Brilliant, Jack. No need to apologize for a shorter vid. Sorry to hear that business is down. Hang in there mate and things will come back up again (soon, I hope).

@JRCElectrical

Жыл бұрын

Cheers dude, it’s picking up to be fair just been slow the last few weeks

Hi jack , just a bit of advice mate , A lot of sparks make the same mistake with outside earth rods, The outside earth rod needs a bigger and better sealed box cover to stop corrosion at terminals, this is where most faults happen , the original box and new one fitted are to small with poor seals, keep your chin up regarding work it has been slow start but it is starting to pick up 😃😃👍👍

@JRCElectrical

Жыл бұрын

Thank you good sir, rather than a crap comment slating it that’s an awesome comment giving advice so thank you, yeah it’s picking up now to be fair it’s just been really crap start 👍👍 cheers dude

take the camera round to the roofing site and show all the sparkies what real hard work looks like 😁

@JRCElectrical

Жыл бұрын

🥱 you are right tho I did it for about 2 years and it was GRAFT, not so much now with all the fancy conveyors and things I see but yeah it’s defo graft 😂

Really interesting for a sparkie like myself who hasn’t done lots with earth rods, not common. Loved the bit to drill the rods in

@JRCElectrical

Жыл бұрын

Thanks dude, yeah there’s loads round here but any closer to a city and there rare 😂

I have the Linian SDS+ driver attachment too, plus the one use drill bit screw on that goes on the end of the rod if it's rocky, brilliant kit and as you say makes it easier.👍👍👍

@JRCElectrical

Жыл бұрын

What a fantastic invention 👏

@stringlarson1247

8 ай бұрын

I gotta get one of those. Here in 'the states' there are a lot of Al rods with no threading. Around here, they come in 6' lengths and I grind/file a point on the end. You kids in the UK (EU?) have some pretty interesting kit.

I would personally put the earth cable in flexi conduit then a wiska box on the outside wall, just to protect the cable

@JRCElectrical

Жыл бұрын

Would have been better to be fair, it’s out the way there anyway so won’t get damaged, protection from UV would have been good tho

@markrainford1219

2 ай бұрын

@@JRCElectrical In the US the wire would be bare.

@JRCElectrical

2 ай бұрын

@@markrainford1219 US 👏 legend

We use the conductive compound that we use when fitting large cable lugs to help with wet corrosion on the rod connector .🤔

@JRCElectrical

7 ай бұрын

Ahhh never seen this, I have only done a few to be fair

8:14 quick question here, but it looks silver under there, are those solid copper rods or copper clad steel rods? Might just be the camera angle here. Here in the USA we are required for a minimum of two 8' rods that have to be 6' apart. You can get by with one if reading is less than 25 ohms, but most just put two in. Also the wire can not be cut between rods and has to be continuous. We also use #6 (16mm2) but solid, typically bare and not stranded to prevent corrosion between the strands on the copper wire over time. There are some guys around that like stranded because its easier to run. We also use UFER grounds on newer construction that is bonded to the rebar in the foundation and creates a grounding plane under the entire house in addition to the rods, and potentially any copper water lines, however with many new homes plumbed in PEX and their water meters to the house using POLY, there is nothing to ground to there. Keep up the good work man! 🤠👍

@JRCElectrical

Жыл бұрын

Wow you lot go all out over there, yeah the rods are usually coated in copper I believe. 25 ohms is a rediculously low reading that would be awesome, Thanks for watching and commenting dude

BIG up lennels gran. I hope she’s having a wonderful Tuesday morn, as I hope you are Jack and Scotty. I know I am ☝️❤️

@JRCElectrical

Жыл бұрын

Big up you sir, we’re all good thanks bro, Scott’s has left now tho he’s a roofer now

TLC and Screwfix sell a bolt that has the same thread as the earth rod. You put the earth rod - earth rod connector on and screw in the bolt. I bought an inch? socket from a car boot sale and an SDS to socket adapter from eBay to do what your Linian one does. I didn’t know it existed. That’s why your vids are educational! Noice 😊

@JRCElectrical

Жыл бұрын

Yeah I’ve used the bolts before and just smashed them with the hammer 😂😂 Thankyou sir

@johnavery15

Жыл бұрын

@@JRCElectrical That works too!

