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Are you a professional HVAC-R Technician, or just happy being a HACKER. The install crew here need to go back to school. At the end-of-the-day, proper HVAC and refrigeration unit operation and performance is all about "air flow". Lack of airflow reduces capacity, and causes above normal condensing temperatures (and pressures), thus less Btu capacity and efficiency. \ Is this install in an area where they get snow (?) and does it drift in this cavity. Perhaps their 'thought process' was "out-of-sight, out-of-mind". I've serviced units like this buried in the winter and the customer has no-clue why his HP isn't working. And I would like to meet the "skinny guy" who crawled-out through the stand., or perhaps they used two ladders (??). If the customer wanted it in this location. then I would have send him a letter that he/she bares all responsibility for lack of performance, and "to protect ones ass". Common sense went out the window. Credit to Ian for the picture, so I can make a comment on how not to install your HP.

WHAT MAKES YOU A GOOD AND EXPERIENCED ELECTRICAL ELEVATOR TECHNICIAN To be a good and experienced electrical elevator technician, one should possess a combination of technical skills, knowledge, and personal attributes. Below are some qualities; 1. Understanding of electrical circuits, wiring, and systems specific to elevators. 2. Having the Knowledge of mechanical components, such as gears, pulleys, and brakes. 3. Ability to diagnose and repair issues efficiently. 4. Develop skills in installing new elevators and modernizing existing ones. 5. Willingness to work with different brands and models of elevators, as well as various settings (commercial, residential, industrial). 6. Strict adherence to safety regulations and protocols to prevent accidents. 7.Ability to analyze problems and come up with effective solutions. Sometimes, innovative solutions are needed for complex issues. 8. Tech Savvy: Comfortable using modern diagnostic tools and software for elevator systems. Above all, what makes you standout is your communication skills. Which includes; Ability to communicate effectively with your team, employers and clients, explaining issues and solutions clearly. Also, maintaining a professional demeanor, being punctual, and showing respect to your superiors. ADD YOURS IN THE COMMENT SECTIONS Over the years, my key accomplishment was been able to complete installations on elevators using the drives below; 👇 #elevatorman #doing #elevator #things #programming #installation #completion #commissiong #standards

"𝓜𝓪𝓷 𝓸𝓯 𝓽𝓱𝓮 𝓵𝓲𝓷𝓮" Linemen, also called electrical linemen, power line technicians or line workers, are skilled workers who install, maintain and repair power lines. Your job involves: 💥 Work at height on utility poles. 💥 Management of electrical equipment. 💥 Dig trenches and install new lines. 💥 Respond to power outages and troubleshoot electrical problems. It is a demanding and potentially dangerous job that requires significant training and safety precautions.

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During an Electrical Installation Condition Report (EICR), we found a cut sheath on the incoming mains tails. While not immediately dangerous, this kind of issue can lead to bigger problems if left unchecked. It’s a reminder of why hiring qualified and insured electricians is so important! Don’t take chances with your electrical system – always choose professionals who prioritize safety and compliance. Protect your property and your peace of mind with expert electrical services from The RTR Group. #ElectricalSafety #QualifiedElectrician #RTRGroup #SafeRepairs #EICR #PropertyMaintenance #BlockManagement #SafetyFirst #InsuredElectricians

If you notice your #electricity unit (from the utility meter) is getting exhausted unusually, there could be one possible cause among many others. Most likely there's a line leakage to earth.. These leaks can come from your DB or cooker unit or your 15/13A power socket. Call a competent Electrical Technician to have a thorough inspection on your electrical system. The same scenario is applicable for you if you notice your #Solar/inverter battery doesn't last long (mostly all of a sudden) When there's a line leakage, the circuit tends to draw more current, sometimes as much as a heating element (iron plate, pressing iron, water heater...) would draw. Call a #competent Electrical/Solar Technician to have a thorough inspection on your Electrical and Solar System #Solar #Electrical #Powermanaement #Troubleshoot

Unlocking Gas Pressure Secrets in Electrical Panels! Join our skilled technician as they dive deep into an electrical panel inspection! Watch as they prepare to check gas pressure, ensuring perfect combustion and safety. Learn essential tips and tricks for maintaining gas systems while exploring the intricacies of electrical panels in this informative video. #ElectricalInspection #GasPressure #HomeMaintenance #TechTips #SafetyFirst #PropaneSystems #FurnaceCheck #ElectricalSafety #HomeImprovement #DIYProjects

A Day-in-the-Life Story: Overcoming Challenges in Building Electrical Panels and Motor Installation "As an electrical technician, I've faced my share of challenges on the job. One project that comes to mind is when our team was tasked with building electrical panels and installing motors for a large industrial facility. The challenge: The facility's power requirements were complex, and the motor installation needed to be precise to ensure efficient operation. The solution: Our team worked closely with the client to understand their specific needs and designed custom electrical panels to meet those requirements. We also conducted thorough quality checks to ensure the motors were installed correctly and functioning optimally. The outcome: The client was thrilled with the result, and the facility's power system has been running smoothly ever since. Lessons learned: - Attention to detail is crucial in electrical work - Collaboration with clients is key to understanding their needs - Thorough quality checks can save time and money in the long run I'm proud of the work our team did on this project, and I'm always looking for new challenges to tackle. Share your own stories of overcoming challenges in the field - I'd love to hear them! #electricaltechnician #industrialElectrical #motorinstallation #electricalpanels"

Is this ENERGIZED WORK? Here is the story... -- You are a generator technician . You've been called to a customer's site because they can't get their Automatic Transfer Switch (ATS) to operate. After some careful investigation and troubleshooting you discover the control panel needs to be replaced. In order to replace it you will need to open the door to the ATS and expose yourself to 600 volts. The control panel is on the door that you opened. You ask the client if you can kill power to the ATS while you work but they say NO! Now what do you do? Can you still complete the task safely? Is this considered energized work? Do you need an energized work permit? Let me know what you think! -- Want to learn more about energized work? Take a look here https://buff.ly/3vJxjA7 #electricalsafety #electricians #arcflash

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