The BEST Way to Beautify your Electrical Service: Bury It.
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As electricians (or maybe just Joel…) we can sometimes be too attached to our electrical equipment, and while it may surprise some of our viewers, some homeowners actually want as few wires and boxes strapped to their house as possible! Today’s project is a tasteful compiling of the home’s electrical service into a smaller frame while retaining the owner’s utility perks and upgrading the service!
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Outline:
0:00 - Introduction
1:06 - Team Meeting
4:13 - Double Meter Base Pre-Fab
5:37 - Anker 767 Powerhouse
10:57 - Dismantling the Interior Main Panel
11:32 - Introducing the EPro Mastermind
12:30 - Dismantling Old Exterior Equipment
18:43 - Interior Panel Update
19:46 - Pulling Main SER Cable
20:31 - Building a Business Around Software
25:17 - Final Dismantling of Dead Equipment
27:51 - Mounting Double Meter Base
28:54 - Terminating Main Conductors in Double Meter Base
36:45 - Terminating Feeder Conductors in Garage Panel
39:55 - Interior Grounding System
40:25 - Hand-Trenching…
41:18 - Terminating in the Main Interior Electrical Panel
42:32 - Quick Lunch & Customer Interaction Insights
47:37 - Final Interior Connections
49:02 - Final Exterior Disconnect Connections
53:18 - Dialing in the DataCom Conduit & Wrap-Up
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@Kevin-wj4ed 11 місяців тому
I am impressed you have 33 employees and you are out in the field working!!!!!!!
@joejeremylassus165 11 місяців тому
This is the best content. I’m a 29 year old electrical contractor 7 months into growing my business and the tips for up selling and such are extremely helpful. Please keep this type of content coming! Thanks.
@GainSolarPower 11 місяців тому
“Get your aching body out of the field”. That comment really hit home Joe.
@laialbert 11 місяців тому
While I think it is awesome that you’re running a provisional conduit for data, theoretically, when running data communication lines (esp. Ethernet) parallel to power, it should be run 12in apart from electrical. Of course, distance between fiber optic and electrical doesn’t matter.
@LostMill0000 10 місяців тому
I'm in the EU, so rules and regulations differ - but here we are required a minimum of 100mm distance OR a mechanical divider OR a fire retardent divider (for anyone interested, it should be in iec 60364-5 Proximity of wiring systems to other services)
@norsk54472 11 місяців тому
love watching your team work, and interesting projects. as a DIYer, I like learning at your videos
@jimreichart3632 11 місяців тому
Joel Love your videos You have gotten me very interested in SPAN, Powerwall,and a tesla Roof Unfortunately I am not in Indiana I live in Naples FL. Talked to MAX today about the system that is proposed for my Florida house. I had some questions and he did a great job answering them. Thanks again for doing a great job and educating us all on the best solar systems. Jim
@ixionn563 10 місяців тому
Ever since I learned your trick with stranded wire from you, wiggling it around in terminals to allow the strands to settle, I've been applying it to all of my electrical work. This includes 12v car electrical and audio equipment. I can't really say I had a huge loose wire issue before, but ever since learning that method I haven't seen it at all. Thank you for spreading electrical knowledge in such a positive and meaningful way. I share the proper method for tightening down stranded wire with others whenever I can.
@Murphyselectric 9 місяців тому
I am a electrical contractor here in Texas! This guy is right on point! It’s all about attitude! Thanks for the videos I would love to talk to you and pick your brain! Thanks Shane Murphy Murphys Electric
@ElectricProAcademy 9 місяців тому
Shane, love to hear from value-aligned viewers, thanks! Any interest in our business mastermind: exciting-producer-5962.ck.page/c003e9f63c? You sound like a valuable voice!
