Day in the life of an electrician- FuseBoard Upgrade - Trying a new way to install a consumer unit

[@Halo-w8e]

I love how you do realistic videos of realistic scenarios! And not just the record the perfect variables Job.

[@leighspeck3585]

Use a back plate with C/U change, so much easier with cable entry.

[@kvyng1]

Stuff the stuffing glands. Wiska fireproof knock-in grommets so much easier

[@danieltompkins3336]

Love the video man

[@omelectrical_]

Thank you appreciate it

[@johnmcfadden7418]

They never used to leave any slack in the old boards, nice video and Id rather see you test it, what tester do you use?

[@omelectrical_]

Megger tester

[@effervescence5664]

Nice video, definitely interested in how you do the certs/ what software you use. I'm always using the NICEIC portal on my tablet and it's crap - wipes cert out if it loses connection or just glitches. What's your go to software and is it any good?

[@spartacus2239]

Easy cert is very good. , cloud based software which you can do on your mobile😊

[@omelectrical_]

I use napit software mate

[@chrisyoung7362]

Easy cert for us. Forget tablets though they are useless....you cannot beat a laptop

[@mydigitalhomeuk]

Why not drop the board to comply with Part M and install a wago JB. Curious did you pull the fuse or was there a 100A isolator

[@mgmelectrical]

Time and money and technical - there is no requirement to so why would you. I would not put joints in if there is no need to either

[@mikethemask1525]

Beacuse that's only for new builds

[@seano452]

And a bigger cost on top