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Hi,

To cut a long storey short, I saw another electrician do this, new sub meter.

they were both middle aged and he drove a brand spanking new VW transporter, a nice black one so obvious making the money, but anyway, they looked like they had been doing it years, they also did the rewire on this building.

abyway my point is I stood there watching them and they didn't realise I was also in the trade....

they aldo butchered big holes in the ceiling which were totally unnecessary, they could have been a lot smaller, this is in the front room of a new salon that's about to open next week and now it's got some holes to fix!

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Been there. "Why do my dimable LEDs make a buzzing noise?" Which dimmer have you installed? "You know, a normal one"

15+ years in the trade, new vw van, arghhhhh!
 
They didn't seem to care at all, I could have got all those cables through a hole a third of the size of one of them!

And the termination is just poor to diabolical really, it's not good.
 
Sometimes it's just easier to use your 12 gauge to make the holes than start fiddling around with finding drill bits.


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Originally Posted by sammyshooter
General lack of knowledge and no how, should have seen the rest of his site.



Am I missing something? What you on about?

I was thinking the same!



 

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