8 FEET! 😮 I worked with a spark on a site that ManWeb insisted on the spark installing a 1m earth rod. The location they wanted it was inside the building. After 2 hours of hammering away with a lump hammer, the rod had only gone in 13 inches. Must have hit the foundations and not gone any further.

@JRCElectrical

10 ай бұрын

That’s not so good 😂😂 I’ve heard some right horror stories in the past, lucky this one wasn’t too bad

Just had a scary experience where the box on the utility pole energised the lead on my supply cable which energised my earth rod, water pipes and all metal in my home! Got electric shock! Box replaced and my cable to boundary. Box was one hundred years old!

@JRCElectrical

6 ай бұрын

Did that really just happen 😮

@loriAlessiroberts118

6 ай бұрын

@@JRCElectrical Last week and the next day two supervisors and electricians arrived and told me the lineman who repaired the box and cable left me with a live neutral (whatever that means?). They said he was bad and shook their heads. I'm now terrified to touch anything even though it's been fixed.

@JRCElectrical

6 ай бұрын

@@loriAlessiroberts118 wow that’s not good at all 😮 if your worried you could always get an electrician you can trust to test it for you just for peace of mind

@loriAlessiroberts118

6 ай бұрын

@@JRCElectrical What is a live neutral? Please excuse my ignorance😕

@JRCElectrical

6 ай бұрын

@@loriAlessiroberts118 so the live power has gone down the wrong cable into the property, all the switches switch off the live, so with it going down the neutral there’s a chance of shock

You could’ve paralleled up with the old rod to get an even lower reading 👍

@JRCElectrical

Жыл бұрын

There has to be a certain distance between rods and the land wasn’t big enough to achieve it 😞

Another great video Jack 🙌🏻

@JRCElectrical

Жыл бұрын

Thankyou dude

Great video good to see something on TT rods 👍

@JRCElectrical

Жыл бұрын

Cheers dude

Big up JRC! BIG up yourself! Great video, Jack.

@JRCElectrical

Жыл бұрын

Big up you sir and thank you

Enjoy the quite time mate , makes up for when it's crazy busy, good interesting video mate 🤙

@JRCElectrical

Жыл бұрын

Cheers gary

What great video really enjoyed that? That sds drillbit does look handy. Cheers Jack keep up the good work

@JRCElectrical

Жыл бұрын

Cheers mate, yeah drill bit saved LOADS of time

Solid video, learned a few things👌

@JRCElectrical

Жыл бұрын

Cheers dude

Up the boys! Keep watching and keep learning every episode no matter no long it is, big up ya self ❤

@JRCElectrical

Жыл бұрын

Big up and Thankyou for your support u legend

We’re just up the road in Coventry mate and it’s the quietest I’ve ever been since I set up in 2019. Hoping as the end of tax year approaches work picks up again 🤞🏼

@JRCElectrical

Жыл бұрын

Yeah it’s a bit crap, picking up now tho so hopefully we’re on the up again

Great vid mate thanks 👍🏻

@JRCElectrical

Жыл бұрын

Thanks dude

Big up urself Jack, loving the content keep it up brother 🤙🤙

@JRCElectrical

Жыл бұрын

Big up you sir and thank you 🙏

Thanks Jack, interesting bit of fault finding.

@JRCElectrical

Жыл бұрын

Cheers dude

Nice Video Jack that Linian tool is a must thx

@JRCElectrical

Жыл бұрын

Thank you sir, yeah it really was awesome

Quality vids like this Pal will grow your business for sure

@JRCElectrical

Жыл бұрын

Thanks Mike 🙏

NOOOIIICCEEEE! Big up yourself Jack! Now I know why earth rods have threads at each end, as you eloquently explained it's so you can join them together. Never thought of that. 🙂

@JRCElectrical

Жыл бұрын

💪 yeah man big up you sir

Interesting vid thanks!

