As an electrician from the US I would love to spend some time in Europe learning how it’s done over there. They definitely seem to have some more refined looking parts, like switches, outlets and circuit breakers as standard. We have similar types here in the US but you gotta pay extra, the standard stuff is really basic looking, no frills. Our distribution panels have a lot more room inside them as well. Maybe it has to do with the lower ampacities at 240v compared to the US where most general purpose circuits are 120v with 15 and 20 amp circuits making up the bulk of residential branch circuits. I didn’t see it here but, I always see electricians in the UK and some places in Europe loving on the Wago or Push-In connectors too. Ugh, we rarely use them in the US and only for end of line connections. Like a light fixture. I’ve had to troubleshoot too many places where those were used or push-in connections were made in switches and outlets and they failed miserably. Overheated to the point the device cooked. Guys in the UK see wire nuts as caveman style but when done right they last for as long as I have ever seen. I’ve taken apart splices in old houses made with 90+ year old porcelain wire nuts and they were just fine. Anyway that was a tangent. Lovely work in this video though, very neat and tidy. Neatness counts!
Most wago are designed for a maximum current of 24 Amperes. Such an electrical circuit must have a circuit breaker for a maximum of 16 Amps. The shield should not have a dense layout and should have a free space of 30% Wago is better than twist and cap
В России wago также плохо зарекомендовали себя. Максимум для чего они пригодны это для освещения. В розеточных группах только гильзы и пресс. Хотя в старых домах у нас стоят колпачки СИЗ и всё отлично работает.
In Europe, had a guy wire the box in my flat like this. 3 voltage stabilizers with readout. Clean install just like this. I open it sometimes just to look how great the workmanship is.
I used to wire up 480v panels for a shop back some years. It’s nice seeing someone take pride in their work and put out nothing but excellence. My father and the military taught me that
Perfect kerja teratur... Pro....siap ada marking cable...dekat malaysia kebanyakkan wireman buat keja cincai...nak duit lebih tapi kerja tak perfect...
The installation is clean, no doubt about that, but I disagree with the choice of switches. They used only one residual-current circuit breaker (RCCB) for the entire line and then individual circuit breakers (MCBs). Considering the low cost and the availability of combined circuit breakers and residual-current devices (RCDs) in a single DIN unit (like Siemens), it would have been better to install these combined breakers, possibly with different response times - 30ms for the smaller circuits and 300ms for the main one. This way, secondary lines would also be protected from faults, preventing the main switch from tripping every time there's a leakage.
1.in malaysia rcbos are not commonly installed as you said.we dont usually use rcbos for everything(except water heater)we use rccbs and mcbs they work just as good 2.time delayed rccbs are abit of a rarity here(they shouldnt lol)many places do not have time delayed main rccb so a fault could trip the whole building i dont think theyre required by code but nothing says you cant have them either
@@rises889 That by using cable ties to bundle so many conductors together, one has derated the ampacity of the conductors, which is why this is a code violation in Canada. This can be offset by using larger conductors, but I doubt that this was accounted for. It also a code violation to locate the breaker handles too high off the floor. There are other issue as well, all related to similar reality based problems, but don't let that get in the way...
nasihat aku satu. jgn jadi mcm mah bayu. keep humble. dan jangan pandang rendah pd org lain. tiada yg lebih hebat melainkkan Allah. InshaAllah rezeki tak putus.
Ну 🙆♂️ да 👏 ну да я не могу до вас вас доехать говорю есть не еду не в Москву ну что кчто делать что уущшести это вас что едет что я я н@@mohdtaufik6355 Я жду тебя я уже на месте шла на улицу и жду тебятебе дам знать нгНу Как дела ты не у вас чем кты там 👈🏻 нет я тебе говорю не буду ел что я ты меня не любишь ты красивая щ
Nice Work! What country is this? Pretty sure it is 230V/50Hz single phase mains but the wire colors don't look like modern UK or Europe. Red is hot, Black is Neutral and Green is safety ground from looking at this... UK used to use these colors a long time ago but not for new installs.
