5 DIFFERENT CABLE CONNECTION METHODS

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[@lifebrazil]

I am an electrical engineer, and I disapprove of many of these methods, including warning of the risk that this can generate. This video is a disservice to a population.

[@angusbeluga9551]

True

[@PhantomWorksStudios]

Especially if it's carrying a voltage and load...

[@davidrossman7925]

Firefighter here who dabbles in DIY electrical work and all I could think about while watching this was every one of those techniques is a fire waiting to happen. None of those are secure and will eventually create resistance heating when under load...

[@ИванИванов-з7п5ъ]

yes. I agree.this is only part of the job. these compounds must be protected from oxygen.

[@rbmilamber84]

i'm able to accept thoose methods but only with soldering after twisting wires. I'm also electrical engineer.

[@chriskellas2902]

I have over 20 years in the electrical trade and not one of these methods would be approved by an electrical inspector. Maybe you could call it an art project... it's very creative!

[@fupidox5642]

What about 2:08?

[@vardukaspavardukas4062]

@@fupidox5642 The same.

[@rashidmdamin5552]

Electrically these methods are acceptable, but practically are not efficient and time consuming when doing the whole house wiring.

[@VAdu56]

NO in Europe...!!

[@melbourneopera]

So how do they do it? Or simply replace a whole new thing with a connector?

[@dynamite155]

The one at 2:10 is known as the western union or lineman splice and has been the standard for attaching two cables for NASA since the latter part of the 90's. So long as you solder the entire piece, it has been proven to be stronger than the rest of the cable in tension, but still provide good/low resistance electrical contact.

[@JazzGearZ4]

Ок. This is very beautiful, just don't forget to solder this beauty after.

[@nutscience2044]

Just twist the two wires firmly and insulate them 😂 Don't waste time by doing this

[@angrygamer3245]

Right😂😂

[@nutscience2044]

@@angrygamer3245 Hmm.... By the way pls check my channel

[@gregjacksun]

What was the point of tugging on the continuous blue wire in the second splice?

[@alemao2676]

ball show lengthy but super perfect work

[@Marcos-tc1un]

Eu usaria uma luva de cobre estanhado é crimpava as duas extremidades para prender os cabos. É rápido, fácil e barato. Na obra, tempo é dinheiro.

[@fernosan]

Good suggestions, although maybe it's too much of uncovered wires. If you have proper insulation ok, but when using only insulation tape I would prefer the usual method.

[@s.w.a.ts.w.a.t851]

It is a good and well done job. We in Iraq do not use such work except for a few technicians who have experience, and I do such work when I go to work when I and the owner of the house agree on such a job and the right price

[@srhabb]

Why does this video have so many likes when these practices are dangerous and can introduce an electrical fire?

[@Bagiragaming78]

what you do at the time of running current will you do this method at that time

[@liamcooper5202]

I feel that solder makes these redundant. And if you feel like, clamp pressure to make the connection a solid copper wire (cold welding). Which is what crimping does when done correctly

[@integrityflyer1962]

Глаза!!!!

[@neligalneligal2055]

Ни как не ожидал увидеть тут столь часта используемую фразу моего больного воображения🤣

[@olegnazarko9762]

не так,как говорит, воображаемый доктор, в моей голове,: ГЛАЗАААА

[@neolomo0504]

Самое интересное, саня оценил)

[@Andreyanswer]

Сварщики в теме )))

[@bogdanbabenko.sf240]

Доктор ти где

[@behzadbejtovic3036]

I am electrician for more than 40 years.Those connections are made better than with wire nuts.Soldering would make them even better.Not by the NEC Code tough.

[@jonmiguel]

Perfectly adequate for low DC voltage ONLY. Most of these are dangerous as hell for higher voltage DC and absolutely unacceptable for AC of any voltage.

[@kruser8636]

Хорошие способы соединения. А ещё пропаять👍. Good connection methods. And also solder👍. P.S. Perhaps I'll take it on board. Sorry for my english, google translator is to blame.

[@elconquistadorism]

This is tweeker method! Not very efficient! I could've soldered 4 connection by time he does one this way. Lol

[@kevinwaters579]

Not safe short term solution

[@estevan7000]

I'm gonna try this at home

[@ДмитрийГизатулин-к4ю]

К таким видео нужно прикладывать, помимо всего прочего, результаты измерения переходного сопротивления

[@pedromeza2398]

Thank you for extremely good easy to use wiring instructions.

