Wow finally some one that can explain something without get off track Or give a whole bunch of illustration that is not even relevant to the topic Electricity can not be explain to mouth alone but through pictures to fully understand and that is what you take the time to explain sir 👏👏 thank you
Lots of videos seen and blah blah blah. This is UNIQUE! Thank you very much for these diagrams, hey say a lot, these simple drawings are well explained, Thank you very much again.
To everyone saying u don't understand how instructions, or that u would need to complete some electrical training first, well your right you should. If u don't understand what he is saying you need more electrical training to even be trying to understand this much less actually use the information. I just finished my electrical apprenticeship and I find his intructions and drawing helpful and easy to understand.
Thank you so very much, this is what I needed to know, been having some problems, didn't know I needed to run 4 wires, I only have 3, I needed a ground wire as well
Nice. So by definition, when you have a separate disconnect, the main panel downstream of it is a subpanel, with requirement to NOT bond ground to neutral?
I have a meter box with seperate breaker box like your describing, but the electric is going underground up into my meter box. it's 200amp box so what wire size is needed because unfortunately we can't afford an electrician & have already failed our building department inspection due to not having wiring, info is very scarce on this stuff. thank you
I'm going to take a guess and I'm only doing it to hopefully clarify what I think you meant, " Is it from the ground to the bottom of the transformer or ground to the top of the transformer?" If I'm off base then simply ignore this.
Oh, wait! I think I got it now. Sorry, my mind went somewhere else when I was picturing what you wrote. Sorry. It makes sense to me now, 'Do you measure from the ground to the transformer or from the top of the meter to the transformer?
How do you turn all your power source to the breaker box (for a breaker box upgrade) if you don't have a master switch? I would like to upgrade my breaker box to a 200amp box and want all live wires from the old breaker box dead.
You cant explain Who are you talking to ? An experienced electrician ? Your instructions would only be helpful to me AFTER I completed an electrician coarse and have had 6months on the job experience. Maybe then, I could understand you.
Wow finally some one that can explain something without get off track Or give a whole bunch of illustration that is not even relevant to the topic
Electricity can not be explain to mouth alone but through pictures to fully understand
and that is what you take the time to explain sir 👏👏 thank you
Lots of videos seen and blah blah blah. This is UNIQUE! Thank you very much for these diagrams, hey say a lot, these simple drawings are well explained, Thank you very much again.
I have been looking everywhere for a video like this, thanks so much.
To everyone saying u don't understand how instructions, or that u would need to complete some electrical training first, well your right you should. If u don't understand what he is saying you need more electrical training to even be trying to understand this much less actually use the information. I just finished my electrical apprenticeship and I find his intructions and drawing helpful and easy to understand.
Thank you so very much, this is what I needed to know, been having some problems, didn't know I needed to run 4 wires, I only have 3, I needed a ground wire as well
6 months in my appreticeship in Ca. Love these paper diagram vids! Thnx
Nice. So by definition, when you have a separate disconnect, the main panel downstream of it is a subpanel, with requirement to NOT bond ground to neutral?
For a future video, how about discussing why the grounds and neutrals must be separated after the main disconnect. Thanks.
Tell us why please
Please keeep making videos!
I have a meter box with seperate breaker box like your describing, but the electric is going underground up into my meter box. it's 200amp box so what wire size is needed because unfortunately we can't afford an electrician & have already failed our building department inspection due to not having wiring, info is very scarce on this stuff. thank you
Does a main lug panel on a detached garage (entry service wire to electric pole) have to have a sub panel on a power pole? With no main breaker?
What size wire should be used from meter to main disconnect? For a 320 amp meter
350 kcmil THHN copper
Great video, For overhead riser (if there is driveway ) you say 16' to 18'. is it from ground OR above meter. Thanks
I'm going to take a guess and I'm only doing it to hopefully clarify what I think you meant, " Is it from the ground to the bottom of the transformer or ground to the top of the transformer?" If I'm off base then simply ignore this.
Oh, wait! I think I got it now. Sorry, my mind went somewhere else when I was picturing what you wrote. Sorry. It makes sense to me now, 'Do you measure from the ground to the transformer or from the top of the meter to the transformer?
From the ground.
How do you turn all your power source to the breaker box (for a breaker box upgrade) if you don't have a master switch?
I would like to upgrade my breaker box to a 200amp box and want all live wires from the old breaker box dead.
Pull the meter out
If you take the meter out, would you have current in ur load side?
The baby is trying to ask a question
Some of your drawings the colored wires are overlapped, just give enough space between them.
We cant see your wiring. Its unclear and not srparated. Its too crowded to make sense of. I have never seen a good video
You cant explain
Who are you talking to ?
An experienced electrician ?
Your instructions would only be helpful to me AFTER I completed an electrician coarse and have had 6months on the job experience. Maybe then, I could understand you.