Faffing about on my side of the Pennines means to mess about unnecessarily on a difficult task! - great video, it's the first time I've seen anyone do an installation on a mobile unit.
That Ship Canal view has changed a bit. Nice to see something different for a change i think everyone is a bit fed up with board changes and bloody EV installs and dont even mention EICRs.
@@Cablesmith the only other way round this would be to run everything off of 12v and put a mains fed battery charger in a suitable ip rated case such as a Peli case. That prevents any issues with regs.
@@Cablesmith the only other way round this would be to run everything off of 12v and put a mains fed battery charger in a suitable ip rated case such as a Peli case. That prevents any issues with regs.
Be a waste of time fitting an spd on that installation what with the inductive loading of the fridge motors and possible over voltage by the generator set the spd would probably suffer thermal damage and would fail in no time.
Really interesting job mate and something I’ve never seen or done before so was good to see you point out the regs for wiring it. I reckon you should hire it when you hit 10k subs 🍺 Ryan can pay obviously 😂
Nice little video that mate, but a shame you kept missing your gob with that icecream 😉. 🤣 From the look on Ryan's face at the end, I've a feeling he's booked it for your next job, so expect to see it outside when your doing your next board change. Oh and your paying given Ryan's short arms and deep pockets 😋. BTW... what's it with pubs... always "dry" when your working at them, especially on very hot days! Even too tight to spare a glass of tap water!🤨 🤘Peace...
Nice video mate. Im going to be wiring up my wifes dessert caravan soon. I've read section 717 in the regs. In your video you didn't mention the protective measures required for this installation based on the customers needs and what genny they are using. Whether its ADS (in which a TT earthing arrangement would be required) or eletrical separation by way of an isolating transformer?
Thanks for watching mate. The reason being is the earthing arrangement will change on this particular trailer depending on where they set up. They pitch in places where a commando socket is provided so that dictates the earthing.
Excellent opening did think at first oh dear the seagulls had multi dropped 😂😂.. top quality job as always 👍.. local to us in Yorkshire seen mobile pizza trailer .. now the pair would my excellent event ..
This is so cool. I've never seen anyone do anything like this before (apart from Edd China on Wheeler Dealers) but you're the first do it on UA-cam as far as I know. Really interesting job.
Top work Sean and Ryan was going to say the beaches have changed in Cheshire I thought Ryan had been rubbing sun cream on your face not ice cream 😆😆😆 spot on with that mobile bar and good explanation yes tri-rated singles due to vibration and bumps off the road and I think the words you where looking for if you run it off a pme are under the supervision by skilled or instructed persons. Great video 👍
Great work Sean. I’m a spark from down under( Australia) and here we have to use double pole switches and sockets on mobile Riggs. Does that apply in England?
Another great job Sean,it would have been nice if the bar sockets could have been joined with copper piping instead of black conduit to match the shelving brackets but I know you can't do that for safety reasons but it would have looked smart
Very tidy job, any reason you didn’t split the sockets between the two RCBO’s? I would possibly have used sockets with neons as a tell tale to the user that a power supply is connected and available.
2 main issues the installation of applicable inlet is not suitable for IP44 because once the plug is connected the rain can run in and collect in the plug. The appliance inlet should be mounted with the pins pointing upwards to be complaint. 6491x is not a proper multi strand cable. Tri-rated BS6231 or 318-A / BS6004 would have be a suitable option but a 6491x is not a true multi strand cable.
@@Cablesmith having tried webserfing and can only find the previous version of 717.52.2 and my eyebrow raised to discover 6242Y (T&E) is perfectly acceptable so I apologise. I think I crossed 717.52.1 into the mix. I will have to correct you on the orientation of the appliance inlet. Because there is no seal and the plug enters the socket for IP44 to be obtained the inlet / plug must point upwards. By pointing the inlet downwards the rain can get between the plug and socket because there is no weather shield or gasket. When the inlet is mounted upwards the socket fits over the inlet allowing gravity to carry the water over the connection rather than into it. It's probably the most common mistake because we are more used to installing fixed sockets that by their nature allow the rain to run off.
Slacking 🥲 But it’s because I filmed a rewire video then went on holiday so that took 3 of the weeks, and now that videos ready to upload, just awaiting a discount code to go with it 😄
Sean. May want to rethink the external plug type. By putting the cap on, this would cause an issue because the cap would collect water and fill up to the pins.
Faffing about on my side of the Pennines means to mess about unnecessarily on a difficult task! - great video, it's the first time I've seen anyone do an installation on a mobile unit.
hopefully more mobile units to come, I enjoyed it 👌🏼
Great content mate. Never seen something like this done before. Very interesting to watch 👍🏻
Thanks Louis 👌🏼 appreciate it
Not quite Canvey island but the ice cream looks pretty decent
I beg to differ, Manchester seafront is miles better! 😂
@@Cablesmith so true - I often go looking for cockles down the canal of an evening..