@JRCElectrical

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching Pete

Nice mate, glad to see it’s not just my makita batteries thay go flat quick lol

@JRCElectrical

Жыл бұрын

Yeah there crap the last few years everything they bring out seems to be made of chocolate 😂

Great job, nice to see people using dedicated tools etc. If I had to criticise the obvious would be the so called earth box, I'd just the weather proof ground box and like the other guy said put some form of conduit with a bend dug in to prevent water egress into said earthbox. That being said I understand on an emergency you have to deal with what you have. My second point would be that pointless crimping tool, while ideal for doing car audio crimps it doesn't give enough crushing power to those solid lugs, SWA do a reasonably priced kit with every lug and hole size you'll need as we only now use metal clad consumer units its worth having, the kit comes with a crimp tool that looks like a set of bolt croppers and has 10x the force of those little crimps. In essence you'll get a far better reading on your Ze if it has a more solid connection. But still great video 👍🏼

@JRCElectrical

4 ай бұрын

All fair points sir Thankyou for your comment, I agree about crimpers but the ratety I use them it doesn’t warrant buying expensive ones, these ones do a tight crimp so will do for me. Cheers mate appreciate it

Hey Jack, thanks for another video. So sorry to hear your work has been down, but hopefully the quotes come through ok. Earth rods are the normal thing here in Aus as we use the Multiple Earth Neutral (MEN) system. I gather this is called PME in the UK. The neutral and earth blocks in the consumer unit are strapped together. It is typical here for the supply authority meter etc to be in the same cabinet as the fuseboard. The neutral lines are also earthed at supply and transmission poles. I know I've simplified the description, but...

@JRCElectrical

Жыл бұрын

Hello sir Jim, yeah it sounds the same as PME most properties here are either PME or TNS where the earth is strapped onto the outer of the incomming cable, most TT is gone now as they are earthing the neutral at the pilon where they can and upgrading them

BG gas engineer's have a socket and see that just gives a range, below 1 above 1 but the white goods engineers have a Megger MF1720 and enough knowledge to make an assessment of the eli based in the earthing arrangement.

@JRCElectrical

Жыл бұрын

Ahhh ok yeah that defo wouldn’t have picked it up then 😂😂

New sub mate. Nothing wrong with a short video at all! I'm a sole trader and, like you, have my quiet times and busy times but you just have to muddle through and it all seems to work out in the end. Hope work picks up for you soon!

@JRCElectrical

Жыл бұрын

Ahhh welcome sir, thanks for the comment and yeah I hope it picks up, we have to ride the waves of busy and not, this time has just been crazy tho, from the mad rush the last 2 years

Good video first time watching 👌🏽

@JRCElectrical

Жыл бұрын

Cheers luke 👊

Good video, hate spashing rods down, drainage, mains water pipes aswell.

@JRCElectrical

Жыл бұрын

😬 always a brown pants moment 😂😂

Keep it up bud. Chin up and keep cracking on. Honest hard working trades always come up trumps and you’re deffo one of those. Keep plugging away and letting your hard work and personality shine though. Oh and….’RUN THE TIIIING’ 😄

@JRCElectrical

Жыл бұрын

Cheers bro that’s an awesome comment I appreciate that ❤️ big up

That was interesting, not boring at all 👍

@JRCElectrical

Жыл бұрын

Thanks Mike 👊

THESE NUTS!!😂😂 - Yes, you had to. Legend, great vid. I had to hit the subscribe button.👍👍

@JRCElectrical

Жыл бұрын

Cheers dude 💪👊

Big up jrc yeah

@JRCElectrical

Жыл бұрын

Big up asha

Exellent job sir

@JRCElectrical

Жыл бұрын

Thabkyou my good sir

Nice shorter one Jack. Stick a few more rods in to reach Oz 😂 Big up yourself

@JRCElectrical

Жыл бұрын

Few more Martyn I would have been in China I recon 😂😂😂😂

I was going to say if you dont have an sds tool Ive seen sockets used on a hammer drill in videos before now. Nice tidy job, keep a positive and well earthed outlook 👍

@JRCElectrical

Жыл бұрын

Never ever thought of this that’s an awesome idea, this tool is mint tho 😂 if someone doesn’t have sds socket adaptor

Never used the adaptor, but may well pick one up!

@JRCElectrical

Жыл бұрын

It was awesome

That was interesting great content.,

@JRCElectrical

Жыл бұрын

Thank you much appreciated

Big up the channel 👍👍👍😁

@JRCElectrical

Жыл бұрын

Big up you stephen

I have only been required to install only a handful of earth rods over the years as not as common in my area. if only the that sd adapter was around then it would have made the job so much easier especially in clay ground.

