Very relaxing... I don't know much at all about electrics but was fascinated to watch and learn, as a neighbour asked if I could take a look at hers, learnt how to turn it on and off... lol if its not working after that over to the pro's :) . great Video mate Thanks

Really enjoyable. Just finishing my first year exams in Electrical Engineering and videos like this are super helpful for the Electrical Trade modules.

Incredibly helpful and interesting. Thanks.

What a brilliant video. Safety’s paramount and this comes through well/top notch in this production. (Viz., not assuming the neutrals aren’t live.) This guy is good and worth every minute spent educating the unwise, including me. I’ve learnt an awful lot watching this.

Excellent video dude. I get funny looks from other trades when I multi tool back boxes in walls. Glad I am not the only person who does it as I was starting to doubt my methods. :) I do have chasing tools etc but the dust that is kicked up is unreal, not so bad if the house is clear but that is not always the case. Thanks again.

Top vid mate, keep em coming enjoyed watching

Absolutely superb job sir.well done.

Always entertaining one way or another 👌🏾 Always learn something Whether it's regulations A quicker way of doing something Or a mistake you've made in the past and you don't want others to make the same. Keep it up It's out your own time But really appreciate it You don't have to like u say But it does help and it's nice to see what your up to 👍🏽 good stuff

Top videos mate, loving the sparks work and the vid production ! 👌

In a lot of older houses, they never bothered running 3 core and earth for 2-way lighting upstairs, they just nicked the permanent feed from the downstairs 2 gang light switch but the neutral return was still on the upstairs lighting circuit. Now days with the dual RCD boards, it usually gets picked up as the downstairs floor lights are on one the upstairs lights are on the other.

Really nicely made off dis boards bud I usually use a ferrule crimper and shorten my rcbo leads to suit. Quantum heaters are great fitted a few now I presume the bricks have changed to create more surface area being heated Nice work 👍

Great vid. One of mum's old dimplex has stopped working so watched this to see what the sparky will need to change on the electric. Think I'll get him to repair the old one lol. Cheers 👍

GREAT WORK

Great video luke.

nice video. very good know how about storage heaters.

hi there it is a good way of getting round not having to mess up the decoration by running in a new 24hr cable .The only downside is that the customer does not take advantage of the economy 10 tariff for those two heaters but everything in life is a trade off . good videos

Nice, clear, enjoyable as usual. I have started using a pen tester, it beeps... so rest it on or near the live cable and turn on the power till you hear a beep.

I literally had no idea about the things in this video but enjoyed it all the same :)

Another top video Luke really appreciate your tips and effort that goes into content really inspiring to see you cracking on with own business. I'm just setting up over in East London myself after 15 years subbing and the clocking in and out and all the PPE nonsense finally broke me 😁. Just wondering if you would mind if could give you bell if ever get really stuck for advice. Promise won't drive you mad pal 😂

Great vid very informative , I was wondering if you have any idea why storage heaters only heat at the top and cold at the bottom but only every Wednesday fully hot every other day I am on economy seven with dimplex heaters. Any advice welcome thanks

Very informative, the Dimplex heater has its own inbuilt timer so I was wondering why a timer was needed on the off peak plug?

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More frequent vidoes!! Great work as always ma man

Just to let you know for the future you can buy extra long feet for the heaters, but by the looks of that windowsill the feet would of made the heater to tall

I’ve got 5 storage heaters to replace to Dimplex…I’m running in 5 feeds for the 24hr supply. Not got enough ways in the main cu and was thinking of putting a separate board for the 24 hour supply only..I’ve not done any storage heaters before is this an acceptable way of doing it?

I have just had economy 10 installed with a smart meter but the switchover only occurs as per the old economy 7 timings. The tariff changes as per the economy 10 timings and rates, but my storage heaters are de energised at these daytime slots and only become active fro 12 till 7am as per the old system. How do I get my economy 7 circuits to cut in and out according to the new time slots. Is it a meter problem or a wiring problem. What do you think ? Any help please.

I have moved two storage heaters 5 foot long and put in the early seventys the bricks very heavy and to replace the elements the bricks had to come out

Hi great videos and enjoy watching as a sparks myself, quick question on the conduit as spacers for the CU, are you using galv not PVC? Got a job coming up and want to try this way of installing. Is is fiddly getting the conduit behind the board to screw in? Thanks and keep the vids coming!

Those storage heater blocks are specific to the DImplex Quantum model. Standard heaters still use the original sized bricks. E10 only gives a mid day boost. And some of those old heaters can contain asbestos.

Hello mate, trying to understand the different set ups and what is required, The problem I have, is a property has the old type 1 supply off peak storage heaters, I believe they phased these out in 2017, one of the heaters is not working and theres a possibility that no spares are now available, does this mean a new type storage heater will mean a new meter? if so what about all the other heaters which are working?? it looks like theres two consumer units but 1 unit has just the off-peak storage heaters on it, the other is the domestic supply!! Will it mean a new meter? A bigger consumer unit? It seems a lot to replace just 1 heater to me.

Hi enjoyed your video but have you ever changed a night storage heater to an electric heater ...I know that it's changing the socket to a spur which is not an issue .but do you need to do anything else as I am told it has two income feeds is this correct...sorry I do have my level 3 and 17th edition but I am still learning as you don't find that information in a book..sorry I think you would give me a sensible answer not like some of these people on the forums

Yes mate, the industry is definitely changing. Aico are doing away with their ionisation smoke alarms. I've fitted two of those energy efficient storage heaters now, the bricks may be smaller but they still weigh a ton and yes, I made the mistake of not laying the elements in the grooves properly and had to take it all out and do it again. One question, why not two choc boxes in the trunking as opposed to the Wago junction box?

Feeding a new storage heater with a single 24 hour supply cable to feed 2 spurs will confuse some people because it's dependent on the type of electricity meter and tariff used. So in some cases this method will use cheap rate electricity and sometimes not. The correct meter and tariff is necessary for this method to work in the most cost effective way.

It appears you have made this super complicated - you can either put it on a 24 hour supply and programme it to charge when the meter flicks over or have an off peak supply for charging and a spur for the perm live if there is 2 meters. Nice job either way 👍🏻

I'll be honest with you mate, I've never come across a storage heater which comes with the heat resistance flex supplied, I usually keep some 3 core 1.5mm sq for the 24 hour (boost) and 3 core 2.5mm sq for the off-peak.

I don't think you need to fire seal the holes in the back of the board where your cables enter. My reasoning is your trunking is mounted behind the board so the fabric of the building is left unchanged, the board will still contain any fire. If your board was mounted on a wall that had to maintain a certain level of fire protection and your cables came in from behind then you would need to seal up.

Max disconnection time on the 40 a mcb for the shower is 5s. Nice work

Good video bud, enjoyed it. Although maybe tone the background music down, it drowns you out sometimes 👍

I've got the same storage heater in my flat 😂

I didn’t realise people still fitted storage heaters lol, we only get told to supply new energy efficient units such as rointe or Fischer

I would of put the 25mm tail for economy 10 board in the same Henley as the 24hr

It's a return feed

Great video but some of the music is annoying.

Love your videos but can you leave the music off when your explaining things please

When customer wouldn’t turn storage heaters off night before i used to use and old screw driver and a metal bucket

Dimplex no flex 😂

Great video, but could do without the background, very annoying music, that detracts from a great video. :-/