[@matrixlo8834]

This is a great idea for running new wires with the old ones through EMT or tight space. Besides that, the wires are stripped back too far and exposed. Not really professional when you have to insulate the expose part with electrical tape. Just save your time and use wire nuts or wago connectors, more safer as well.

[@Muaraindah35]

thank you for the knowledge sir

[@christophersim3370]

Bloody hell im an electrician and this is no way to splice wires together! You’ll get hot spots and not to mention you take too much time.

[@dragonoidman]

Probably only best for a temporary fix

[@xxnotmuchxx]

So how u do it?

[@christophersim3370]

Topsoil Depletion Awareness (closing the loop) twist the wires together and use a marrette/wirenut

[@agrippa7712]

The NEC doesn’t approve these methods

[@yefimov85]

100% truth. Never splice flexible wires like this.

[@prashantpatwardhan6050]

Thanks for information about the different types of joints

[@_thomas.watkins]

Question: have you ever heard of soldering? It’s literally welding but for wires

[@sandyagur9212]

He is an expert in combing his daughters hair

[@moisesmartinez6693]

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[@raulgomez2012]

Muy bueno y efectivo el método para Unir, Ensamblar o empalmar los cables en red domiciliaria. SOLO QUE NO COINCIDEN LOS COLORES. DADO QUE EL ROJO SIGNIFICA POSITIVO,RED O FASE Y EL CELESTE ES EL NEUTRO Y NO PUEDEN EMPALMARSE CABLES DE POLARIDAD OPUESTA O CONTRARIA.Saludos desde Formosa Argentina

[@badalofficial4841]

Wow! Nice work ,ur work have differents.good job

[@arturovazquez482]

Saludos Maestro, desde Apodaca, N.L. México, gracias por todo lo que nos comparte.

[@l.rod2827]

Very creative but impractical or meet NFPA or NESC standards. High voltage lineman may use a couple of these splices, but for low voltages 120 240 a simple wire nut would do.

[@lavaderoadneuquen1503]

increíble amigo es un crack lo que hace.... estuviera bueno que hablara también, no?

[@красноярскориканец]

Видеоурок по технике вязания макраме☝️

[@rinats2427]

Так там все четко же. Пропаять и вообще красота будет

[@dodznb238]

Thank you for this video very nice..💛👇👇👇👇👇👇👍👏

[@hakonv]

Nice. Now i can wire up my new house and save alot of money.

[@martinfrancese6690]

Sería interesante que muestres la forma de aplicar el aislante en cada tipo de unión 👍

[@gauravyadav4216]

When you wanted to be hair stylist but under parental pressure you become engineer 😂😂

[@legaspijr.eduardo4617]

I love your nails.

[@vishnutamilanallrounder7138]

I too love you

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[@russellbay9949]

Баловство всё это, при монтаже на объекте ни один способ не пойдёт)))

[@ДенисДемидов-ь1э]

В целом да , баловство. Все методы описаны в старой советской книжке. Но их реальное примирение ниразу не видел

[@neolomo0504]

Такими темпами не один объект не сдаш

[@piratdvd764]

@@ДенисДемидов-ь1э Заметьте В СТАРОЙ книге , нагрузки тогда были не те а технологии меняются

[@ДенисДемидов-ь1э]

@@piratdvd764 а при чем тут это? Провод зависит от нагрузки, данные виды соединения рассматриваются как правило как монолитное соединение без потерь а марка кабеля тут значения роли не играет

[@СергейЗолотов-ь8э]

Использовать скрутки в проводке запрещено.

[@ricardoi9518]

No están mal tus amarres pero considero q si no aprietas con pinzas tarde o temprano se dará calentamiento en esa conexión y por lo mismo se dará un falso. Ahora q si esos amarres al final los hubieras estañado entonces si que quedarían perfectos.

[@chrisfrazier760]

Another video that proves I’ll watch anything on utube.

[@knowledgetech9068]

very best idea sir

[@skillselectrical]

it was great. good luck

[@NAKLIAJJU]

Love ur chanel. Where do u live bro. I am frm india🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@mrsunyofficial]

Hallo india 🤗🤗🤗

[@vs5122]

Дядя Саня, если у тебя провода вместо верёвки, можно просто на узел связать

[@rustamg4479]

Я так понимаю, что автор думает, что мы не знаем про ручной пресс для обжима кабельных наконечников или про точечную сварку проводов

[@Mobiusslayer13]

8 ways to see pretty blue lights before the fire starts. Please no one do this. Always consult a licensed electrician.

