Out door sub panel

I’ve never seen one of those heated pvc pipe benders before. Pretty sick. I can think of many past jobs where that tool would have been handy.

ohh that's really amazing I hope this tips can help it's clear for really

I have never understood the reason to put a breaker panel outside? Even if it is code in that area. Leaving anyone access to your breakers seems like a recipe for disaster. Can anyone tell me why they do this? I believe it is common in the southern US.

ohhh according to my experience maybe here's a security cameras can watch the person can make any unusual action

On today’s episode of: So you think you’re an electrician.

thank you

Steel pipe not plastic garbage and pipe straight into the bottom. Looks bad .

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Like I said emt conduit straight i to the bottom for both. No plastic! Is that even schedule 80 pvc? And label the wires with phase tape.

Ring cuts wire , pvc glue on wire but he tourques to spec , my man

good suggestion

Terrible job, looks like garbage.

that's not terrible as you think

Ive seen worse. just not billed online as some magical process.

Only one issue. Knockout above buss bar without a water resistant connector. A PVC connector with a standard locknut is not considered an approved connection when above the buss bars.

Someone call ICE on this guy... he's trying to kill someone.. YOU DON'T BRING MEXICO TECHNOLOGY TO AMERICA !!

Sure, I want random people to have access to breaker box and just turn everything off. I want even get into the feed location that's been mentioned.

amazing

You just turned a 3R enclosure into an umbrella when you made that knockout above the terminal points dumb ass

Not very neat, sorry

that's best way you can use

That’s a shitty electrical contractor there. Anytime you enter an enclosure above the bus work do you not have to use a weatherproof hub? You might be able to find that in the NEC code book around 312.2.

I do not know why he went in the top. Seems dumb, get a bottom feed and bring the feeders in through the bottom. Pipe run looks like poop. I am So Glad i am a commercial guy, except clean rooms or wet washdown rooms, i never have to touch PVC.

ohh that's the only safety way that's why

that’s a work he was proud enough to show it online?

Never seen a circuit breaker box outside before.

Should have used an LL instead of an LB.

The mismatching conduit and elbow colors is lazy craftsmanship.

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The panel is inset to the wall not allowing for the drain holes to be in the open. Schedule 40 PVC ABOVE GRADE NOT PROTECTED. The side knocked out and not sealed with anything. Everything else looks great

Terminals done up with an impact driver 🤣 why is the panel outside ?

Они какой-то кайф испытывают, так коротко обрезая провода, не оставляют никакого запаса. А вдруг фазы перекинуть местами нужно будет

That’s a main panel not a sub panel. You only put a ground rod on the main service

Never did use aluminum feeder wires! But much cheaper

yeah bcz aluminum is not good conduct of heat

Aluminum has to be treated properly to ensure the connection doesn't corrode and become a fire hazard. I have seen many connections that burned because of the wire connection not being done properly

Not a sub panel. The ground and neutral appear to be bonded

I need to get me one of those torque flat tips! Would save me a trip to the truck everyday!

yeah I'm here to support you don't worry

I couldn't tell for sure but it looked like grounds and neutrals were separated.

Why the LB?

I hope you're satisfied?

Be by in a few minutes to switch off a couple of these breakers

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A lot of skill goes into this work thanks for the great job

you're welcome my dear

American electrical installation is absolutely trash, more like plumbing

Nice work

Horrible... In Mexico we have bad installations but we never use PVC for an electrical environment, PVC suffered heat deformation and reacted very badly to fire. Electrical Metal Conduit is way better

Never replaceable with AI

that's not Ai please

Why is the panel outside?

for preventing Electricity risk

Na if you need a emergency shut off just put a disconnect outside. Not the whole panel

… and up to $240,000.00 per annum. Whoa❗️

that's amazing

It is isn’t it.

Don’t miss electrical work AT ALL

yeah great idea

Still using deox on aluminum alloy I see.

yeah good