@JRCElectrical

Жыл бұрын

Yeh a few people have said there’s not many there way either, there’s thousands here 😂

@Ant86744

Жыл бұрын

Need to look at heading to Shropshire/ Telford way on then 😂as a lot of the old over heads are being replaced with pme etc

@JRCElectrical

Жыл бұрын

@@Ant86744 it’s the same here slowly 😂😂

Would defo use the larger earth inspection pits if using outside, i did one on friday but managed to get it under the hall in a void and luckily got 21.5ohm it was to supliment a TNS that was a bit high, Thing i need to get one of these sds adaptors so i can stop using a hammer

@JRCElectrical

7 ай бұрын

Hammer is a nightmare isn’t it 😂 and then the rod gets smashed up on the end 😬 Jesus that was a high reading if even with a rod it was 21.5ohm If we get high readings on tns or cs we report it to western power and they come and sort it

Mr Bundy wants his Bosch SDS back to put back with his collection ( Got Given), hope the work picks up m8,enjoy the vlogs.

@JRCElectrical

Жыл бұрын

😂😂😂 that drill was given to me by Bosch to be fair you can apply to test there tools and they sent that a couple years ago it’s a beast

Lets remember we dont need 16mm Main earth on TT system! Saw company C2 6mm main earth to Rod!

@JRCElectrical

6 ай бұрын

You don’t but If I was changing it I would defo use 16mm

@peterigrenyi9176

6 ай бұрын

Just a tad o waste on longer runs sticking 16mm in. Also, a tip use your R2 lead to test the rod resistance before u botherwith clamp at the top. Speeds it up if u need more rods.

British gas have a plug tester. They did it in my sisters house

@JRCElectrical

Жыл бұрын

Does it test zs tho? I’ve not seen one, they normaly just have socket tester with leds on

More expensive, but the Condudisc may be an option in some locations, especially industrial.

@JRCElectrical

Жыл бұрын

Ooo I shall have a look

@philipoakley5498

Жыл бұрын

@@JRCElectrical kzread.info/dash/bejne/po2Xuqdyh5Wne7Q.html for a John Ward review.

Nothing boring about it Jack,it's good to get different content in video's,variety is the spice of life as they say

@JRCElectrical

Жыл бұрын

Cheers mate I appreciate it 👊

Makita was cutting it? Bring out the Bosch!!

@JRCElectrical

Жыл бұрын

😂😂😂 dead batteries and no Scott to charge them 😂

Very helpful video. How far do you normally step out TT rod from building to avoid foundations? Thanks again. New subscriber.

@JRCElectrical

Жыл бұрын

Welcome Sir, we normally have a rough guide by the rod that was previously in, but normally a couple of feet and it’s been clear in the past 👍

Big up

@JRCElectrical

Жыл бұрын

Big up az me mon

good job, as far as i know if ze much higher then that,hou may not achieve maximum permited zs on some circuits even if it's Rcd protected

@JRCElectrical

Жыл бұрын

I thought all max zs if it’s protected is 1667, I could be wrong tho 😂

@eded6163

Жыл бұрын

@JRC Electrical yes, you're correct in this case up to 1667 ohm is accepted 😁

@JRCElectrical

Жыл бұрын

@@eded6163 miles under then 😎 😂😂😂

Best reading I've had is 9 ohms on a single 4-ft rod.... Admittedly that was at a marina so the ground was saturated in water

@TheChipmunk2008

Жыл бұрын

And yes work is slow for us too... Cost of living is killing domestic work

@JRCElectrical

Жыл бұрын

It’s terrible at the moment sir

@JRCElectrical

Жыл бұрын

That’s a class reading best I’ve seen is 88 at my own house 😂😂

@farmersteve129

Жыл бұрын

3 ohms at mine on a single rod even after 10 years... but then we're only spitting distance to the tx.

@JRCElectrical

Жыл бұрын

@@farmersteve129 that’s an awesome reading 😳

I believe British Gas engineers are issued with the Socket and See PDL234 plus part P loop testing kit

@JRCElectrical

4 ай бұрын

Ahh I see, I thought they just had a simple socket tester with leds to be fair Thankyou

@BerlietGBC

4 ай бұрын

@@JRCElectrical I was speaking to a BG engineer last week there very keen on checking everything now

@JRCElectrical

4 ай бұрын

@@BerlietGBC as they should be sir, that’s good because all the ones I’ve met just install meters and don’t really know much more 😂

@BerlietGBC

4 ай бұрын

@@JRCElectrical I had a very bad experience with a smart meter fixer last year , he spent an hour trying to undo a union in the wrong direction, then forgot to put the dummy in the cut out while working on it I had to shout at him before he got a whack , was scary he had no Idea

@JRCElectrical

4 ай бұрын

@@BerlietGBC they take some of them off universal credit and train them in just changing and installing meters so they have no electrical experience, scary really 😂

Good work jack 👍 how you finding the scruffs?

