Would You Fit a Consumer Unit Like This?

Are you gearing up for a consumer unit installation but feeling a bit overwhelmed by the process? Look no further! In this video, we delve into the do's and don'ts of fitting a consumer unit, ensuring that you approach the task with confidence and competence.
Join us as we explore the intricacies of consumer unit installation, highlighting best practices, common mistakes, and expert tips along the way. Whether you're a seasoned electrician or a apprentice, this video has something for everyone.
Here's what you can expect:
Understanding Consumer Units: We kick things off by providing a comprehensive overview of consumer units, including their purpose, components, and importance in electrical installations.
Planning and Preparation: Proper planning is key to a successful consumer unit installation. We discuss essential considerations such as load calculations, circuit identification, and compliance with regulations.
Selecting the Right Consumer Unit: With a wide range of consumer units available on the market, choosing the right one can be daunting. We offer guidance on selecting a consumer unit that meets your specific requirements and complies with safety standards.
Installation Techniques: From mounting the consumer unit to wiring and labeling circuits, we walk you through each step of the installation process, highlighting best practices to ensure a safe and reliable electrical system.
Common Mistakes to Avoid: We shine a spotlight on some of the most common mistakes made during consumer unit installations, such as inadequate earthing, improper cable management, and non-compliance with regulations.
Safety Precautions: Safety should always be a top priority when working with electrical systems. We emphasise the importance of taking appropriate safety precautions throughout the installation process to minimise the risk of accidents or injuries.
Final Testing and Inspection: Once the consumer unit is installed, we demonstrate how to conduct thorough testing and inspection to verify its functionality and compliance with regulations.
Whether you're embarking on a consumer unit installation for the first time or looking to refine your skills, this video is your ultimate guide to achieving professional results. Join us as we navigate the ins and outs of consumer unit fitting, empowering you to tackle this essential aspect of electrical work with confidence and expertise.
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[@KTWElectrical]

We use the Fusebox spacer instead of timber now. Only £20 and worth every penny

[@rickterry8148]

So why does every one have a problem with top entry, you are having to put cu on bits of wood, my sparks wanted to do rear entry, even though top was easier. Why

[@supersparks9466]

Passes my critique, I use sockets with the screw caps,just to annoy everyone

[@tonywatson1412]

The malleable boxes are great...20 mm. Round knockouts tie in round conduit ...the rectangle knockout matches up to surface trunking .AND. their drill,able 😅

[@martinburgess2322]

Another Spot on install.👊⚡hope all's well bud👍

[@effervescence5664]

Out of curiosity as you've gone over 3m on your tails from going up and over and not surface mounted in the garage, switch fuse or time delay rcd in the meter cab? Lovely install as usual though.

[@johncarpenter5472]

How are you going to seal the big holes you just put in the back of the fuse board I always Mount mine on fireboard and always use top entry

[@alhughes9698]

Lovely Job there Michael 👍

[@RJSElectricalCheshire]

Screws always vertical for me.

[@rickterry8148]

ok, sorry, but why do you need a banding strap for fire, its vertical, i don't think you need it for that short run.

[@paulwicks1584]

I now don't mount sockets directly underneath consumer unit because a lot of portable equipment is low voltage & the transformer plugs are big & bulky & cannot be physically plugged in, so l leave a gap between the consumer unit & the socket or mount it along side it.

[@mikebrooks9854]

Fusebox mini rcbo’s & spacers I use 😊

[@lahirusandaruwan5457]

👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@MattySmev]

Neat job. Not the rfcs though. Im a radials guy haa.