Connecting electrical outlets. Electrical system. Guide. Tutorial
Connecting electrical outlets. Electrical system. Guide. Tutorial
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Electrical system. Explained step by step. Part two.
After a year, I decided to redo it, this time with a little more attention to the cable cross-section required by regulations and to aesthetics.
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ATTENTION: For the panel to be compliant (this only applies to new installations and residential applications), two RCBOs are required, one for the light line and one for the socket line. As a general rule, you can use either a RCBO or a circuit breaker. Here, I used a different configuration that refers not to a home, but to a warehouse.
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This second video shows how I connected the electrical outlet line from the panel.
In the next video, we'll look at the lighting line.
This video is absolutely not intended to replace the work of your electrician.
This video illustrates the assembly of a small electrical panel for powering a garage or hobbyist's "workshop."
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Have these tasks performed by specialized personnel.
Remember that these are very risky operations.
An uncertified system could also expose you to a series of administrative and civil consequences that would be too long to discuss here.
I am not an electrician; these tasks were performed based on personal studies and field experience.
I assume no responsibility for how you use this video.
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