh que bien. Si tienes ya la traila. Depende mucho del equipo que uses pero mas o menos unos 15k

[@buggdavis8131]

Where did you buy your stainless steel from sheets

[@socialtalkpodcast5958]

Can you have 15 and 20 amp breakers in the panel box at once

[@fbaltierrez]

Absolutely. You probably have something like that at your home now

[@socialtalkpodcast5958]

@@fbaltierrez thanks we are in the beginning stages of building our bbq food trailer

[@crharrell01]

@@fbaltierrezHello, just a piggy back off of this question. I am purchasing a gyro machine where the user manual states the following "The air switch for the power cord should be above 15A. I assume (sent a message to the company and waiting for a response) that requires more than 15AMPS so I was thinking of doing a dedicated breaker of 20AMPS with a homerun directly using a 12/3 wire. Can I use 14/2 or 14/3 for the rest of the equipment? Warmer is 12.5AMP, Prep Fridge, Main Fridge, Water Heater, and lights are under 1OAMPS. So approximate total amps used will be 42.5. Does that means that I would have to use a 50AMP plug and inlet box (4 prong) and would my SO cable need to be 8 gauge or 6? Also in the 100 or 125 AMP panel box, would I be required to use 240V or can I use everything on one side only? If so what size breakers should I use?

[@fbaltierrez]

@@crharrell01 depends on your equipment. If only 120 is needed then just one leg is needed. I use 6 gauge wire for 50 amps

[@daltonmiller8711]

Do you sell these? If so how much?

[@fbaltierrez]

I'm just selling the one I am showing on my last videos. Check it out and if you like it we can talk about it further

[@kenthebarber9174]

Can you do a drawing for us i have a 18 x 8 x 6.5 and I need to learn the wiring from you please

[@juannavarro8659]

How did you connect the tankless water heater To the light

[@christinavissichelli8150]

Hi, his water heater is run on propane. I'm thinking you are referring to the water pump? Is that right?

[@katewall4274]

where do you run your earth cable to

[@fbaltierrez]

You just use the green/ground cable that comes in the S/O cord (main power cable)

[@katewall4274]

@@fbaltierrez so how do you earth the generator or don't you have to

[@fbaltierrez]

@@katewall4274 Don't have to, you just bond the neutral and ground in the panel. The panel comes with the bond. It's a piece of metal in the panel

[@themarathon6217]

That's for new video

[@living4adrenaline]

FRANK YOU COME TO OREGON HELP ME BUILD TRUCK?

[@PressOnMobileCoffee]

Not trying to step on your toes but careful with the wire size, you cannot use 14 gauge wire for a 20 amp circuit. 20A circuits must use 12 gauge or larger. Check out this wire gauge chart: www.mcgowanelectric.com/uploads/wire-size-chart.jpg

[@fbaltierrez]

Absolutely you are correct but I'm not using a 20 amp circuit in this food truck. Only 2 15 amp circuits

[@tonireneeltd10]

Can you do mine please 😏

[@bobbruno4691]

Too much talking

[@angelmartin4519]

Than learn yourself somewhere else we don’t need you here

[@living4adrenaline]

Dude make the video when you're actually doing the work and stop flapping your lips.

[@Macdoesthis46]

Bro talks to much get to the pointmy boy