The Netherlands used green L, red N, grey E, back in the day. This board would confuse the fuck out of electricians from that day and age. Briefly, at least. (I assume that they’d grasp what was going on soon enough when looking at a board. Maybe not when looking at just one set of wires coming out of the wall…)
Lindo el tablero de alimentación muy prolijo ordenado, el único pero que las cargas toma corriente e interruptores la conexión es por abajo, por la acción de los bimetales al interior de los disyuntores. Según las especificaciones técnicas de los fabricantes.......... el 99%
Well... after seeing the mans "safety shoes" 😅 and his workpiece panelboard, I guess this is done somewere in Asia, where standards and codes may be very different from Europe. Nevertheless his doing a neat job with passion.😊
Очень качественно, но с одним ньюансом. А ньюанс заключаеться в том что многожильный провод без наконечников либо залуживания подключаеться под винтовой зажим. Я конечно не знаю как в Вашей стране по ПУЭ правильно, но знаю что в моей стране по ПУЭ требуеться либо залуживания либо обжим.
Um trabalho muito bem elaborado, com planejamento e componentes de alta qualidade. Daqui do Brasil lhe dou os parabéns.
o certo seria os circuitos saírem por baixo dos disjuntores
From UK electrician, perfect. Extremely nice job, welldone!
nice job 🤔 RCD63A and MCB total load 280A
@@ElektrisierendeHandwerkskunst3 phase, its has 3 rcd
@@ElektrisierendeHandwerkskunstcustomer’s budget
No good job. They should check every screw terminal with a screwdriver because electricity is no joke.
Will not go over 63a anyways@@ElektrisierendeHandwerkskunst
As an electrician from the US I would love to spend some time in Europe learning how it’s done over there. They definitely seem to have some more refined looking parts, like switches, outlets and circuit breakers as standard. We have similar types here in the US but you gotta pay extra, the standard stuff is really basic looking, no frills. Our distribution panels have a lot more room inside them as well. Maybe it has to do with the lower ampacities at 240v compared to the US where most general purpose circuits are 120v with 15 and 20 amp circuits making up the bulk of residential branch circuits. I didn’t see it here but, I always see electricians in the UK and some places in Europe loving on the Wago or Push-In connectors too. Ugh, we rarely use them in the US and only for end of line connections. Like a light fixture. I’ve had to troubleshoot too many places where those were used or push-in connections were made in switches and outlets and they failed miserably. Overheated to the point the device cooked. Guys in the UK see wire nuts as caveman style but when done right they last for as long as I have ever seen. I’ve taken apart splices in old houses made with 90+ year old porcelain wire nuts and they were just fine. Anyway that was a tangent. Lovely work in this video though, very neat and tidy. Neatness counts!
And take what you learned back to the US to pillage and plunder off of lol.
Most wago are designed for a maximum current of 24 Amperes. Such an electrical circuit must have a circuit breaker for a maximum of 16 Amps.
The shield should not have a dense layout and should have a free space of 30%
Wago is better than twist and cap
This Video is from Malaysia.
В России wago также плохо зарекомендовали себя. Максимум для чего они пригодны это для освещения. В розеточных группах только гильзы и пресс. Хотя в старых домах у нас стоят колпачки СИЗ и всё отлично работает.
@@ИвановПавел-у4г отлично зарекомендовали, плохо только у раздолбаев криворуких)
In Europe, had a guy wire the box in my flat like this. 3 voltage stabilizers with readout. Clean install just like this. I open it sometimes just to look how great the workmanship is.
😅😅😂
It looks fine ,but as a elektricien i think its wrong.
😂😂😂😂😂
Ahh, the satisfaction of neat and clean workk
Tirando a parte em que conectou os cabos diretamente no disjuntor, está perfeito.
I used to wire up 480v panels for a shop back some years. It’s nice seeing someone take pride in their work and put out nothing but excellence. My father and the military taught me that
380 деревня
BRILLIANT Work ❤❤❤
Nice ❤️🇮🇳
🎩 часть обжали, часть оставили не обжато. Наши лучше собирают
Hebatnya mereka ini kerja bagus dan mahir lagi
Gdd😂gf
А наконечники НШВИ?
Perfect kerja teratur... Pro....siap ada marking cable...dekat malaysia kebanyakkan wireman buat keja cincai...nak duit lebih tapi kerja tak perfect...
@@SleepyHandbag-kf3vpTapi ni kan orang Malaysia?
Olá, gostei muito do trabalho realizado , oqui eu esperava é mas detalhos! Obrigado!
J'apprécie énormément de suivre cette voie pour améliorer mes connaissances dans mon domaine en tant qu'électrotechnicien.
Wow what a clean & Clear Job 👍🏻
makin kemas.. ada ferrule, tagging.. mantappp...
Boleh lah... Bagi aku kemas kerja MBE
Bang tau ga knp itub pakai mcb semua?
