Building A 3 Phase L21-30 Amp Rack Power Distro
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- čas přidán 25. 06. 2023
- Product link: www.lmcasesonline.com/3-2-l21...
Hey friends! Here is a video showing the building of a 3 phase rack mounted power distribution unit designed for an amp rack. At the time of filming, this was our prototype build. You can purchase the distro from LM by clicking the above link.
Disclaimer: Please don't attempt to build this if you are not qualified. This is for entertainment purposes only. - Věda a technologie
I can't knock the craftsmanship, but watching these videos of people building distros freaks me out. No way I would ever let someone plug a homemade distro into any of my systems.
Um…we are corporate made.
You may want to consider barrel crimps for any straight terminal connections (into the 30a outlet, etc). Any potentially frayed connection is a potential fire hazard.
Love the accidental rush reference lol
I really like the 5amp pop breaker on the curtesy outlet.
Saving people from themselves! 🤣🤣
Just wanted to comment about how awesome your channel is, subbed!
Awww. Thanks!!!! 🤗🤗🤗🤗
Good job
I'm trying to remember where we got our rack packs from now!
I know a guy that can hook you up. Nice guy. A little short…but nice..😂😂😂www.lmcasesonline.com/lm-tour-systems/power-distribution---rack-mounted/
How/where do you get the enclosures for that kind of stuff? I'm currently looking into making a similar distro for euro Standards but can't seem to find enclosures for that
What LEDs did you use for the indicator lights?
It would be dope if it had meters on there for each leg
Great job!..... where can I buy the hardware and components to build it my self?. thank you in advance!
Where can I get those skeleton frames like that
Where can i get that type of breaker
Links for the parts please - especially the bus bars.
Hola pomo podría adquirir los componentes para uno mismo ensamblar???
Very interesting to see how things are done in other parts of the world. How are those shrink-wrapped splices made (on the 3ph inlet wires)? This would be a big no-no from where I’m from :)
Same for the Netherlands...
It's be a no-go for the UK too I suspect. The "thru" connector I'm pretty sure would also have to be protected by breakers.
where did you get all your materials from?
I need one of those for America.
Where do you get the chasis from?
Question: what would I need to tie into a fuse panel single or three phase with cam locks to feed my distribution power panel. Is there a claw type clamp I can secure to each leg in fuse panel then the other end is cam lock?
An excellent question with a variety of answers! This is usually the first thing that people look at on site visits. Some venues will have cams or a 21-30 on the bottom of the breaker so you can easily tie in. I’ve seen people bring breakers so they can tie into the main buss bar. This is always the tricky part when integrating distros into your rig. Most production companies will carry “fire starter” cables with them to make their distros work in a pinch. 21-30 to 14-30, 3 Edison’s to 21-30 etc…
looks good, should have added a digital volt meter to monitor. but still great job
What’s the name of the breaker
Hi those bars your using are both for neutral the ground going directly to the box but thnks for your videos
They are insulated
Seeing as you serialize the plugs, can any one of those cables handle 30A?
Yes. All the internal wiring is 10awg twisted copper THHN wire which is rated for 40 amps.
@@billylaguardia One thing to remember is that while the wire is rated for 40A, the connections on the receptacles aren't. THHN wire is rated at 90 degrees, but most equipment is terminated at 60 degrees, or 30A. Just something to consider :)
I need one
www.lmcasesonline.com/d-3-2-l21-30-3-phase-rack-mount-power-distro/
When I can done or buy the hardware please
www.lmcasesonline.com/d-3-2-l21-30-3-phase-rack-mount-power-distro/