@moon_man96 11 місяців тому
You seem like a great person to work for. I love this channel
@mxslick50 11 місяців тому
52:26 I think it would have been faster and more cost effective (and neater in appearance) to change the grounding lug in the can. If you don't currently carry a few of the larger size lugs in the truck, you should start. The cost of those lugs would be a lot cheaper than a Polaris (best thing ever BTW) plus the added labor.
@dsummer3770 11 місяців тому
Joel great work as always. I like to note that raceway protection for DB cable is 18” below ground and up to 8ft above ground. Thanks
@jmcguire56 11 місяців тому
Great video! Love to see how the sausage is made.
@jesstreloar7706 11 місяців тому
39:39 People watching - retired Plant Maintenance Supervisor. Trained Industrial Mechanic but did electrical work inside the plant, I do not know if it was legal where I was working, 25+ yrs., Manager said to was classed as DIY. Running conduit to new machines or when a machine was moved to a new location. You walk by a conduit you put in ten years ago, with it done right it was beautiful sight. On occasion there was conflict with the boss, show him the code and we got to do it properly. No one got hurt ever and nothing failed, that was a good thing.
@CoryTaylor904 10 місяців тому
In Florida, you can do this kind of work as a homeowner. In fact I have done it twice. Inspector said it was good work.
@davidturner3051 5 місяців тому
Hello. first i want to say thanks for all your awesome content, they're super helpful! I keep hearing that its not code compliant to directly screw a PVC connector in a metal hub outside. however, i see you do it in this video for the disconnect. Can you please elaborate? Thank you
@lucassitto 11 місяців тому
I understand the cable is rated for direct Burial, but don’t you have to a continue the conduit or sleeve until full depth of burial ? We generally always use a 2” or 3” sweep even it isn’t a full conduit run until we get proper depth of burial (18”+)
@wohnai 11 місяців тому
This is the exact project I want to do.
@DarwinWJ74 11 місяців тому
I was able to identify and repair a code violation on my exterior lightning thanks to your very educational videos. Thank you Joel.
@bryankrall8302 11 місяців тому
Love it makes me want to get back into the trade man.
@Ilikeeminleggings 11 місяців тому
For that big ground wire they make lug adapters that go from 2 terminals to 1 bigger terminal. If siemens makes them you should try one
@joeltoomey1987 3 місяці тому
Also, love your videos and all the types of jobs you're working on......Q- The riser out of the Disconnect to the house- Its not 6" into the ground and isn't bushed....Isn't it suppose to 18" down and bushed?....Thanks!
@williamhanna5224 11 місяців тому
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@harveypaxton1232 7 місяців тому
Another great video Joel! Do you check the torque on all the pre-installed hardware? It is very important.
@ElectricProAcademy 7 місяців тому
Not always. More often for high draw hardware, like EV chargers, but not 100% there either. Thanks for bringing it to mind; might revisit my stance...
@harveypaxton1232 7 місяців тому
In working in Industrial Electrical for over 45 years I found that even properly torqued hardware would come loose in shipping. Of course, a lot of the equipment I worked on was manufactured in Europe and more recently China. The worse domestic panels were the newer Leviton.
@stevesolt4036 11 місяців тому
The $2000 a day/ man includes salary, materials, equipment costs/ rental equipment, insurance, profit?
@shubinternet 11 місяців тому
@54:41 -- well, I have two wifi access points in my garage, the garage door can be monitored over wifi (but the monitor is not connected to the garage door controller), and there are multiple video cameras inside and outside of the garage (on all exterior walls), there is a Lutron Caseta switch for the exterior lights, plus various other pieces of equipment. Overall, maybe a dozen plus.
@Drow98 11 місяців тому
what torque wrench is that? nice install!
@GypsyMoFoJoe 8 днів тому
THHN/THWN-2 is dual rated and sunlight resistance. Garage and house are considered separate services each requiring an independent grounding electrode and I see neither structures having an Intersystem bonding bridge provision. PS…..I guess Porky missed the memo on anti oxide use for aluminum conductors and URD conductors are not allowed to enter a structure even in a raceway because it isnt fire resistant
@GainSolarPower 11 місяців тому
36:04 as a fellow electrician I love to freak out about terminal torque ratings.. I see you are just cranking them down but I imagine your come back and torque and mark. What is your favorite torque tool?
