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[@cputilitysolutions]

Nice tip from Adam about the backpack 👌🏾nice improvisation to carry the fitting 👊🏾

[@user-qs8ei9ly2k]

How times have changed. Spent the first year of my apprenticeship learning to walk girders 20 to 40 feet in the air with nothing to hold on to!! Wow😮

[@pdhr0che]

Rucksack hack is awesome. The plasterboard anchors you used is causing me anxiety. I prefer the ones you need a setting tool for

[@IanFarquharson2]

I was hoping you’d forgotten to take up a pair of snips for the cable tie.

[@shaunnewell1971]

😂

[@liamwoodward1552]

Hi nick, Future reference instead of those plasterboard fixings youve used .... use the fischer red and grey plugs 6mm i promise they are the best plugs ive ever used the weight capacity of them are great especially for big lights. 100% better then those steel plasterboard fixings

[@rogerbean393]

Bettter still get some Rosettes , blue or red, 10mm hole and a nice torq head screw. Available for single and double plasterboard. Plumbers hang boilers of them ! And me 84” TV’s !

[@Longeno55]

The rucksack and cable tie are genius. 👉🏼 Nice chandelier install! ( glad you didn’t fall )

[@NBundyElectrical]

Lol same

[@stevenmassey3369]

He used plaster board screws to fix a heavy fitting what nice about it,, rough as a bears ass if you ask me

[@ms-ff9ed]

@@stevenmassey3369what should of he used?

[@wiganPrayersman5177]

@stevenmassey3369 if you watch the video again, you will see that he didn't use plasterboard screws he used plasterboard fixings and he had to change the screws as he picked up the wrong size.

[@stevenmassey3369]

@@wiganPrayersman5177he used what we call pig tails not suitable for that kind of fitting,, proper sparks would of put wood pattress in while first fix

[@Longeno55]

Wow. That new Unilite is like having your own personal sun in the work area, it so bright!

[@Adam_151]

Probably not great for a fitting this size, but I always used to get the bracket up and then tie the fitting to it through the grub screws holes using a bit of 1.5 singles. connect the light, then cut it away and go to offer it up, bit of blu-tac on driver to hold grub screws (at a push, bit of waterproof compound if no blue tac - but it makes a mess if you are not careful!). For fittings with less than ideal connections fitted inside that sometimes cant be moved (often the CPC is a tang on the metalwork), I'd often pig-tail it with a few inches of singles, which would get dressed into the enclosure as you fitted it back. Fixed wiring from ceiling prepped into large connector blocks prior to bringing the fitting up (and with wagos its even easier).

[@JOSHIMEOW]

No need to get the zs at the light fitting. You should get the r1+r2 + ze to save you erecting the scaffolding again

[@cprfenom]

That tower is something else! I know that some people think that H&S has gone too far, but the slightest mistake and it is bad. Regarding end of line, surely you would add Zdb to R1+R2 and confirm your live test is within tolerance?

[@whatthedeuse]

😂 get a set of Zarges three ways, they’ll get you out of trouble on plenty of hard to reach places. Would have been able to hook the rings on the top and support the weight whilst connecting up 😂

[@tommochelsea72]

That back pack idea is genius. That would have saved me loads time if I thought of that.

[@93lornamae]

Hi Nick. Was wondering how you guys run cables above office ceilings or faulse ceilings. Here in NZ we use cheap insulated cat wire thats easy and cheap to install. And you can cable tie TPS cable to and add lighting points. How do you install cable above cielings? Cheers.

[@Tom_Prendiville]

I have a few unilites now, the neck light has been pinched off me by the mrs for walking the dog (dogging) most recent is the mtb-5300 it's like being in control of the sun.

[@freeitstafford]

If that offer of some free stuff is still open maybe you'd have a word with Anker/Unilite for us? We use a battered old UPS and garden lights at our lock-up at J14 as there's no electric, and it's on its last legs.

