How to read Electrical Blueprints!
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- čas přidán 2. 07. 2024
- Welcome to Warhammer Electric! In this exciting video, your host John Spier, aka Warhammer Electric, will be your guide on a captivating journey into the world of electrical plan reading. Whether you're a seasoned electrician looking to brush up on your skills or a beginner eager to learn, this video has something special for everyone!
🔌 What to Expect in this Video 🔌
🔹 Understanding the Basics: John will walk you through the fundamental elements of electrical blueprints, making it easy for you to decipher the intricate details.
🔹 Fun Facts and Trivia: Learning doesn't have to be dull! Prepare to be entertained as we share fascinating tidbits and fun facts about the history and evolution of electrical plan reading.
🔹 Expert Insights: With John's extensive experience in the electrical industry, you'll gain valuable insights and practical tips that will boost your confidence when dealing with electrical blueprints.
📝 Why Learning to Read Electrical Blueprints Matters 📝
As an electrician, being able to interpret electrical blueprints is an essential skill that opens doors to a world of opportunities. Whether you're working on residential, commercial, or industrial projects, understanding blueprints ensures precise installations, minimizes errors, and enhances overall project efficiency.
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Are you ready to embark on this enlightening adventure of electrical plan reading? Get your notepads ready, as John takes you step by step through the process, making it fun, engaging, and educational!
So, what are you waiting for? Click play now and let's unravel the mysteries of electrical blueprints together! 🎬
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Very helpful video! Thank you very much for your help
This is the best video I’ve found on reading prints. Thanks man, it’s very informative 💯
Thanks brotha , any you want to see in particular
Great stuff 👏
This is a great video. The video is simplest explanation i have found on blueprints.... I only needed to understand the basics and this covered 90% of what I needed.
Thanks!.
Your very welcome and I’m happy it helped
Thank you! Every electrician should try making a CZcams video showing how they do their job.
You are very welcome! Stay tuned I’m going keep pumping out electrical specific video for every aspect of the trade from apprentice to journeyman- foreman- super- pm - owner . I want to my part to make the trade a little bit easier/ better for everyone. Don’t keep this info a secret share it please knowledge is power and iron sharpening iron. the better we are as a community the better we have a chance to bring more people to our trade
Thank you for the video. It was a quick one but a clear one. Starting print reading classes tomorrow.
Very welcome! Thank you for watching if you have any questions let me know
@@WARHAMMERELECTRIC okay, will do..
I love this information. Perfect timing. Thank you sir
thanks good job helps a lot
really looking forward to more similar videos
Thank you sir what would you like to see always trying to think of beneficial videos
Good stuff. I had to apprentice for a foreman that couldn't follow the print properly. He kept doing his own thing and blaming everyone else and they wouldn't let me transfer. I remember he tried to throw me under the buss but I stood up for myself. That's not how this works he shouted! Every time he failed at building a transformer rack I had to shoulder the bundles of strut several flights up to a roof along with everyone elses material. I put up with it for months until my back got really sore. Did you know a conduit runners injury can inflame your spine? Know how to read your print for the love of all things sane know what you are doing and don't waste someone time! Going to remove this from my feed because all I get is PTSD when I think of electrical work these days haha.
This is great for estimators as well. Good job.
Great information I going to check to see if there's more
Appreciate that Patrick ! If there is anything else you would like to see let me know and I’ll do my best to get that information to you
Can you make a video on lighting control and how it works with modules power packs and all components ?
Yes absolutely I’ll make sure and tag you on it when she is done
Appreciate the video helped a lot!
Thank you ! I really appreciate it I’m doing my best to help out the next generation of sparky
Keep tuning in going to to be doing a whole series of videos that are tailored for foreman and less known knowledge
Thank you bro very helpful
Very welcome brother I hope you have a good day
Not bad comrade! Im a journeyman Electrician out of Phoenix, Az, being groomed to become a foreman. I was looking for something a lil more in depth, but I sort of enjoyed watching this video.
Thank you what were you looking for? Just out personal curiosity I been trying to make a new video
Electrical prints vary every job. This is a good generalization. I’d say you need to keep being “groomed” lmfao 😂
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@@WARHAMMERELECTRIC ....shhh, might be a Russian spy.
with 90 percent of contractors they never let you see the complete prints. they micromanage too much
Can I have the pdf file to read through sir? Very informative thanks
Nice!
Thank you sir!
@@WARHAMMERELECTRIC are you able to host these blueprints on google docs or something so we can read them directly?
@@ericbader sure let me figure out how and done deal
@@WARHAMMERELECTRIC great looking forward to it. and maybe you could go over some real scenarios you would be tasked with getting done as a foreman or general foreman on this project.
@@WARHAMMERELECTRIC Hey! Did you figure out how?
Title 24 compliance
Thank you sir. very helpful video.
you mentioned 2 ground rods because it is in the desert. what is the purpose of that?
Short answer : is New Mexico ground isn’t very good at ohming because it is so dry here - longer answer: our state requires us to install two because most areas can not produce the min ohm resistance of 25 however if we had one more ground it make the difference needed.
I’ll give you example I literally live on volcanic rock
@@WARHAMMERELECTRIC ahh right. I did glance over the 25 ohm code. Very interesting, i did not know that. Thank you sir
@@moop_fogo you are very welcome thank you for watching
For inquiring minds, are heights to top of box, center of device, or bottom of box?
On plans, I would say top of box on at least the ones I have seen
Usually it'll say in the prints
Bring on the info !!
It’s a lot lol anything else you are interested in seeing ?
@@WARHAMMERELECTRIC how about a video on making the head for wire pulls through conduit, conduit bending, conduit fill calculations, basically any of these will help. Thank you for your time.
Absolutely! I start working on that . Thank you for your input
@@WARHAMMERELECTRIC no, thank you 👍🏻👊🏻
Rite on
Or they overwhelm you with apprentices and give you a tablet