I like your set up but I like the TP4B (TP4 with the plastic base), that is the one that I am considering getting as it is only a few dollars more and may have a couple of benefits for me as I like to take off the belt and place it next to where I am working. Thanks for the review.
@Martian74 you are absolutely right, I ended up Upgrading to TP4B a few weeks ago and sold this one away for a few good reasons. I will have a review about it coming up soon, stay tuned. Thank you.
nice video. I like your tool set up. Is the klein tool belt comfortable? its looks cool and i like the click buckle. just curious how feels and if it holds up.
Looks like a very comprehensive set up, although no testers?.... Personally, I prefer my main load out in a tote, or a bag like the MCT and then when working up a ladder or steps, just carry the tools I need for the specific job in a small pouch..I think if I were to go with a fully loaded TP4, I'd want the belt to have suspenders, but thats just me....I have three Veto bags and love the quality. If the Veto pouches had a quick clip on/off function along the lines of the Toughbuilt Clip-Tech system, that would be perfection!
I do have testers. This is just a review of the tool pouch, I usually always have my 4 pair tester or multimeter. I now upgraded to a TP6B since I always have a cart with me on my installations.
@@lowvoltageghost888 I guessed you had testers, along with tone tracers ect, just wondered how you carried them? I work for a telecoms company, but it's along time since I worked outside on the tools as now deal with remote diagnostics and providing tech support for the guys in the field. With the gradual move over to fiberoptics, there is a whole new world of fibre specific tools and hand held testers I wouldn't have a clue how to use lol With regards your upgrade, i know exactly where you are coming from as I swear tools breed when you're not looking lol...
Yes, in my experience Low Voltage is a very important Trade, specially went it comes to Security Low Voltage, because as the world is changing and people as well, the crime rate is getting higher and more shootings are happening. Keeping a building Secured with Access Controls and Surveillance is becoming a must to monitor everything and every one. So, in my opinion yes, top notch customer are spending millions of dollars getting the top notch Security Systems and Surveillance Cameras.
There's a lot of low voltage systems out there. Iin my case, we install Access Controls, Network Infrastructure, Surveillance Systems, and Intrusion Systems. I'm considered to be a Security Systems Installer.
Low Voltage can be a variation of things, from Intrusion Systems, Fire Alarm System, HVAC Controls and Access Controls Systems. Low voltage is generally considered to be less than 50 volts, with little or no risk of fire or shock. Examples include telephone, local area network, and on-site fiber optic network systems. Low voltage technicians are specially trained to work with the wiring for these voltage ranges and systems. For me it's Access Controls.
That definitely a great question and I'm going to have to get back with you on that one, I'm not sure how much it weights with everything I use but that's the same reason I use alot of multi tools to decrease the weight. As far as right now, I wear this tool bag on me around 8 hrs of mixed use, from hanging it near me or strapping it to my hip while been on a ladder and I don't have any complaints.
Backpacks work for other guys, but this one worked for me and yes it's alot of tools but I like this bad just the way it is, super comfortable and organized.
That's what you call a professional set-up. Everything you need on the side of your hip.
Thank You Sir.
Good job bro keep up the good work, great set up, that man ready for war!!
You better believe it, Let's Goooooo!!!
Thanks.
The small adjustable wrench placed in the D-ring was pretty clever! Never saw that before
Thanks brother, sometimes you just have to work with what you get LOL
Been using those Klein hybrid pliers for a couple years, never thought to use them to deburr emt. Thanks for the tip!
No Problemo...
I like your set up but I like the TP4B (TP4 with the plastic base), that is the one that I am considering getting as it is only a few dollars more and may have a couple of benefits for me as I like to take off the belt and place it next to where I am working. Thanks for the review.
@Martian74 you are absolutely right, I ended up Upgrading to TP4B a few weeks ago and sold this one away for a few good reasons. I will have a review about it coming up soon, stay tuned. Thank you.
nice video. I like your tool set up. Is the klein tool belt comfortable? its looks cool and i like the click buckle. just curious how feels and if it holds up.