@pctech911 11 місяців тому
What exact mounting screws on the meter cabinet again?
@donl1410 11 місяців тому
52:27 A number 4 alu EGC is all that's required for a 200 amp service. The striped wire in the URD is typically the neutral conductor. I've never had an issue using the 2/0 striped neutral and just pulled a 4 alu USE for the ground.
@MrKen59 11 місяців тому
You are running a data cable in parallel with a 200 amp service cable? Wow - I would avoid running data near power. 46:17
@TimboStang71 11 місяців тому
As long as their separated in different conduits theirs no violations. I come across this all the time
@MrKen59 11 місяців тому
@@TimboStang71 it wasn’t a comment about code - I work in IT and when I see network wires run near power, I worry about crosstalk. Network is running at Gigabit speeds and doesn’t take much to introduce packet errors.
@kahilzinger 11 місяців тому
@@MrKen59 Correct. Electrical interference through induction.
@jovetj 11 місяців тому
@@kahilzinger Run shielded cable. Probably mostly solved.
@keppelsmall5313 11 місяців тому
at 37:36 the panel in not concerted a sub panel in that application. it is the main service panel for the car charger. to be a sub panel it would have to be fed from a main panel.
@Dajaurbex 11 місяців тому
My grandpa buried all his wires. I am so happy that I don't have to look at ugly cables all around the property.
@Jacksonk628 8 місяців тому
Anything getting power directly from the power company id consider a main if the panel was fed from a service panel then it would be a sub
@ordelysroberts6780 16 днів тому
Can you help me with that. I just graduated as a electrician but at school they didn't teach me that! And I'm super curious!!
@jovetj 11 місяців тому
56:50 Shame that surge suppressor couldn't be closer to the main disconnect. Why no main disconnect for the garage? Would putting a separate disconnect under the meter box for it, with the conductors coming down, through the disconnect, going back through the meter box and into the garage panel (Main Panel) have been an option?
@williamhanna5224 11 місяців тому
Awesome video Great work . I purchased the Anderson with two panels i hope i get the discounts but I doubt it.
@williamhanna5224 11 місяців тому
Anker that is not Anderson smart phones they are like college kids think they know better than we do about what we are writing lol
@MrTimgrimm 9 місяців тому
On the meter socket can you add a lug to each phase on the prongs coming off to add solar as a line side tap. I couldnt find anything from manufracture or in code book
@ElectricProAcademy 9 місяців тому
Yes, that's code compliant if you respect the ampacity of your meter base appropriately; however, our utilities in Indiana will not allow those devices nor solar taps in the meters. (I think they're an amazing idea though)
@ordelysroberts6780 16 днів тому
What did you do with the green or uncover ground wire??? After put it inside the disconnect box. Do you take it directly to the water pipe?? Or you bring it inside the breaker box too?? . Do you have that video??
@mikenormandy9250 11 місяців тому
Around 50:00, speaking about why certain sparkys will have issues with others using power tools to cut wire, or just using certain ‘newer’ tools in general - bc old school dudes see new tools or power tools as a threat to our jobs. But, they need to be reminded there is such thing as ‘technology’ and it improves our lives (and destroys it) at the same time - Big difference between working smarter and being lazy LOL.
@MrKen59 11 місяців тому
The panels I got from Eaton (BR or CH) didn’t come with lug covers. Is this something you need to purchase separately? 38:45
@lorenrickey5481 11 місяців тому
Yes, my panels did not come with them either. I saw them hanging in the aisle @ HD.
@MrKen59 11 місяців тому
@@lorenrickey5481 I will check it out. Lowes doesn’t have them in my store.
