How to Find Information in AS3000

An easy way to find things in the electrical rule book

[@michaelarmstrong937]

im glad someone in australia came on youtube to explain how the book works.. guy in england come to youtube to teach lots of people like""" how to wire a switch bord or how to use an MFT FLUKE OR MFT MEGGER . I WISH WE HAD MORE GUYS LIKE YOU DOING KZbin AND DO ALL THIS THINGS .THANKS

[@nayans810]

Short, sharp, and succinct! awesome Dale, you nailed it, well done.

[@paterson00]

Awesome little video. Great explanation. Thanks for creating it.

[@MrJassi38]

Very well explained mate. Thank you so very much.

[@ravichandransrinivasan5453]

Good to see you explain useful things for tafe students in electrotechnology.

[@phil____5480]

Cheers Dale, very helpful!

[@saharardehali9831]

Thank you for the video :) Very well explained 👍

[@davidblake517]

Spot on mate I’m studying for my L.E.T and the book was doing my head in. Cheers for the video very well explains.👍

[@stonedsloth6367]

how did you go?

[@SamFerlauto]

Doing a disconnect reconnect course and am shocked at how complicated to find a simple answer is so difficult to find. Your video helped me break it up easier but seriously why is it soooooo criptic. Anyway thanks for the video. PLEASE MAKE MORE.

[@saberkangalio9576]

Appreciate it buddy

[@temptsau1224]

Thanks mate!

[@sanjaynand1765]

very helpful

[@MrGEO1940]

My house i rent it in Melbourne and does have an old electrical installation, it has old fuses that screw in, but everything works fine... will I need to change these?

[@nidhinbenny7975]

I'm an electrical engineering student in my final year in Australia and I just got told about the existence of the AS3000 for the first time today by my boss. He was stunned that we were never introduced to it at uni. Honestly I can't understand why we were never taught about it either-the base Australian standard for electrical installations and the next generation of Australian engineers are never even introduced to it in their training? I understand that we don't always have to wire systems up ourselves, but I would have thought that this would have been one of the first things introduced. I really do appreciate the fundamental understanding that our theoretical training provides, but to not even mention a book that pretty much summarises the national electrical standard in four years of engineering education is pretty stunning.

[@nidhinbenny7975]

@@genghiskhan8721 Which uni did you go to? Also, was it a master's course? In the country you come from, is all HV work done by engineers? I agree that Engineers Aus hasn't been able to do much for the profession in Australia - which is a bit sad.

[@stonedsloth6367]

@@nidhinbenny7975 stay in india