New Project and Important Guidelines from Loveland Power [ADU Project Pt. 1]

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In this video, I’m working on a new large project on a brand new building being built with a very old home nearby. I’ve got some guidelines to follow from Loveland Power that you’ll want to make sure to follow.
DISCLAIMER: This video is not a DIY electrical tutorial. If you need electric work done In your home please contact a qualified professional.
Video date: August 5, 2020

[@mathman0101]

Excellent work. Test the ground resistance with the rods using the fall of potential method once this is done to confirm the quality of grounding.

[@wng8993]

That's a big expense for Loveland power to pass on to their customers. I guess they'll save money on triplex. I'm a lineman by trade. Urds can be a nightmare on pole transfers or storm damage. Lol. I like the new machine btw!

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[@mcarroll598]

You seem pretty good with the code, but you have steel pipe hangers on your PVC after the expansion fitting. Your inspector approved that install? I would think to use PVC approved plastic supports to allow for expansion and contraction.

[@wizard3z868]

you sparks wld love trenching pipe in NH dig 4.5 ft down 6 inch of clean fill below and above its fun for an apprentice to dig thru granite slabs

[@stillthakoolest]

Did you try pounding the rods in vertically and then at a 45 first? You cant just automatically throw them in a trench, code states you must show the first two methods didnt work.

[@miguelcortez8634]

What size wire do I need to from the amp panel off the main house to the adu?

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