@owenmercer5443 10 місяців тому
See ya at greenwood😊
@willfixthingsfordonuts 11 місяців тому
37:00 I would think it's a Main or just a Service Panel as it's Neutral bonded. I would only consider it a sub-panel if it was not. Now everyone tell me I'm wrong.
@a.g8517 11 місяців тому
best video
@davidwayneprins 11 місяців тому
36:41 I know about marking a neutral but I've never seen the L1 and L2 marked in residential setting. I do understand the importance of labeling the three phases in a commercial setting so motors don't run backwards (don't ask how I know this). Curious what could go wrong if L1 and L2 were crosswired in a two phase setup? Keep in mind I'm a serious residential DIYer who used to work at Menards and now works in a factory.
@vaska916 11 місяців тому
I would like to know myself. Been working for an electrician, and we haven't been doing that, but I will ask when I get a chance
@marcemmerke6818 11 місяців тому
In my opinion there would be no problem with reversing the phases. I can see where labeling which line is which could be very helpful for troubleshooting in the future. As Joel says, be nice to the next person (that next person may be you).
@Qazxswer68 11 місяців тому
It’s split phase, instead of 2 phase. Since it’s just 2 ends of a single phase system, it makes no difference which line goes where. Same as the wiring inside the house. When making 240V connections to say a hot water tank or range, it doesn’t matter which color wire you connect to.
@lyfandeth 11 місяців тому
Not to scare the customer, but in all honesty they should know that if the wiring is not up to code and that causes the house to burn down? Their insurer can simply say goodbye and walk away. That's the customers' choice, but they should be aware of the risks of not meeting code.
@geneard639 11 місяців тому
I really should have gone into electrical after I retired from the Navy.
@joeltoomey1987 3 місяці тому
I love these types of jobs. Im a one man owner/crew/estimator/runner etc......I cant believe Indiana is still on the 08' code?? Why do you think that is?
@ElectricProAcademy 3 місяці тому
Just updated to 2020 in mid-2023. Not sure, but the most common answer I hear to that question is AFCI.
@michaeljavert4635 10 місяців тому
05: 39 I LOVE those solar generators. Hope the price comes down considerably. At minimum, it would be ideal for every room, and better, at every outlet and all of them connected to solar panels to be independent of the grid and the greed of the electric company. How long would it run an AC compressor, its fan, and inside blower ? Maybe 3 ideally for that application... Does it have protection if there's a ground fault, short, or water hazard ? I don't like that the two top outlets and the 220 outlets are upside down, so that kind of messes with my OCD. I don't care about that app stuff. That's just more things to go wrong and another point to allow a hacker to penetrate your network and for someone to keep tabs on what you're running. Overall I do like the concept and if money wasn't the issue and it had protections from shocks, ground faults, overheating and the fire risks that are all too common with these batteries, I am otherwise sold. Been debating with myself if I should buy solar panels for my house or not. I know better than to lease them. I can't afford the electric bill I have so I am looking to eliminate it, not have another one, and then have those things on the essentials to start. Heating A.C. refrigerations, CPAP, computers modems and TIVO, then expand from there buying that instead of paying the greedy electric company as currently they're cooking me to death in 101 F degree heat Oy vey. Great video and thank you for posting. I do like those solar generators though. Usually if I can't get something with a manual screwdriver, so far, a reverse drill or DeWalt impact driver in reverse ALWAYS works.
@gregott2011 11 місяців тому
I really appreciate your videos.
@a_ortiz8614 11 місяців тому
What is that 2 gang meter box rated for?
@a_ortiz8614 11 місяців тому
What kind of double meter box is that, and what is each meter rated for??? Thank you.
@GR-qe8yp 11 місяців тому
Please don't stop Teaching 😢
@shaggy198889 11 місяців тому
38min. Because you changed it from a sub panel to a main off meter panel does that mean you have to bond grounds and neutrals? Also did that garage have it's own ground rod?