@@mattsan70 hahahaha 👏🏼 excellent
Thought your intro was green screen at first. Guess you really did go to Blackpool 😎 Top job and great video👌
Green screen 😤 I wouldn’t lie to my subscribers like that 😂
Great intro Sean🤣🤣🤣🤣
And, Great job obvs👍🏻
Thanks Kev 👌🏼
First and that intro was fantastic 👏 👏
What is it with you electricians and melty ice creams
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That Ship Canal view has changed a bit. Nice to see something different for a change i think everyone is a bit fed up with board changes and bloody EV installs and dont even mention EICRs.
14:19 Love the wrap on your drill 😎
Watch this space 👀
Best.Intro.Ever!
Better than the last video? 🤔😂
Hahaha, I likes the both for different reasons.....
Randomly found you dropping the socket twice rather amusing too. I'm easily pleased!?
@@quickwire80 😂😂😂 had to leave it on the floor before the third happened
Top video pal
Very interesting content
Beats artisans ev channel and postman pat buying rusty hammers at the car boot
Postman Pat 😂😂
Yes mate 😀
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Sean could you not add PEN fault detector onto this to get round the PME issue?? Great video as always👍
Yea possibly, I’m unsure tbh, the regs literally just says TNCS prohibited. Nothing about adding pen protection so I couldn’t tell you.
@@Cablesmith the only other way round this would be to run everything off of 12v and put a mains fed battery charger in a suitable ip rated case such as a Peli case. That prevents any issues with regs.
@@Cablesmith the only other way round this would be to run everything off of 12v and put a mains fed battery charger in a suitable ip rated case such as a Peli case. That prevents any issues with regs.
I think PEN fault detection is only meant to be used for EV chargers, a dedicated supply for it on a TT earthing arrangement may be a better option.
Nice work guys 👍 does section 7 mention having SPD if it’s running off a generator ? Cheers
Not that I seen mate
Be a waste of time fitting an spd on that installation what with the inductive loading of the fridge motors and possible over voltage by the generator set the spd would probably suffer thermal damage and would fail in no time.
@@adierob1 that’s a good point 🙏🏻
Great vid
Where the electricity coming from
Is it from the car battery
@@Lilfabo124 either a generator or a pitch hook up depending where they take the trailer
Really interesting job mate and something I’ve never seen or done before so was good to see you point out the regs for wiring it.
I reckon you should hire it when you hit 10k subs 🍺 Ryan can pay obviously 😂
Not a bad idea at all ya know 👀 try and get a little gathering 😂
Really enjoyed this nice video bud. How you don’t have more subs is beyond me fella 🤜🏻
Spead the word 😂 haha oj mate, thanks for always watching them tho dude 👏🏼
Very nicely done. Is there any requirement for double pole switching (A/N) and RCD on consumer unit and accessories for trailers etc in UK?
Not that I’m aware of Jim, thanks for watching mate 😊
Looked like you really enjoyed that bukkake party 😂
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Beautiful job that Sean fair play, bet that’s a booming business, trailer is sick.
When did u go to the beech tho?
it’s quite nice Blackpool init
Love the intro 😂😂😂 #cambridgesparkscanteaticecream
Haha 😂 best hashtag this year
Nice little video that mate, but a shame you kept missing your gob with that icecream 😉. 🤣
From the look on Ryan's face at the end, I've a feeling he's booked it for your next job, so expect to see it outside when your doing your next board change. Oh and your paying given Ryan's short arms and deep pockets 😋.
BTW... what's it with pubs... always "dry" when your working at them, especially on very hot days! Even too tight to spare a glass of tap water!🤨
🤘Peace...
Thanks matey 👏🏼 sounds like Ryan alright 😂
Nice video mate. Im going to be wiring up my wifes dessert caravan soon. I've read section 717 in the regs. In your video you didn't mention the protective measures required for this installation based on the customers needs and what genny they are using. Whether its ADS (in which a TT earthing arrangement would be required) or eletrical separation by way of an isolating transformer?
Thanks for watching mate. The reason being is the earthing arrangement will change on this particular trailer depending on where they set up. They pitch in places where a commando socket is provided so that dictates the earthing.
🤣🤣🤣 meltiest ice cream
😉😂
Excellent opening did think at first oh dear the seagulls had multi dropped 😂😂.. top quality job as always 👍.. local to us in Yorkshire seen mobile pizza trailer .. now the pair would my excellent event ..
😂😂 thank you Julian! And yep would be a brilliant combo 👌🏼
This is so cool. I've never seen anyone do anything like this before (apart from Edd China on Wheeler Dealers) but you're the first do it on UA-cam as far as I know. Really interesting job.
not seen wheeler dealers for ages! thanks matey appreciate you watching
Top work Sean and Ryan was going to say the beaches have changed in Cheshire I thought Ryan had been rubbing sun cream on your face not ice cream 😆😆😆 spot on with that mobile bar and good explanation yes tri-rated singles due to vibration and bumps off the road and I think the words you where looking for if you run it off a pme are under the supervision by skilled or instructed persons. Great video 👍
Thanks mate, yep you know what I was trying to say 😂 I’m awful at remembering things to the correct terminology 🤦🏻♂️😂
Great work Sean. I’m a spark from down under( Australia) and here we have to use double pole switches and sockets on mobile Riggs. Does that apply in England?
