Jamie seems like a chill guy! 😂

You said quality over quantity and quality has come into place but the quantity has stayed the same. (Your videos got better and stayed as frequent) have a great day or night nic!❤

As soon as you mentioned the remote head exploding, i immediately thought "someone's crossed a wire somewhere" especially after i saw how cooked the original looked. Jamie seems like the kinda guy I'd wanna work with lol

i remember your videos they were short and lame but this year they are getting better every video

10:41 love those old car-headlight chromed halogen jobs. so retro :)

Your job is awesome. I think one day, you'll be a full-time electrician.

I love how you ring the fire alarm bell with anything. So much humor❤

Good work with school maintenance for bad emergency lights replacement and bad battery too. Keeping work safety in school building! 😊👍🏻

I follow what went wrong. brown and blue are 12V DC and the black and white are standard 115 V AC line current. the dodo who wired this before you, didn't pay attention to the color code. 😵‍💫 glad you guys got everything straightened out. great Job guys ! 😀 1:25:00 reminded me of the scene in the shining where Danny Torrance was riding his tricycle down the hall in the overlook Hotel. watch out for room # 237 Jamie ! 😂

In the UK i allways get a little sad whenever my favourite fixture or system gets replaced... But then again if i become an electrician i should be able to get first dibs on the old crap that comes old XD

Funny moments: 0:59 Durability Test at Work 1:14 Forced NA Activation 9:22 BUUUUUURRRRRP 10:03 Durability Test at Work 2 12:14 Forced NA Activation 2 21:48 Screaming chicken 25:56 BOOOOOOMMM

9:23 You know you're a man when you interrupt the time-lapse just so you can prove to the boys that you have the biggest burp😂

I am proud of you and you are very good job!!!!

5:04 LMFAO

All of are void on here are really good too play on here keep up there good work on here mate

Hey Nic my friend how are ya doing eh? I enjoyed watching this emergency lighting video. I can't believe how the dc 12 volt had a 120 voltage thats crazy nuts no wonder why the emergency light went Boom! Wow! I'm always Impressed by your videos I always learn something cool and interesting🙂

If a company gets paid to take out old stuff when installing new cable's they should do, but they give bad reason they ran out of time. Nice clean up on dead cable's to old lights

I'm an electrician and I know what it feels like

U do a rally good job on here. Keep up there good work on here am a big fan of u do a rally good job on here

Watched this with my electrician dad and he started getting confused and angry

my old middle school had little to no maintinence on emergency lighting and exit signs, one time they even fixed an exit sign using duck tape!, other times they will just zip tie it back on the ceiling, power went out in May and most of the emergency lights were broke and the others that were working were very dim, newer units lasted the whole 3 hours of no power

Out of all schools your district works for, your high school is my most favorite

Nice!

Nice video

No doubt about it, those change room heads are definitely original. Also is that an "adaptabuzzer" I see next to the Durabel in the boys change room? Must have been an in place replacement for the Adaptahorn class change bell. Always wanted to hear what one of those would sound like.

knowing v * a = watts. 34 watts divided by 12 volts is about 3 amps. 35 ah battery means 35 amps in a hour so theoretically you can run the lights for at least 12 hours depending on voltage drop etc

1:24:00 sprinklers above the ceiling could pose an electrical fault hazard.

Nice

That was a bit of a mess and that it could of been you that was going to connect them lights first and got a good belt out of it. The central battery looks handy when having to replace them and saves time by not having to replace the battery in each light

Quick question, do you know what handy box size would fit a Silent Knight PS-DA Pull station? I can't find out online, so I went to the only other person I knew who knows fire alarms.

1:00:06 there looks like there is a spider

you're not supposed to work from an extension ladder without 3 points of contact. you need a positioning belt with a rebar-chain. it's nice, because you can lean back on it, and not have to worry about balancing.

After recently getting OSHA 30 certified, the way he is sitting on the ladder is confusing me 52:23

when will u post high school sync video im waiting to see it

where do you get those 2 head remote emergency lights at?

12:24 what is that old Edwards horn next to the fire bell for? Edit: Same thing at 13:36.

Turns out some part of durability testing could happen

23:41 I honestly think you should have drilled another hole in the emergency light and put an extra head on it. It may just be the camera on my eyes but it looks pretty dim to me.

I think someone was trying to attempt to put a self contained unit probably, but was very stupid to put 120v on a 12v output wires... (facepalm)