@jovetj 11 місяців тому
I thought the garage had its own service (EV rate) from the start? Was a main panel before and main panel after. Maybe I wasn't paying close enough attention.
@user-hl7bi1cv6l 3 місяці тому
Great work! And I am interested in the business meeting y’all have available to learn more about. If you get this message please reply with more info! Thanks in advance!
@TradieTrev 11 місяців тому
Your American electrics are so medieval with your strange metering to me @29:00, locally here in Australia we go from aluminum to copper at an overheads mains point. Allows us to use much smaller meter panels. Underground electrics she's all typically copper. In my neck of the woods we can't use tape to ID phases either. @35:15 95mm2 copper in a super tight space to fit off a conveyor motor at a cement plant. Had to use a rubber mallet to get the connections spot on. @45:15 In Australia we use XLPE and it needs a hard cover top not tape when directly buried also sand should be used which I noted you guys didn't use. Danger tape is only used for mains held within pvc conduit. @51:46 A Chinese client of mine totally disconnected wiring himself on a commercial premises and created a dangerous situation which I had to resolve. Telling him it's not to Aussie standards totally changed his tune! Personally feel he just wants his new restaurant completed asap. @54:20 You should see how I wired automated my shed here, technically to code locally apart from a few R&D components. For a home automation system I designed. Do you think you'd give me a working holiday job :P
@mikenormandy9250 11 місяців тому
You’re right man, the things I see with even your outlets (receptacles) they are so far advanced in tech then our ancient duplex rec or GFCIs. I see the similar with the Uk and Europe - you guys are so far more advanced. Your home panel boxes are so small and sleek and easy to install. We are NOW starting to go to SMART homes with all wifi controls, etc.
@TradieTrev 11 місяців тому
@@mikenormandy9250 AFCI's they got right; It's not enforced here locally yet (We call them AFDDs) but they have a place and old mate didn't even touch on this in the project, although he sold them a SPD as an upsell; We surely could further and make it safer well above code!
@vaska916 11 місяців тому
@@TradieTrev it's pretty much code to use AFCI for almost everything, so it's not really an upsell, just a "code minimum". I didn't see if they used then or just put the old breakers in though. Not sure what eh code allows, whether it's new construction or remodel and such.. Lots to learn in this trade and it's always changing..
@jasonenglish4581 4 місяці тому
750 MCM Parallel 6 runs
@NickWickedone 11 місяців тому
@ 37:12 definitely a main panel if it is bonded
@Chris_In_Texas 11 місяців тому
30:53 Um, I think you missed the torque wrench on the meter box! You were causing the fastening nuts on the lugs to loosen as well it was tightened so much! 👍😁
@mikemiller347 10 місяців тому
Came here to say that. It's NEC requirement to torque.
@erikgutierrez6806 Місяць тому
Thhn 2/ Thwn 2 is sunlight resistant on those sizes
@vincentmatthew6851 11 місяців тому
If that garage is apart of the house, why not sub out to it from the main panel, or is a different house thats why you put it on its own meter?
@Qazxswer68 11 місяців тому
I’m not 100% sure in this situation but I know in the past he’s installed dedicated meters for EV charging. His local POCP has a lower rate for EV charging.
@jovetj 11 місяців тому
@@Qazxswer68 That's exactly the case here.
@pctech911 10 місяців тому
Can’t seem to locate the screws he is using at 26:40
@brandonclingaman9227 11 місяців тому
I would think you need a disconnect at the entrance of the home. 225.31 says : Means shall be provided for disconnecting all ungrounded conductors that supply or pass through the building or structure. 225.32 says : The disconnecting means shall be installed either inside or outside of the building or structure served or where the conductors pass through the building or structure. The disconnecting means shall be at a readily accessible location nearest the point of entrance of the conductors.