@@saofficial5970setiap litar mesti melalui mcb agar tiada masalah timbul akibat lebih beban.
Интересно логику понять. На части многожилок есть НШВИ а на части нет??? Входящий кабель в автомат без наконечника - ну такое себе
Наконечник нужно уметь приваривать.
@@НикКор-ж2н обжимные клещи на что?
@@fnfrgjqltn , для создания ненадёжных соединений. А Вы не знали?
@@НикКор-ж2н нет. я в секте долбонавтов не состою
@@НикКор-ж2н приваривать, ага. Погугли что такое штыревые наконечники. Гидравлический пресс в помощь
❤️ un lujo amigo, la verdad te felicito
Saludos 👋🏻
USA here and beautifully done
Congrats, your video is very good. I like stop motion mode. God Bless You.
❤❤❤ Coisa linda de se ver!
Very cool and clean
О боже я этого дождался!!!! Наконец то хоть кто-то обжимает многопроволочный кабель!!!! Вы очень молодец!!
"N" и "PE" не опр
Нули то не обжал рано радуешься)
In Russia, they have been crimping flexible wires with lugs for a long time)
So professional done. Really great
அட என்னப்பா இது. மனிதன் படத்துல ரஜினி fight scene மாதிரி இருக்கு. Awesome capturing of the workflow ❤
Superb editing 🎉
Ich denke: Gute Arbeit! 👍✅
Very clean work.. 👌
역시 전문가의 손길이 느껴지네요.
작품이네요.
Only highlight that the ferrule was crimp with to little insulation stripped! Good work!🎉
Like me peliz 🤗❤️
Thanks for your work. Thats perfect
work of art
Parabéns pelo teu trabalho!
Looks nice, but one RCCB for like 11 MCB? i don't know man....
If you using hot water shower, it compulsory to use an individual 10mA RCCB, MCCB then an apparatus.
Schön Sauber gearbeitet 👍
Shou de bola !!lindo trabalho..
extremely satisfactory🙌
Box fitted upside down….interesting concept😂
bhai mjaa a gya apki video dekh krr
Nice work ❤
Aferin Ustam çok güzel oldu
L'Amour du travail bien fait
In charge of crayons in kindergarten, he’s been at this level for awhile 😊
The installation is clean, no doubt about that, but I disagree with the choice of switches. They used only one residual-current circuit breaker (RCCB) for the entire line and then individual circuit breakers (MCBs). Considering the low cost and the availability of combined circuit breakers and residual-current devices (RCDs) in a single DIN unit (like Siemens), it would have been better to install these combined breakers, possibly with different response times - 30ms for the smaller circuits and 300ms for the main one. This way, secondary lines would also be protected from faults, preventing the main switch from tripping every time there's a leakage.
1.in malaysia rcbos are not commonly installed as you said.we dont usually use rcbos for everything(except water heater)we use rccbs and mcbs
they work just as good
2.time delayed rccbs are abit of a rarity here(they shouldnt lol)many places do not have time delayed main rccb so a fault could trip the whole building
i dont think theyre required by code but nothing says you cant have them either
Quando lindo fechamento perfeito
Nice editing
I think they watched a lot of efixx videos (UK) 😅
Só uma dúvida: a alimentação de entrada dos disjuntores sai pela parte de baixo.
Que placentero ver este video. Hermoso trabajo 👍🏽
I fell diziness watching these asmr
Would be several code violations in Canada...
Although the numbering is nice. Don't really see that style these days...
yet..what do Canadians know exactly? :)
@@rises889 That by using cable ties to bundle so many conductors together, one has derated the ampacity of the conductors, which is why this is a code violation in Canada. This can be offset by using larger conductors, but I doubt that this was accounted for.
It also a code violation to locate the breaker handles too high off the floor.
There are other issue as well, all related to similar reality based problems, but don't let that get in the way...
Go cuddle a beaver, Canadians just Americans with manners @@craigtucker1290
In Canada even birth is a violation
I love this work
Ai, que delíca cara! Trabalhando e relaxando...
nasihat aku satu. jgn jadi mcm mah bayu. keep humble. dan jangan pandang rendah pd org lain. tiada yg lebih hebat melainkkan Allah. InshaAllah rezeki tak putus.
Mahbayu tu syok sendiri..
