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I wouldn't be trusting just the field sense IMO, treat it as an indication device like a volt stick and always use your probes to double check. You're pretty keen but where was the insulation resistance test before energising?

@JonSparky

2 ай бұрын

I agree about the field sense, perhaps where the 377 is coming from, and come on who actually meggers stuff in the field?

@TradieTrev

2 ай бұрын

@@JonSparky I do, if you don't you don't want to have an arc flash in your face! We use AS/NZ 3017 For testing in OZ and Kiwi land. I'd call this the bang test method personally as those conductors have huge fault currents. She's still learning and is keen as so I wanted to give some good advice. We need more lady tradies IMHO.

@JonSparky

2 ай бұрын

@@TradieTrev In 25 years I've used a Megger twice. Always commercial work and I've only had a few things blow up in my face lol. Agreed on needing more women in the trades.

@Forester17

2 ай бұрын

​@JonSparky you are a danger to yourself and others and shouldn't have an electrical license. If you dont IR test and something goes wrong and energy safety get involved, you are screwed, let alone someone dying. I've had builders excavate and hit mains cables and not say anything, dead short. If you don't megger to check then you are closing a switch onto a dead short. If your next to the transformer the fault current is high and if the switchboard is old and not designed properly, it will arc and blow up in your face.

@JonSparky

2 ай бұрын

@@Forester17 ohh sure let's assume it's always the worst case. If I pull wires in a pipe I ran that I can clearly see, where's the danger? Maybe you don't have good fuses over there. Even at the main in the building I'm working at now the fault current is less then 8kA

'T6-1000' sounds like some new Terminator model,. Let's hope it never connects to SkyNet. On the other hand, being a multimeter, maybe it prefers to join the 'resistance' 🤣 (and yes, I'll never get a career as a stand up comedian, I know..)

millwright/fabricator here. just fine with my zappy DC. learning AC because that shiz scary. thank you for the content!

Hello, what tips and tricks did you use to remember things when studying?

Nice!

I was going back and forth between this and the t6-1000 pro. some people were complaining of that self-ground giving weird range values instead of true grounds. Noticed any weird voltages when using yourself as ground? the pro version removed that feature so I'm curious as to whether the pro is worth the additional $$$

Awesome pants!!

@mikeking3110

2 ай бұрын

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would this measure voltage and current on a DC solar string ??

I was JUST about to lookup to see if youve done a video on this tester! Best timing lol

Very cool tool here makes it safe for u too now it looks like

Will this meter be good for commercial hvac ??

Great video. Question for you from a new aprentice. How do you keep your back and body healthy being an electrician? Any tips?

@chrisretired5379

2 ай бұрын

No drinking or smoking

@jsb7546

28 күн бұрын

Workout outside of work. Stretch everyday for 10 to 20 minutes. Eat healthy I go Mediterranean diet but every couple weeks do a little cheat day and go out with my buddies and drink n eat whatever. Don't overwork yourself for a job know your limit and ask for help when needed. Follow every seftey rule to a t, saftey rules are written in blood. Brother and sisters keeper if you look out for them they will look out for you. And for the love of all that is holey never assume a crkt is dead always meter it out yourself and lock it out with your own personal lock and key. Just give a damn tbh, I see so many guys just shrug off saftey and they do fine until the day they don't do fine and are at least out of work from an injury or at worst disabled in some way and not able to do construction anymore. Good luck and stay safe.

Sparkie from down in Australia, I sure hope this video is edited for keeping it light and entertaining, no IR test? I wouldn't trust a non contact device to declare isolation before touching it, and always test the tester! That saved me from making a 680VDC mistake just yesterday! In all the fumbling with insulated gloves didn't notice we bumped the min/max hold button, battery to ground 0V, great! Battery to battery, 0V, mistake found! Also, think about using the probes and wearing insulated gloves when testing in live panels like that, wish I had years ago, been bitten too many times!

@hidad5601

29 күн бұрын

Yeah I agree doing contactless verification of 0V is stupid, especially with no known live source

That thing is cool. Might have to get one. BTW, sounds like your mic gain was set a bit high. Your voice is clipping.

Fluke by far the best. But just VERY pricey where I live.

Arc flash equipment.

@Fox_406

2 ай бұрын

Yeah how about no. I’d never put on all that extra stuff on this type of work, I’m not a bubble wrap electrician. In situations for high potential of an arc flash or incidents, then yes, but for work like this is a waste of time at least for me especially if you’re powering everything down.

If I work with you I will do short circuit every day

Interested ❤❤please can you get me one? Because use to work on live DB and MCC in the mining sector

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That's it?

377V ?? I thought you were in Canada. I see it on the display of the meter, but I sure hope it isn't off by that much

@cooltechnician

2 ай бұрын

In all of the Américas (Alaska to Argentina) its used the 120/230/380 or even 460Vac if I'm not mistaken

@JonSparky

2 ай бұрын

380 is phase to phase in most of the world. That would be 220/380V Around here it's 347/600V in Canada or 277/480V in the US

@CybekCusal

2 ай бұрын

It's 575 three phase service. Very common in Canada. We have this in the US also. I've worked on it in the US. Don't know why you comment if you have no idea what you are talking about.

@JonSparky

2 ай бұрын

@@CybekCusal 377 times the square root of 3 is what? It should be 347

@CybekCusal

2 ай бұрын

@@JonSparky I'm not going to explain this to you. People on the internet are so dumb.

0:01 This is not what you had in your hand in the thumbnail picture ... It's not what you had in your hand! 🤣

@snowday1838

2 ай бұрын

You might have brain damage

@RXSVN_2

2 ай бұрын

@@snowday1838 Maybe you do. Because the thumbnail was different the day I watched it. They had a (red) Milwaukee tool in their hand, they must have realized the mistake and changed it.

U r amazing ❤

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Lack of PPE is common in the non-union sector. Personal safety is paramount and enforced in the union sector. Life is more important than the completion of a task.

Nice, but you should be wearing safety glasses and maybe a pair of tig gloves ... could send you some if you want? Thanks for sharing and all the best.

@jjackson8667

2 ай бұрын

On previous videos, she has addressed her dislike of safety glasses and has stated that it is no body's busness that she doesn't wear PPE, after all she is a journeyman. Hardworking but not too smart even though she thinks she is.

Good work and looking lovely lady 💜

Why is there never any PPE? You might want to have a talk with your employer about this . Safety boots alone doesn’t cut it anymore.

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T5 serial is better for new comers. The volt scene for a DLD test, is crap for new people for the trade. Because they will check in .250 seconds, and not take a second look! :(

None: . . . Random female electrician: (pulls out terminator from her bag)

I know part of the success of your channel is you being so pretty. You would so pretty with a pair of safety glasses.

That dump truck ❤

You are obviously skilled and knowledgeable in your trade. However, telling us a meter that isnt covered in wearmarks from "daily use" due to being a "favorite daily use" meter, makes it pretty clear this is an ad for fluke and not an honest review of your "favorite daily use" meter....just odd

Unfortunately she is an accident waiting to happen, 😢

Can I be Your apprentice, and also possibly husband ?

Take care❤❤❤❤ Your Hair should not be open, Long hair poses a significant danger when working with machinery due to the risk of entanglement in rotating parts, leading to severe injuries.

I can’t stand this model of meter.

Sheesh, so beautiful, sexy. So capable. That's awesome.

@RoroborTV

2 ай бұрын

A real woman