[@drgauti]

doing coils around like that is a definite no no. it will go BOOM

[@l228spn]

As fully qualified plumber, I see nothing wrong here at all.

[@Tyler-cf8jl]

As an unqualified plumber, I agree

[@ElectricianW]

because you are plumber, not electrician.

[@heinrichdevilliers469]

@@ElectricianW learn sarcasm

[@Klawy07]

An excellent video how NOT to do connections. Believe me this is wrong! Copper is oxidizing!

[@robertqueberg4612]

Does any electrical code, anywhere approve basket weaving as a way to join conductors?

[@АлександрФедотов-т9г]

Господа!!!! Не мешайте человеку,он же старался))))

[@artiY2K]

As an electrician my blood boils watching this stupidity

[@pedrovanius2025]

“SUNYFICATION YOUR WORLD“ 👍🏻

[@АлександрГоловань-ь6ю]

Спасибо, за информацию, полезно, лайк поставил.

[@СергейЗолотов-ь8э]

Чем данная информация полезна?

[@АлександрГоловань-ь6ю]

@@СергейЗолотов-ь8э Всё в жизни знать невозможно, мне некоторые моменты пригодились, вот и вся физика.

[@СергейЗолотов-ь8э]

@@АлександрГоловань-ь6ю просто скрутки запрещены. Разрешены: пайка, опрессовка гильзами и соединения спец зажимами. Скрутки ушли в прошлое. Пожарные с ними сильно борются.

[@АлександрГоловань-ь6ю]

@@СергейЗолотов-ь8э Согласен, гос .нормы, всегда меняются, но в боевых условиях, срастить провод, мне пригодилось.

[@shrikantjalihal1544]

You have shown us the way of firm joining of wires, which is a very good video for day today's wiring. I liked this video.

[@s-mart-rholly-s]

Ahora hazlos a 5 metros de altura, sobre tu cabeza, a 42 grados centígrados, en una caja de 2 x 4, con la única iluminacion que te puede dar una linterna de minero en tu casco.

[@apelinosanchez7531]

Jajaj ya te digo....

[@mahaelectricalandplumbings470]

Video super irukku bro

[@Alazim7890]

2:10 I use this method lol xD

[@robbiesmith6033]

This is the first step of a NASA splice. Like all other methods shown, it still needs to be soldered, leaving no bare copper exposed, and then covered in heat-shrink insulative coating.

[@trippy_b]

Video title should be "What Barber does in lockdown!"

[@sofie7sya390]

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[@Gildonos7745]

Скручивал 1 -м способом кабель 25 кв мм ; для контактной сварки ) только мотал не проводом , а прочной нитью и по всей длине .... всё отлично

[@СырымБердимжаев]

Не греется?

[@Gildonos7745]

Сырым Бердимжаев Конечно же нет . Там очень плотно смотано и контакт хороший . Правда есть утолщение по проводу - не критически)

[@edgarlemke8177]

Parabéns muito legal.obrigado

[@lehongo]

Muy lindo el macramé con cables...

[@lilloggy2599]

This is how you burn down your house

[@codeninja1]

Can you imagine going to someones house and seeing this done? I wouldnt know if I'd bust out laughing or say every swear known.

[@gregorykusiak5424]

Actually, these techniques are technically correct. For full completion of the joints, they could be soldered, but they need to be insulated without question before being energized.

[@blackturbine]

This is actually correct way You won't be pulling 400A through them

[@agrippa7712]

NEC doesn’t approve these techniques and if ur doing hundreds of these connection a day the Forman would cus u off the job site

[@agrippa7712]

Gregory Kusiak and black turbine shut up

[@adamwhiteson6866]

To repeat what others here have said. Don do this! These tricks are useful for hobby work on low voltage low current situations. In all other cases, the appropriate manufactured connector must be used. In principle connecting wires seems like the simplest thing but in practice connections, even soldered are the biggest source of troubles in electronics and household wiring. Not only can the circuit fail to work, the heat from the connection can start a fire. Bad connections are a major cause of electrical fires.

[@SAKIBKHAN-vq1zj]

Nice tricks but the electrical work need speedy things

[@kenmanis8977]

I'm 58 yrs old and ive been using the exact methods since I was 5 or 6 it's common sense ive never had any problems with connections made the right way and tite

[@hadritoys]

very nice ideas as usual sir

[@mrsunyofficial]

Thank you my frend 👍👍👍

[@hadritoys]

@@mrsunyofficial welcome sir

[@LuisCarlos-mu7nh]

Muito bom eu gostei

[@motoharukobayashi]

good channel!