Not that I’ve read in our regs no, but the sockets are double pole anyway, just not these RCBO’s.
Thanks for watching too matey 👏🏼
Great job lads.Every horse trailer in Ireland are now mobile coffee shops,wired up 5 all I'll say is thank god for flexi conjued😂.
Great uploads👌
Horses are out… it’s all about the posh lattes now 😤😂
Another great job Sean,it would have been nice if the bar sockets could have been joined with copper piping instead of black conduit to match the shelving brackets but I know you can't do that for safety reasons but it would have looked smart
Indeed it would, and it did cross my mind as well!
Very tidy job, any reason you didn’t split the sockets between the two RCBO’s? I would possibly have used sockets with neons as a tell tale to the user that a power supply is connected and available.
Thanks Iain, erm, not really any specific reason, just didn’t feel necessary to.
The neon sockets is a good idea tho 👌🏼
6:45 Nah he's better looking 😆😆😆
Somewhat agree 😂
why do you look scared in the thumbnail? 😆😆😆
No idea 😂
Great video 😎
Thank you boss 👏🏼
Where the fuck have you disappeared too?! You better be too busy swimming in work and counting the earnings to upload 😂 hope everything’s good!
😂 I’ve been on holiday and was well unprepared for UA-cam uploads. Edited a new one last night tho so will be on soon 👌🏼
😂 good lad! Well earned down time!
Great job guys on the bar trailer ~ and I wish them all the best with their new venture 👍🏻
Thank you Ian😊
2 main issues the installation of applicable inlet is not suitable for IP44 because once the plug is connected the rain can run in and collect in the plug. The appliance inlet should be mounted with the pins pointing upwards to be complaint. 6491x is not a proper multi strand cable. Tri-rated BS6231 or 318-A / BS6004 would have be a suitable option but a 6491x is not a true multi strand cable.
The appliance inlet is ip54 once plugged in, and the cable is BS EN 50525-3-41, have a look at regulation 717.52.2
@@Cablesmith having tried webserfing and can only find the previous version of 717.52.2 and my eyebrow raised to discover 6242Y (T&E) is perfectly acceptable so I apologise. I think I crossed 717.52.1 into the mix.
I will have to correct you on the orientation of the appliance inlet. Because there is no seal and the plug enters the socket for IP44 to be obtained the inlet / plug must point upwards. By pointing the inlet downwards the rain can get between the plug and socket because there is no weather shield or gasket. When the inlet is mounted upwards the socket fits over the inlet allowing gravity to carry the water over the connection rather than into it. It's probably the most common mistake because we are more used to installing fixed sockets that by their nature allow the rain to run off.
@@tysondundas1947 ahhh I’m with you now, I didn’t get what you meant at first mate 👌🏼
Class video butt!! Love the intro
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Spot on chaps👌get yourselves a pint 😎👍
🥵 thanks matey 👏🏼
What's going on , you're missing in action the last month
Slacking 🥲 But it’s because I filmed a rewire video then went on holiday so that took 3 of the weeks, and now that videos ready to upload, just awaiting a discount code to go with it 😄
as always great job., I was on dhe beach too😀
Thank you Adriatik 👏🏼 hope you enjoyed the beach !
Great video again pal as always. The pisstake of Jordan nearly made me wet myself 🤣🤣
😂😂 thanks matey 👏🏼 it’s all love really
@@Cablesmith l know, but it's funny as f**k
@@labelectrical 🙌🏻🙌🏻
Great content mate and the intro was great
Thank you dude 🙌🏻
😂😂😂 Jordan intro was amazing
😂 thanks Ashley 👏🏼
Great video and work. Pal
Thanks Daniel 👌🏼
Is that one of those green screen things? 👀 enjoyed that video 👍🏻
No mate it’s the beach in Manchester town centre, honest 😂
@@Cablesmith I’ll have to book a holiday then! 😆
@@dazthedoubleglazier well you know the offer dude, £65 and you can go anywhere you fancy 😂
@@Cablesmith £65 to go anywhere in the world! Im in!
Very neat job mate 👍
Thanks Ryan 👌🏼
Beautiful work
😘👌🏼
Quality mate 😂
Cheers mate 😂
Great vid, sumit different.
Top intro as well 👏
Thank you mate 😊
Sean. May want to rethink the external plug type. By putting the cap on, this would cause an issue because the cap would collect water and fill up to the pins.
It’s supposedly IP65 with the cap on, from gewiss spec
Gewiss do IP67 plugs GW60426, I’m wondering if the cap is for maintaining the IP on one of those when unplugged?