Terpaling betul sangat 😅
Hahaha...dah agak...😂😂
Ну 🙆♂️ да 👏 ну да я не могу до вас вас доехать говорю есть не еду не в Москву ну что кчто делать что уущшести это вас что едет что я я н@@mohdtaufik6355 Я жду тебя я уже на месте шла на улицу и жду тебятебе дам знать нгНу Как дела ты не у вас чем кты там 👈🏻 нет я тебе говорю не буду ел что я ты меня не любишь ты красивая щ
Привет
Ну что я
❤❤❤❤ perfect work
Those little number rings are pretty cool.
Congratulation! 👏👏👏
Nice Work! What country is this? Pretty sure it is 230V/50Hz single phase mains but the wire colors don't look like modern UK or Europe. Red is hot, Black is Neutral and Green is safety ground from looking at this... UK used to use these colors a long time ago but not for new installs.
It's Malaysia
The Netherlands used green L, red N, grey E, back in the day. This board would confuse the fuck out of electricians from that day and age. Briefly, at least.
(I assume that they’d grasp what was going on soon enough when looking at a board. Maybe not when looking at just one set of wires coming out of the wall…)
In Malaysia a wireman use green for earth, black for neutral and either yellow, red, blue (or all for three phase supply)
Awesome job
Great work!
"That would be my naphew shawn, he is a very handy guy! .. but wait How did you know the house burnt?"
I couldn't tell you what code this follows, but I know neat work when I see it.
看的真療育！
Lo hace parecer facil ❤
Lindo el tablero de alimentación muy prolijo ordenado, el único pero que las cargas toma corriente e interruptores la conexión es por abajo, por la acción de los bimetales al interior de los disyuntores. Según las especificaciones técnicas de los fabricantes.......... el 99%
uma pergunta vc utiliza o fio preto como fase ou neutro?
neutral
1 phase usually red wire.
3 phase red, blue, yellow
Clean Work 👌🏻✨
Esta PERFECTO 🤩🥹
LOS MEJORES EN HACER ESTOS TRABAJOS SON LOS TECNICOS DE SIEMENS ALEMANIA, Y CON CONDUCTOR SÓLIDO.
Ill be having grand grand grand children if I start to do this today .-.
Hello. So in austria you shoulf always leave 30 percent of reserve space in the panel.😅
aí sim serviço de qualidade
WOW nice job
How many hours did it take, and how much does this job cost.?
its the minimum standard requirement
brilliant work from editor camera man and actual engineer
Electrician: check
Smooth video editor: Check ✔️
aisi wiring aur fitting same DB Dubai karte the hum, ekdum perfect kam,,,
He enjoyed at what he is doing that's more than what I can say about some other so called electricians. :-)
Wow... my electrician took 8 hours to put in a new box, you did it in 30 seconds amazing 😮
😂😅
Very satisfying
No se por ahi. Pero aqui en Espña ya no se permiten magnetotermicos que corten solo un polo.
Buen trabajo 🎉
Всегда когда вижу такую паутину, задумываюсь: У ним места на стенах хватило, под розетки и включатели?
From Australia…illegal!
We use individually protected RCDS 32amp and under.
Very neat wiring
I like editing this video nice 👍👍
Excelente proyecto
اللهم صل على محمد عدد ماذكره الذاكرون وغفل وغفل ذكره الغافلون
صلوا عليه وسلموا تسليما كثيرا
Bhai shab kaha chupe they yaar ❤ kya speed hai guru
Super editing
Hola de donde eres y porque alimentas de abajo las termomagnéticas.. y felicidades por la prolijidad
Awesome fitting
Well... after seeing the mans "safety shoes" 😅 and his workpiece panelboard, I guess this is done somewere in Asia, where standards and codes may be very different from Europe.
Nevertheless his doing a neat job with passion.😊
now this is proper
Cuando se funda una bombilla te tira todo el cuadro con todos los unipolares en común
Ma cosa dici
Great job
bad shield.
you need a maximum of 4-6 automatic
switches for differential current devices
Really really good job.
Очень качественно, но с одним ньюансом.
А ньюанс заключаеться в том что многожильный провод без наконечников либо залуживания подключаеться под винтовой зажим. Я конечно не знаю как в Вашей стране по ПУЭ правильно, но знаю что в моей стране по ПУЭ требуеться либо залуживания либо обжим.
Wah gokil ni mas, salut 👍🙌
Я такой жк щит собрал и автоматов столько же и вообще все в золоте😮, но тут будильник прозвенел😂😂😂😂
What country are you from guys? nice works.
Kemas tu yg Aku nampak 👍🏻👍🏻
Those sharp edged zip ties should keep out coyotes
Excellent work