I appreciate it @Dante95. The Klein Tool Belt is very comfortable, great quality material, and definitely cool. I totally recommend it.
Dang bravo for fitting all that in
Thanks Chris. You can definitely fit more, but that is all I need to have a successful day most of the time.
Looks like a very comprehensive set up, although no testers?.... Personally, I prefer my main load out in a tote, or a bag like the MCT and then when working up a ladder or steps, just carry the tools I need for the specific job in a small pouch..I think if I were to go with a fully loaded TP4, I'd want the belt to have suspenders, but thats just me....I have three Veto bags and love the quality. If the Veto pouches had a quick clip on/off function along the lines of the Toughbuilt Clip-Tech system, that would be perfection!
I do have testers. This is just a review of the tool pouch, I usually always have my 4 pair tester or multimeter. I now upgraded to a TP6B since I always have a cart with me on my installations.
@@lowvoltageghost888 I guessed you had testers, along with tone tracers ect, just wondered how you carried them?
I work for a telecoms company, but it's along time since I worked outside on the tools as now deal with remote diagnostics and providing tech support for the guys in the field. With the gradual move over to fiberoptics, there is a whole new world of fibre specific tools and hand held testers I wouldn't have a clue how to use lol
With regards your upgrade, i know exactly where you are coming from as I swear tools breed when you're not looking lol...
Nice setup. Thinking about getting that tp4 to do hvac controls.
Thanks bud.
Awesome video!!! 👌🏻
Thank You.
Is low voltage a growing industry. I keep hearing that it might become one of top trades that’s gonna grow
Yes, in my experience Low Voltage is a very important Trade, specially went it comes to Security Low Voltage, because as the world is changing and people as well, the crime rate is getting higher and more shootings are happening. Keeping a building Secured with Access Controls and Surveillance is becoming a must to monitor everything and every one. So, in my opinion yes, top notch customer are spending millions of dollars getting the top notch Security Systems and Surveillance Cameras.
What do low voltage technicians do , do you guys troubleshoot surveillance systems ?
There's a lot of low voltage systems out there. Iin my case, we install Access Controls, Network Infrastructure, Surveillance Systems, and Intrusion Systems.
I'm considered to be a Security Systems Installer.
Is low valtage work like dealing with controls or is it fire alarm stuff?
Low Voltage can be a variation of things, from Intrusion Systems, Fire Alarm System, HVAC Controls and Access Controls Systems.
Low voltage is generally considered to be less than 50 volts, with little or no risk of fire or shock. Examples include telephone, local area network, and on-site fiber optic network systems. Low voltage technicians are specially trained to work with the wiring for these voltage ranges and systems.
For me it's Access Controls.
Surveillance Systems included
And great video
Thanks bud.
How heavy is that? Does it get heavy on the hips?
That definitely a great question and I'm going to have to get back with you on that one, I'm not sure how much it weights with everything I use but that's the same reason I use alot of multi tools to decrease the weight. As far as right now, I wear this tool bag on me around 8 hrs of mixed use, from hanging it near me or strapping it to my hip while been on a ladder and I don't have any complaints.
I want pouch
Get one for New Years
Need some knipex and Wera stuff
Coming up soon bud. That's my next Christmas 🎁
@@lowvoltageghost888 keep moving forward. Great job
I appreciate you bud, thanks for the support.
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Might aswell carry a backpack
Backpacks work for other guys, but this one worked for me and yes it's alot of tools but I like this bad just the way it is, super comfortable and organized.
No insulated tools, for an electrical engineer? Good luck with that 👍
I'm not an Electrician, I'm a Low Voltage Access Control Technician buddy. Thanks.
I still love my home depot 5$ bucket 🪣 for 5 yrs that I bring to service calls even on 2-story rooftop😂
That's what I call get it done, no matter what. Cheers.