Surviving Supply Chain Disruptions: The Breaker Shortage & Zombie Waves Saga

--ABR Electric in Collin County TX
214-690-1941
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James Adams gives us today an entertaining look at the challenges faced by the electrical industry in 2023. With a shortage of 60amp Eaton 2 pole electrical breakers, James at ABR Electric take us through the supply chain issues causing the problem. The pandemic is obviously identified as a key factor, but the video also explores the broader impact of supply chain disruptions on residential consumers of EV charging stations and other breaker issues.
You will hear Mr. Adams use terms like "zombie waves", a phenomenon caused by weird THD waves and how it impacted his home recently.
As the leading residential electrical contractor in Collin County for sourcing valuable supplies, ABR Electric is well-placed to offer expert advice and guidance on how to navigate these challenges. Viewers will come away from this video with a greater understanding of the issues facing the industry, and a newfound appreciation for the expertise of the team at ABR Electric.

[@edhatfield9487]

I’m a electrical distributor in Maryland and we have no CH260 breakers.

[@Gruntled2001]

Great episode, love it!

[@peyton6488]

Thanks again!!!

[@michaeladams9129]

Rookie move James, quick shout out to your brother, solar guy…..

[@abrelectric]

Yeah, he's the best 👌

[@leestokes6761]

You should have told your wife you wanted to turn on the disco music and boogie with her like you were teenagers.

[@abrelectric]

Maybe I'll do it again. Great idea!

[@edhatfield9487]

Do you buy from Crawford Electric in Texas?

[@abrelectric]

No, just the other usual suspects - Elliott's, CED, CES. Should I buy from Crawford?

[@edhatfield9487]

@@abrelectric Its our sister operating company so I have to say yes.

[@The_Ladder_Perspective]

these guys pay 25 max for service technicians LOL u think a licensed & experienced service tech (whos worth his weight in salt) will accept that?

[@abrelectric]

Not relevant or true. Thanks