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Building up a distribution board for an EV charger comminications module in 60 seconds.

#ferrules #crimping #wiring

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This is not allowed in the Neterlands. Only double connections!

MerlinNL

This system is so much better than what we have in North America. I see this type/style even in Asia. In N. America, million different versions of electrical panels and none of them are inter-operable.

NetITGeeks

It is only allowed to make double wire connection per socket, at least in Spain.

chinoloco

Dude. Your work made me ready to sleep. Thanks man 🌙🛌

tyramid

Interesting way of doing it and quite a neat job. I'd have liked to have seen the proper twin ferrules used for the double connections. I also think an 8mm ferrule would have been more suitable for the 3x 2.5mm wires as the crimp looked under-filled, although getting the insulation in would have been tight without squashing the shield a little. Maybe an 8mm unshielded ferrule with a little bit of heatshrink?

yngndrw.

Using a torque screwdriver in a CU is wild 😂

opssonopsson

Very Smooth, Looks Neat, Makes Troubleshooting Easier.

jeremiahabbott

Reading the reviews. You can't please some people!

pauldavies

So you used a 10mm² ferrule for three 2, 5mm² wires.
Should not be a problem with this type of crimping tool which crimps adaptively, right?
Will try, even if it seems to be not allowed.
It is always us field sparks who try out things that are not allowed which in the end become allowed if they work😉

animarkzero

The use of a vacuum at the end confirms he isn’t an (American) electrician. He would have spontaneously combusted upon hitting the power switch.

nickpeelman

The more I watch these I wonder why ferrule connectors aren't common in the US

wackyweyland

In Russia, the rules for using tips are completely different and I think it is justified. 1. The wire should not be twisted before crimping the tip. (Cable cores may be damaged during crimping) 2. The insulation should be removed from the cable exactly along the length of the tip, so as not to cut it with scissors. (After cutting, the cores stick out of the tip by 1-2 mm, because of which it does not go all the way into the circuit breaker, this has a bad effect on the area of the electrical contact) If the first rule is not very critical, then the second affects both the aesthetics of the crimping and the contact. Please try to follow this rule or cut the wire with precision nippers. I will be very glad to see an improvement in the quality of your installation! Thank you!

itonelove

"can you tell what it's gonna be yet?" 😂

stevecraft

You actually torqued your screws? Kudos to you! Btw, is it ok to put 3 wires inside a ferrule? If so I imagine it's the only way to put 3 wires into one circuit breaker slot while conforming to code and manuf. Instructions? Could maybe use a separate 3-to-1 combiner but dunno really how practical those are.

wombatillo