@jovetj 11 місяців тому
I'm pretty sure that having a readily-accessible means of disconnect off the meter at the garage is safer than having an external disconnect on the home with conductors that remain energized. Similar situation to a farm pole that has a meter and various disconnects for the structures that receive power off of it.
@brandonclingaman9227 11 місяців тому
@@jovetj It is pretty clear with the rule that you have to have a disconnect.
@jovetj 11 місяців тому
@@brandonclingaman9227 How "near" is the main disconnect on the panel itself?
@brandonclingaman9227 11 місяців тому
@@jovetj Take a look at what article 225 covers. This was one of the first rules ever in the code book.
@jovetj 11 місяців тому
@@brandonclingaman9227 I'm sorry, I asked you a direct question about your interpretation of the rule you're talking about. Not my own interpretation.
@johnkulpowich5260 11 місяців тому
Work in a real old steel mill. 150 years old. 220 volt DC. Spand wires 1000 mcm. RH. Talk about A. M F
@joe3276865536 10 місяців тому
When we recently upgraded our service, we considered burying but our utility charges a monthly fee for that and we didn't want to have yet another "subscription" cost.
@ElectricProAcademy 10 місяців тому
Very odd, not sure we've heard of that before! What region are you in?
@joe3276865536 10 місяців тому
@@ElectricProAcademy Minneapolis. Provider is Xcel Energy.
@theseattlegreen1871 11 місяців тому
Do you have a video of bonding a gas meter from start to finish?
@michaeljavert4635 10 місяців тому
43:16 I wonder if that thing would over heat in the summer in a hot parked car in direct sunlight... If that doesn't overheat it, then it's more awesome !
@a_ortiz8614 11 місяців тому
How does the double gang meter split the 200amp and 100amp from one service drop? Anyone… doesn’t it split evenly through one service drop? Any one please
@jovetj 11 місяців тому
The main disconnects after the meters are responsible for limiting the current draw of each side to not exceed the rating of the service and meterbox.
@a_ortiz8614 11 місяців тому
Thank you
@nrsmith066 10 місяців тому
Couldn't you just tap and install larger mechanical lug?
@markcranage2651 11 місяців тому
3 in my garage. Camera, door, and Tesla car
@VincitOmniaVeritas512 11 місяців тому
@36:54; could be called any of those, depends on application
@NickWickedone 11 місяців тому
Yes but isn't he identifying the situation in this video, LOL
@VincitOmniaVeritas512 11 місяців тому
I didn’t read it that way, but, if so, it’s a sub-panel imho.
@kennethmc2601 10 місяців тому
@13:27 "my goal is to be the worst electrician on my team." That hit me. I run an avionics workcenter that maintains military 737's. I'm absolutely going to use that one on my next "why arent any of you idiots qualified yet" talk.
@kellenkelley4447 11 місяців тому
37:13 sub panel.. that’s what my boss cells them. I’ll have to ask him.,how many amps are in it., it will be a second main panel if it’s over 200 amps I’ll just cell them glorified junction I’ll this thinking
@MrKen59 11 місяців тому
37:00 Load Center
@michaeljavert4635 10 місяців тому
55:29 I'd be VERY particular about my conduit. I'd INSIST on galvanized steel and made sure you knew it before the project started and if you absolutely could not, and would not, I'd come in after the fact and change it, then dispute that charge on the bill. When a customer is paying, especially these MILLIONS you spoke of, they should get solid GOLD connections and top shelve premium, stuff. Not plastic and nylon garbage.
@franklincainiii9505 11 місяців тому
My guess sub panel in garage 36:55
@johnirwin1837 11 місяців тому
0 connections in my garage/pole shed.
@MRReplayAudio 11 місяців тому
Not supposed to use noloax on your inductors 32:52
@joelhunter4082 11 місяців тому
Why can’t you just have 1 meter? Why does the garage have to have its own meter?
