Re-Cap Learning Part 1 our Steel Conduit Lighting Circuit (Installation Theory Exam)

[@PlymouthSparky]

Absolute brilliant explanation of Steel Conduit Lighting Circuit.I don't know any body else on youtube who goes into the detail you do. The best go-to for anybody coming into the electrical industry. Im an old Sparks and still learn something new from your vids.

[@GSHElectrical]

It’s messages like this that keeps me going... thanks as always for the support and watching Gaz

[@alvinashman6371]

Learning never stops, nobody knows everything but I reckon Gaz is pretty close 😉

[@ManojKumar-xt9rw]

I am from INDIA G I Conduit accessories Manufacturer Please Send your contact information and Email address

[@markadams3746]

Passed my science exam yesterday thanks to you and your great videos I’ve been watching keep up the great work 😊

[@GSHElectrical]

Great news Mark. Hard work has its rewards 👍🏻

[@davidroche6973]

Thanks Gaz, great revision tool as always on the run up to the exam, do appreciate your time and effort putting these re cap videos together 👍

[@GSHElectrical]

Hi. I hope they help... Thanks Gaz

[@Keith-jj2oh]

Excellent stuff mate!!

[@LindaTheLearner]

Thanks for another excellent vid Gaz 🙏

[@DavidLee-cw6ci]

What kind of screws are meant to be used with the conduit boxes?

[@alistair1978utube]

Good video, very interesting. Could you say when it's required/useful to use crinkle washers, and backnuts on conduit couplers?

[@dannymort7262]

Depth of knowledge is amazing. I wonder if you're producing installation electricans at your establishment or individuals to sit on technical helplines for one of the governing bodies. I hope you keep these videos coming because your fan base expands beyond your learners. I hope this message has been of some help

[@GSHElectrical]

Hi. Thanks for the kind words I may have to copyright my catchphrase... I have had some amazing learners over the years let’s hope they can progress to the NIC or IET. Keep watching and thanks for the support Gaz

[@adambrammeld9286]

Is this the EAL Level 2? The layout is exactly the same as one we had to do! If I’m ever unsure I always come back to your videos they are great!

[@GSHElectrical]

Thanks Adam and yes Tresham College teachers EAL and City and Guilds 👍

[@morkthebuilder9943]

Brilliantly done very helpful. As a side note how would you safely take 2.5 t&e cable into a metal clad socket box. Rubber grommets?

[@GSHElectrical]

Wiska cable glands. Thanks for watching. Gaz 🦾

[@morkthebuilder9943]

Cheers would that be the same for indoor use. I was thinking of wiska cable grommets. Like the ones used on consumer units

[@Volkayne]

Great explanation thank you very much mate 👍

[@GSHElectrical]

Glad it helped 🦾. Gaz

[@alq8879]

Thank you for this video. I've got a quick question. Could you make a video on how you assembled this lighting circuit once the bends have been made? There's a sequential steps that aren't entirely intuitive for me as an apprentice. I presume the spouted t box on the left was installed first with the 90, then the spouted t box on the right with the 90. Then the middle section with a running coupler. The two middle vertical runs, I am uncertain of. Thanks for hte video.

[@grahamhiggins1816]

for the pipe coming down vertical, I need to cut it to length. Do the ends need to be threaded?

[@Phil_AKA_ThundyUK]

Nice.

[@ABESuperKiteDay]

I wish I did this course !

[@GSHElectrical]

Thanks 👍🏻

[@seandempsey7351]

Fantastic , brings back happy memories of my time at Watford college, I haven’t seen black enamel conduit for years is still available? Also is pyro still available?very well explained, and simple to understand. Fantastic video as always Gaz ❤️👍👍👍👍