@JRCElectrical

Жыл бұрын

Cheers dude, yeah there class to be fair. Trousers are awesome

Should have contacted the DNO pal the service could be PME now and saved you a chew on good job though

@JRCElectrical

7 ай бұрын

I check the pilons whenever I get a job like this and they have labelled the ones that have been upgraded This one wasn’t labelled so didn’t do it

@calvinmcmahon2714

7 ай бұрын

@@JRCElectrical dno,s pain in the arse pal they subby that much out and they don't give a - uck makes our job that bit tougher when it comes to mains earthing

@JRCElectrical

7 ай бұрын

@@calvinmcmahon2714 to be fair they have always been alright with me if we have had high readings a few people have said they told them to put rods in but they have always come and fixed it for me within a few hours

Great content as usual, thought you might have left the polythene sleave on the rods to stop corrosion 😂

@JRCElectrical

Жыл бұрын

Cheers dude, I would have to be fair but I needed a better reading not worse 😂😂

Hey Jack one of your fans here. I have a question in regards to an earth rod installation. But how do you check for underground water mains pipes or other electrical mains cables etc before installing a rod?

@JRCElectrical

Жыл бұрын

Just pray 😂😂 Normaly you can see roughly where they would be from the location of the gas meter, stop tap and mains in building. If you weren’t confident tho you can get a scanner or pay for a scan of the area to tell you exactly where the services are

Nice job with the new rod install 👍👍. Old rods do deteriorate over time, the copper coating disappears just leaving a steel surface that rusts, unless you go for the luxury of a 100% copper rod. We have had complete substations loose their earth reference before now. Hope you get back to winning quotes soon buddy.

@JRCElectrical

Жыл бұрын

Millionaires have full copper rods 😂😂 cheers dude it’s starting to pick back up to be fair it’s just a crap time with all the bills and things shooting up constantly

@Ragnar8504

Жыл бұрын

Some countries on the continent have been requiring stainless rods for quite a few years to avoid corrosion issues. Before that it was galvanised and that can rot quite badly.

Sydney is mostly clay, pushing an earthrod in by hand here is unthinkanble 😂I have an SDSMax rod driver bit 💪

@JRCElectrical

Жыл бұрын

🤮🤮 I can think of nothing worse than driving a rod into clay 😂

@TheEulerID

10 ай бұрын

@@JRCElectrical try bedrock. Where I live in my garden there are parts with limestone very close to the surface. There certainly isn't 8 feet of soil above it.

@JRCElectrical

10 ай бұрын

@@TheEulerID 😬 that’s not so good 😂

@TheEulerID

10 ай бұрын

@@JRCElectrical Fortunately built in the 1990s so TN-C-S. No ground rods for me, or at least there won't be until the DNOs change their rules and require supplemental grounding on TN-C-S systems as well, something already required in a lot of countries.

@JRCElectrical

10 ай бұрын

@@TheEulerID 🤢 don’t say that 😮

You definitely mean a lot of money

@JRCElectrical

Жыл бұрын

When dude?

Hi jack, thanks for the video,is there anything has to aware of before you decide to drill the earth rod into that soil? Or how do you decide a point to be where you put the earth rod in?

@JRCElectrical

10 ай бұрын

Yes be aware of everything 😂 Just note where the underground services would be, you can get a scan of the area if you pay or have a scanner or you can look at the plans to property which should show you where services are (gas, water, electric and drains)

@koonholee3056

10 ай бұрын

@@JRCElectrical thx dude, appreciate that

@JRCElectrical

10 ай бұрын

@@koonholee3056 more than welcome sir

british gas have their own electricians. 👍

@JRCElectrical

3 ай бұрын

Yeah they do I didn’t no this

Great content l what camera you using ..

@JRCElectrical

Жыл бұрын

Thanks dude, I use the Sony zv1 on a dji gimbal sir 👍

I'm curious what the UK requirements are? In the US are code dictates that you can use one earthride but it needs to be tested and if you do 2 it's automatically accepted. Either way the ground wire needs to be continuous from the panel ( < we'll go that to simplify things) down to the electrode and through the other rod with no break. Is it is it common to use more than one ground rod or uncommon? If I were in that situation and getting such a bad ground I probably would've doubled up the old one if it was still reasonably good.