@ElectricProAcademy 11 місяців тому
In Indianapolis, the main utility (AES) requires a separate meter for the optimal off-peak EV charging rate
@shanebibby6006 11 місяців тому
Sub panel in garage
@stevesolt4036 11 місяців тому
What happened to your tighten wiggle loosen tighten.
@bestshot300 11 місяців тому
Hello how could receive the products and service list?
@jovetj 11 місяців тому
Let's not go overboard on the (I'm sure) paid advertisements, Joel. 🙂
@Kevin-wj4ed 11 місяців тому
I worked for an electric contractor 40 years ago he was a criminal. He did so many things wrong i quite after a year it was sad that he had an electrical license.
@ElectricProAcademy 11 місяців тому
Yikes, sorry to hear it!
@Kevin-wj4ed 11 місяців тому
@@ElectricProAcademy I have worked for catholic church for over 40 years a much better environment!!!!
@pillar350 Місяць тому
That battery is $2,000 before shipping
@Kevin-wj4ed 11 місяців тому
Ipl use to give meterbase for free
@michaeljavert4635 10 місяців тому
34:08 Also, one would think that in these days, since everyone knows better, they would stop constructing houses with combustible materials. But no, they like to regulate the hell out of affordability for everything else, but when it comes to codes to keep one from losing their house, they're willfully, insufferably and blissfully ignorant to that fact.
@ericr2zz 11 місяців тому
Great Video! At 37.49 the length of the neutral wire coming off the HomeLine Surge protector should be a SHORT and DIRECT as possible, according to the manufacturer. Direct quote from installation guide, "NOTE: The SPD requires two adjacent mounting spaces and must be installed as close to neutral assembly and main circuit breaker or main lugs as possible. Keep wire lengths as short as possible with no sharp bends."
@mikenormandy9250 11 місяців тому
Always hate these instructions. I know it may be a space constraint issue but I guess, the manufacturers, never had to re-run a whole ONE cable bc it was cut TOO SHORT and when needing service, no service loop left for a new termination.
@davidgekler 11 місяців тому
Id call it a Main - maybe Main 1 and a Main 2, also I would have run the Garage 2" all the way down to the 24" dig level - far to easy for an idiot to cut the horizontal bare lines!
@phenry5083 Місяць тому
No, WHYYYYY. Why direct burial?!?! Conduit, every time.
@jblake62 11 місяців тому
Plum vs Level... hummmm
@christophertorres1367 11 місяців тому
Subpanel
@gn1656 11 місяців тому
Love your videos, but this one had too much promotional content.
@ElectricProAcademy 11 місяців тому
Thanks for the feedback, @G N. We've had a few offers stack up recently and had to get a little creative to hit everyone's timelines. We'll try to tone it back in future vids.
@vaska916 11 місяців тому
@@ElectricProAcademy I do like seeing different options for all kinds of new tech, but maybe just shorter versions or just a small pop up in the corner or something?
@ElectricProAcademy 11 місяців тому
Really helpful feedback, thank you @vaska
@KameraShy 5 місяців тому
This video is half advertising.
@MM-fe9mz 11 місяців тому
All this effort seems useless when keeping the overhead wires from the pole to the garage. Why two meters? Don't utilities charge higher fees for that.
@Dfk429S9fo3 11 місяців тому
Why not spend another buck or two and put caps on that data pipe instead of tape?
@a.g8517 11 місяців тому
weatherproof UV cat6 inside anyways
@priceandpride 11 місяців тому
Selling your time doesn’t seem like a good deal for you
@luislazogue8089 11 місяців тому
I like your goal, be the worst electrician of your team, my goal was pay a million dollar on taxes, now I want to ad “be the worst electrician of my team”
@Eddy63 11 місяців тому
Excellent vid and great crew you have ... Thx for all you do ...
@jovetj 11 місяців тому
The look on Cliff's face after Joel says "Don't make me late!" is priceless!
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