Electrical Control Panel Wiring in 9 Minutes with KNX

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[tradward]

I just landed a job building these with barely any previous experience. Steep learning curve ahead. Wish me luck! 😂

[coolminded]

Great video and very useful to grab the practical steps.

[notafanboy]

I know exactly zero about what you were doing but I appreciate some nice tidy work and watched the whole thing. Nice work!

[eldar]

Great video and a neat job, looking forward to seeing more videos.

[rickycrean]

Another great video Chris. Great to see it all going together.

[Nightking]

Wonderful informative video. Keep it up!👍🏽😎👍🏽

[bryoncovell]

I build panels on this side of the pond. Work is clean. My only comment is using tech screws. I started my career using them, but have been tapping machine screws for the last 15 years. It's a preference thing. My panels are usually much larger than needed so any maintenance guy down the road has room to work without fear of grounding out against the cabinet trying to troubleshoot. My current project is a pump station for a corrections institution. Pair of 50 hp pumps on VFDs inside a box that will be 2 meters squared by 1/2 meter deep and weigh in at roughly 500kg.

I definitely agree on your point of enjoying seeing the layout "come to life" as the components are installed on the back panel.

[Rottingopossum]

You got quality tools and bags brotha. I can always tell a professional from a bum by what someone shows up to the job with.

[Yousef-bgky]

9:11 and your information landed perfectly

[maxball]

Great video! Looks like a cool project. Would love to see a video of all of the components and how they work and their uses. I'm an electrician but have never had any experience of KNX/PLC. Keep up the good work.

[loveofkemet]

Nice vid, would be good if you did a vid/training vid where you look at the individual blocks in the panel and talk about them for a few minutes in isolation. Thanks

[lassipls]

I build various sizes and types of these for a living. Had never thought of using a laser to mark the hole for the isolator switch shaft, definitely going to use it in the future myself!

[ClosestNearUtopia]

Pretty good, what I dont like personally is steering and mains running on the same gutter. Run mains left, steering right or vice versa. Makes expanding and trouble shooting a lot more easy, and more neat to fuzzle in between.

[jewelmahmud]

I like electrical control panel wiring.
And this video helpful for me I learn more.
Thank you sir.

[pn]

Would love to see the process of installing the panel on site and how you go about testing everything is working.

[m.rgh.i]

Tnx. It's great. plz make a special video for the standard placement of different devices like power supply in a panel.

[txga]

I love this video...everything just works!

[MatSmithLondon]

Excellent panel, very nicely done. There was a really good opportunity to flood the video with information about the panel itself, model numbers, parts, purpose of the touchpanel on the front, customer needs, etc... so much to talk about and felt you missed a good opportunity there. I guess the video was about the panel build, not the stuff in the panel, so fair enough - but I was also interested in what was going in there. What KNX gear was in there? (what power supply, dimmers, IP router, control gear etc.?) Anyway - great vid nevertheless!

[kwbhmvq]

Great Video, can you give a walk through to the components an what they do. It would be really nice