[@jonhigginson4096]

I’ve found it goes without saying that the more it looks like the customer has paid for a fitting the more shite the electrical connections will be…

[@imark7777777]

That's definitely a US light. For us that would be just the wires sticking out maybe pre-stripped and then you would twist them together and wire nut with the cable feeding it. It's almost like they said if we throw this connector block on here we can sell it outside the US and China.

[@briwire138]

Doing something like that, you have to constantly tell yourself "don't move me feet, don't move me feet".

[@jvoric]

8:27 those look like the cheapy Chinese connectors that bigclive just did a video about!

[@IanFarquharson2]

What was it, 300 for £5 ? That looks like it came out of the Next catalogue.

[@SuperPedro1961]

Just remember there is a family waiting for you to come home in one piece next time.e you think about climbing onto an obviously unsafe tower, it isn't worth it.

[@lonewolfgeoff]

agreed! should have had someone holding it steady... or get a blumin safe tower of your own!

[@meuk6929]

I spy a K-550 plugged into the power bank at the beginning they're a good little task light. I used mine doing a CU in a small cupboard and it was perfect!!!

[@wiganPrayersman5177]

Nice one that's a good tip.I have one of these lights to fit at home.

[@williammartinculleton5875]

Those plasterboard fixings are pretty poor,I’d never hang a heavy light fitting from them , “ no nay never,no nay never no more “ 😂😂😂🇮🇪

[@MartinE63]

A Clickflow connector would make it so much easier to install and test

[@IAAITKEN]

Great idea about bag and zip tie!

[@kevinpearson1600]

Always dip your screws when you use plasterboard fixings you can then remove them without damaging the plasterboard

[@fairplaytoyou2041]

what do you dip them in

[@chrisrussell8423]

Toggle bolts m5 75mm long buddy

[@imark7777777]

7:45 I know it's been a while since I've done a hula hoop but I don't think that's how you're supposed to do it. It amazes me that lights are just screwed to the wall/ ceiling in the UK. The US we have to have boxes behind them Code approved boxes, but that also means they're fire retardant and have room for making electrical connections.

[@simonbeal2148]

the plasterboard provides a fire retardant barrier and plenty of room in that base of light fitting

[@imark7777777]

@@simonbeal2148 true about the plaster. I was thinking more like the boxes are made of fire retardant material they're not just standard boxes. More importantly making room for connections and junctions.

[@oddjobkia]

The apprentice has become the master!

[@ColinRichardson]

5:23 This is the shot all you ladies have been waiting for... By ladies, I mean mug slingers obviously.

[@steveday6104]

The things you do for content Nick !

[@aidankennedy3925]

Nick Dont use slab fixings ..............put in proper grounds when first fixing. Someone could get hurt if that falls in time to come

[@safehouse-security]

Did yoy ever do the 100k giveaway mate? You did say the draw would be 3-4 weeks after the video?

[@NBundyElectrical]

Done a few mate, sent out 12 things so far, doing a few a week bud

[@_eusty]

​@@NBundyElectricalNothing good me yet 😢

[@safehouse-security]

​@@NBundyElectricaloh sorry mate, thought you were doing it on a video 👍

[@alsanova]

Look like you have same connector block which Big Clive did a teardown yesterday. That POS and I would not use it either! 👎💩

[@brianmckenna3440]

Nice one Nick

[@scott4shell]

Broooooo why didn’t you wire to the switch a 3 plate so high make it easy on yourself

[@ColinRichardson]

Hello Jackie

[@matthardiman9764]

Toggles

[@user-nv2vm1qb2t]

🥴

[@Tom_Prendiville]

How does Adams mum feel about you letting mikey hold it for you 😏

[@EdwardBretherton]

you look like your training to be a paratrooper

[@haldo691]

FFS Nick have you seen the price of a small tower? Just spend 1000-1500 on one and makesure you go home safe at the end of the day 🤬

[@tomorichard]

Bibs Clive just looked at those connections on his channel