@JRCElectrical

6 ай бұрын

In the UK we need to get the earth reading under 200 ohms and I’ve known people to put rods all over the place to get it under,

It’s been a while, so my limited knowledge might be a bit rusty… … would a TN-C-S earth have worked in this case (and so dispense with the earthing rods all together?)

@JRCElectrical

Жыл бұрын

It could have if they have updated it, there doing a lot around here and changing it to tncs but with no sign on the cut out I don’t like to just connect into the neutral 😬

Would you not have considered a second rod to get it down even more

@JRCElectrical

3 ай бұрын

It wouldn’t have been possible with the size of the garden area because of the gap needed between the rods

7:00 why didn't you just chuck the sds into reverse to take the adapter off 😂

@JRCElectrical

Жыл бұрын

Dunno thought it would have loosened the rod in the ground 😂😂

@starburst2203

Жыл бұрын

@@JRCElectrical 😂😂😂

You would never ever get an earth rod into the sub soil here. It’s crushed volcanic rock, due to the last ice age. In fact it’s not a subject that ever comes up here. Main earth is to incoming water supply.

@JRCElectrical

Жыл бұрын

No way where is that? Main earth to water that would be a mega no no here 👀😂

@gardenogauge

Жыл бұрын

​@@JRCElectrical it's actually more common in the UK than you think with lead pipes. Normally comes to light when the pipes are replaced with plastic. Houses built on rock strata the option is to go for a bolted earth mat

@JRCElectrical

Жыл бұрын

@@gardenogauge never seen that, all around me is built on sandstone so some places are terrible to rod

@gordonmackenzie4512

Жыл бұрын

@@JRCElectrical Asked my electrician today. Only once is entire career has he had to install an earth rod, on a farm. Scotland has a totally different supply structure apparently !

@JRCElectrical

Жыл бұрын

@@gordonmackenzie4512 ooo I’ve not seen this, here I come google 😂😂

Don't know what type of soil you have down there? Maybe the acid in the soil had eaten through the copper and down to the steel,making it rusty under ground. stopping a reading

@JRCElectrical

Жыл бұрын

Yeah really strange, I’ve not seen it before to be fair

The second test is still somewhat incorrect. You have not proved the cable ohm are within spec

@JRCElectrical

Жыл бұрын

I mentioned it in the video, recommended max ze for TT is 200 ohms, if everything is rcd protected the max is 1667 ohms or something around that 👍

what do you do if you bang first rod in then go for second and half way down you hit stone or something?

@JRCElectrical

Жыл бұрын

Struggle 😂😂 You can buy an attatchment for the end of the rod that turns it into a drill bit to be fair and it smashed through anything, £20 bit that gets burried with the rod tho

@tilidie5272

Жыл бұрын

@@JRCElectrical 20 quid tho init maybe get shovel out and apprentice lol

@JRCElectrical

Жыл бұрын

@@tilidie5272 exactly dude 😂😂

no connection jb on the rod ?

@JRCElectrical

Жыл бұрын

What do you mean?

How do I go about getting a JRC Beanie

@JRCElectrical

Жыл бұрын

There crap 😂 I washed it once and All the elastic went rubbish I’ll try and get some better ones made

@gmeadowcroft84

Жыл бұрын

@@JRCElectrical or a baseball cap 🧢

Hey Jack! Are you open to collab?

@JRCElectrical

Жыл бұрын

Depends on what it is sir, send an email to the email address in my bio on here 👍

@Mindsaw

Жыл бұрын

@@JRCElectrical Great! Email sent buddy.

@JRCElectrical

Жыл бұрын

👍👍

What I didn't see from the start was using a fly lead was to check çomtinuity of the earth cable end to end!

@JRCElectrical

Жыл бұрын

This had already been checked sir, the job was booked in after a first call out where I checked these things

Mate I love you but the more you keep showing folk how to do electrics the less they need an electrician……

@JRCElectrical

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😂😂😂😂 aslong as they still need one in my patch I don’t mind

Why do you need a rod? is this TT or tncs with additional Earthing???

@JRCElectrical

3 күн бұрын

Yeah TT mate

Big up yourself 🤟

@JRCElectrical

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Big up you sir