[@genisonchannel3298]

Very good idea

[@calvin2876]

How many are actually NEC approved

[@kimchee94112]

I know it's not to code, explain to me why are those methods bad without solder or mechanical means. There is more contact surface at the splice than anywhere along the wire/cable and seem mechanically strong.

[@dieforme-vw7lh]

Aa an elektrician, PLEASE dont do that at home!!!

[@bigbadmodernwolf6078]

Yeah I know that for sure since I do some soldiering

[@josealvarezceron4856]

Está chido el proceso

[@CerealBoyMuesli]

Yeah ! So my house in now up to standard ! NOnonono.... :D

[@zurairkhan]

amazing ..

[@sergeipashenkov1753]

ПУЭ 7. Правила устройства электроустановок. Издание 7 . Соединение, ответвление и оконцевание жил проводов и кабелей должны производиться при помощи опрессовки, сварки, пайки или сжимов (винтовых, болтовых и т. п.) в соответствии с действующими инструкциями, утвержденными в установленном порядке. Тем более в США вам за такое соединение зад порвут.

[@Fehi]

Who has time for this just use cable connector 😂

[@СанёкПоганов]

А теперь нагрузки дай в киловатт этак в 10. И посмотрим как твои соединения будут греться. ;)

[@ЕвгенийНиколенко-в4в]

Видио о том "как спалить квартиру" или опять "с паяльником посорились".

[@Alex.Mel.]

Евгений Николенко После видео с доктором дью я уже боюсь повторять что-либо отсюда

[@StarFightingStory]

У многих странах скрутка розрешена. Я делаю так же но м пайкой...

[@ЕвгенийНиколенко-в4в]

@@StarFightingStory метод пайки приемлем при полной обпайке скрутченых проводов и правильно подобраной температурой нагрева олова. В иных случаях даже зажимы ВАГО будут надёжней на многожилках.

[@progamer-tg4eh]

Nice work

[@myNICKnameISgelo]

How do you insulate that joints?

[@ИванИванов-з7п5ъ]

Вязки проводов красивые. НО! Все эти соединения надо пропаивать. Надежные точки контакта - это газозащищеные точки контакта. Для этого нужна либо среда, либо внешняя сила, непрерывно прижимающая проводники друг ко другу. Мягкая медь не может создать такую силу. Даже если намотать с натягом, со временем соединение ослабнет, туда попадет кислород и все окислит. На скрутки надеваются колпачки со стальной пружиной внутри. Вот она то и сжимает проводники.

[@mahendrapalsingh7594]

Red is rose Violet is blue and i have five finger and one is for you that is thumb 👍

[@АлександрЧубаков-ж5ф]

2,3 и 5 скрутка хорошая, а 1и 4 скрутка они между собой похожи, но они растяжение не выдержат

[@neolomo0504]

Доктор одобряет) если такими методами соединять кабеля я ничего не заработаю

[@AJX.07]

First like and comment are from me

[@MtM2253]

Being such a smart guy you might be interested in a brand new product. It's only been on the market for about 5 minutes but it would be perfect for you. It's called SOLDER. All you have to do is twist the two wires together and heat them with a SOLDERING IRON and melt the solder into the wire. I swear it will revolutionize the entire industry. You really should try it. You'll never have to make a stupid video ever again. OH, I almost forgot. Right before they invented SOLDER (maybe 10 minutes ago) they also invented this other revolutionary thing called SOLDERLESS WIRE CONNECTORS.

[@poserwanabe]

No offense but your best bet would be to get out of the electrical trade and pursue basket weaving...

[@نادرصلاح-و6س]

Very good

[@UnniG]

Awesome⭐️

[@topmechedu7567]

Actually a very useful video Explaining

[@robertozalazar7404]

Exelente....!!!!

[@robercarlo]

*Buenos consejos.* 👍

[@esje25]

Gostei do vídeo

[@cablenowadays6586]

Just stick the crimp connectors if the wires small enough and if it’s a big wire solder it

[@cablenowadays6586]

then heat shrink

[@zongihangi11]

Without soldering, it will sooner or later start to spark, and oxidation will damage the perfect connection. The stronger the current flowing through, the sooner. Maybe in 10 or 70 years. It can be unreliable and flammable.