110v & 220v Professional Electrical Wiring When Building in Ghana

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  • čas přidán 29. 04. 2021

Komentáře • 43

  • @janetgyebi5214
    @janetgyebi5214 Před 3 lety

    Hey Welton Property. Thanks for this wonderful and educative program for some of us who doesn't know anything about building. This program has given me more information for my next initiative in completing my dream house. Great job and keep up the good work for some of us beginners. 😃😃

  • @emmanueltsey3417
    @emmanueltsey3417 Před rokem

    Thank you for this neat work there and please is the whole wirings are done in three phase and I want to see the distribution board too

  • @AdwoaSika-on4br
    @AdwoaSika-on4br Před 20 dny

    Please, do you have a video of the first face? And do you provide services in Kumasi?

  • @danielpatterson9610
    @danielpatterson9610 Před rokem

    Very very helpful.

  • @francislarwer6880
    @francislarwer6880 Před 3 lety +1

    Eloquently explained

  • @edwardgyamfi1030
    @edwardgyamfi1030 Před rokem

    So do you guys provide the wiring for the 110?

  • @christianamezado7857
    @christianamezado7857 Před rokem

    Nice 🎉🎉

  • @eugeneboatey7358
    @eugeneboatey7358 Před rokem

    Is the voltage in Ghana 380V 3phase 50Hz or 220-240V 3phase 50Hz

  • @eugeneboatey7358
    @eugeneboatey7358 Před rokem

    Hello Sir, will a 380V 3phase 50Hz machine work in Ghana

  • @samueloduro
    @samueloduro Před rokem

    Hello, what will be your source for the 110v

  • @l.e.sparklesfkaelliesparkl5875

    Hi, Did your company install the interlocking bricks?

  • @justiceacquah2352
    @justiceacquah2352 Před 2 lety +2

    Nice work but next time turn the circular 👆 up for you to early trace fault. Most of elections do that and when their's a fault they found it difficult to pull a cable.

    • @ladysaw9995
      @ladysaw9995 Před 2 lety

      Hey I'm on the electrical stage of my build. Can you explain more of what I should look out for?

  • @fabianogbetey5857
    @fabianogbetey5857 Před 2 lety +1

    Please what do you use to stepdown 240v to 110v?

    • @TheBayasi
      @TheBayasi Před 8 měsíci

      That is my same issue here you cannot stepdown the voltage without converting the frequency to, if you get solution let me know I did a little bit research and is not easy at all

  • @nanakwame2343
    @nanakwame2343 Před 3 lety +1

    Hi! What is the challenges of having both 220 and 110 wiring please

    • @ladysaw9995
      @ladysaw9995 Před 2 lety

      Hey did you ever get an answer, for this question?

    • @Bilegagn
      @Bilegagn Před rokem

      It involves a lot. For start you'll have to get the gangs he spoke about in the video (the US version), the outlet plugs (dual usually) and the cover for each. These you'll mostly get from a store in Ghana selling US electricals or buy from the US. The most expensive of all the items needed to step down to 110V will have to be the 220V to 110V step down transformer. A 4-5 bedroom house need about 10,000Watts to 20,000watts step down transformer if you need at least four or more outlets in every room

  • @darkojoshua5185
    @darkojoshua5185 Před rokem

    I really love to so a electrical work but no help in life , please can you employed me .

  • @josephopare
    @josephopare Před 2 lety

    I need both 240V and 110V in my new house that I'm building now.

  • @kojoblk
    @kojoblk Před 3 lety +1

    Bro, doing same 110v. 220v at my house

    • @weltonpropertyadvisory4994
      @weltonpropertyadvisory4994  Před 3 lety +1

      I've seen your project and its coming along great

    • @richardatkins5743
      @richardatkins5743 Před 2 lety

      What kind of electrical appliances did u use to get 110v

    • @Bilegagn
      @Bilegagn Před rokem

      @@richardatkins5743
      you need a step down transformer that'll reduce the 220V electrical output to 110V for each outlet. The transformers come in sizes and depending on the number of outlets and the size of the house, you can get 2500Watts, 3000Watts, 5000watts, 10,0000watts or even 20,000watts

  • @nanayaa7022
    @nanayaa7022 Před 3 lety

    good job sir. please canni have the electrician number

  • @kwasiglobal4286
    @kwasiglobal4286 Před 3 lety +2

    One better not plug in their 220v appliance into the 110v socket otherwise 3ka aba fie 😂😂😂.

    • @chrismclovin1983
      @chrismclovin1983 Před 3 lety

      😂😂😂

    • @sarpongyaw594
      @sarpongyaw594 Před 2 lety

      😂😂😂

    • @sarpongyaw594
      @sarpongyaw594 Před 2 lety

      Same way I am thinking

    • @Bilegagn
      @Bilegagn Před rokem

      The plugs are designed differently and even if you try, it won't fit. However you may be able to force it, which will make you special ed knowing the house has 110/220V outlets which usually sit side by side

  • @oppongkuffour952
    @oppongkuffour952 Před 2 lety +2

    Ghana is 220v/50hz why wasting cables by wiring 110v which is nt standard in Ghana.. I dislike that..

    • @weltonpropertyadvisory4994
      @weltonpropertyadvisory4994  Před 2 lety +2

      The clients live in USA and plans to bring their electrical appliances to Ghana so 110V was absolutely necessary.

    • @portiaeveritt2401
      @portiaeveritt2401 Před rokem

      You dislike that,is that your house

    • @oppongkuffour952
      @oppongkuffour952 Před rokem

      @@weltonpropertyadvisory4994 okay

    • @oppongkuffour952
      @oppongkuffour952 Před rokem

      @@portiaeveritt2401 I dislike doesn't mean I don't like. I'm engineer n we fellow standards!! Tnx.

  • @sur3089
    @sur3089 Před rokem

    Pls drop the wiring diagram