Every good house tour starts with the breaker panel

"Tour of my New House", then he shows just the electric panel, wiring, polls, transformers, and a power outlet. I love it!

4:30 I just realized that Mehdi is why power lines are up in the air.

Others: My balcony has a Beach View Mehdi: Look at that Transformer and transmission line view

Some time soon: "I need a better high voltage supply." _looks outside the window at the power pole_

Normal people: "So we are going to begin the tour with the new Living room" Mehdi: "THIS IS OUR FUSE PANEL :D"

Other KZfaqrs : "Guys check out this sick room, swimming pool or wardrobe " Mehdi : "This is my breaker panel"

3:00 now his house is officially his house

"I don't know what the standard is anymore" Mehdi, I am disappointed. The standard is, and has always been, "Color coordinated until I run out of a color."

I expect a jumpscare every time he gets his fingers close to elecric wires

4:27 "10-11kV I think, I wish I could access it to measure it accurately, but it would be my last day though" LOL

[Muffled scream, explosion and lights flickering] Mehdi's Wife - "Ah, he must be making a new video"

Only ElectroBOOM starts a house tour with "THIS IS OUR FUSE PANEL"

I love how his editing is getting better everyday I mean just look, he made my day by just nudging audible's image with his hand.

Fun fact: Every-time Mehdi says “Let me measure that for you”, something goes bad.

3:00 Just when I thought this would be a peaceful video, this happened with earphones in full volume

"Mommy, the new weird neighbor is talking with utility poles again" "I know honey, I'm scared too"

Mehdi: Without further ado, lets show you around the house. **show fuse panel** 🤣🤣🤣

as a chemistry student, I love seeing 8:21 where copper ions are being ripped off the positive terminal and the electrode is interacting with the salt ion solution in the water creating the brown/orange color in the solution. Surprised the ions aren't creating precipitate at the bottom of the solution (copper density is much higher than most forms of salt)

This suddenly became my favourite channel on KZfaq, my comfort zone, my night time fun, thanks Mehdi!

3:04 this jumpscared me. I was looking at the meter and was wearing headphones with the volume blasting. you know its a good electroboom video when even the veiwer is not safe from electricity.

He's like a talktative engineer version of Mr.Bean

Even if he is touching the electricity lines on whiteboard, I get anxious

Medhi: Hello i am your new neighbor Neighbor: Hello its nice meeting yo- Mehdi: WHERE IS THE BREAKER PANEL?

Mehdi moves to a new house, The house's fuse panel: MY TIME HAS COME...

“It’s so quiet here, I can’t yell” best line ever

I own a home and I learned plumbing, I learned drywall, I even learned masonry. I learned almost everything about being a good homeowner except I never learned about electricity because I just didn't want to kill myself. Seeing you pull of your circuit breaker box cover makes me want to learn more about electricity. You are inspiring a new generation of homeowners to learn more about the magic in their walls. Thanks for the videos, they're all so great!

"I wish I can access it to measure it properly" 😂😂😂😁🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

He’s the only youtuber that would be excited to show you his fuse panel.

Mehdi moves to new house Circuit Breaker in New House : "I am in danger"

Whenever I show someone around my house, I first show them the breaker panel too.

At 3:05, I knew it was coming but I jumped so hard, holy crap.

The thumbnail .....is a masterpiece

At this point, I'm pretty sure Mehdi's wife and daughter are behind camera with a fire extinguisher, a direct line to the fire station, their lawyers and the insurance company... But then again, we're getting quality education, so from my point of view, it's totally worth it.

I like how honest he was in the thumbnail lol🤣

Congrats mate, you really deserved a new fuse panel !

Everyone : how big is the house Mehdi : dOeS It HaVE gFCi Or RcI

Imagine this guys physical... Doc- “sir have you had any near death experiences?” “Yeah I can name a few”

TR actually stands for "Testing Receptacle" because those little doors hold the leads so well. Tamper Resistant was a marketing ploy.

"Maybe I'll buy an electric car in future to use it" And yes. You certainly did

"Over 10 kHz... I mean $10,000" I think you mean to 10 k$

Mehdi literally making chlorine mustard gas in his room: "I dunno man im confused..."

4:20 when he was showing the electric pole I thought he is going to climb on the pole and .........

Thank you so much for making these videos. I have learned so much information from your videos, it has helped me impress my grandpa, who is an electrician, and inspire to become an electrician. I can not say thank you enough and you are amazing ElectroBoom.

Mehdi: Don’t try this at home! Also Mehdi: *Tries it in a home he just moved into*

normal people when showing their house: here's the hall, then the kitchen, etc! Mehdi: 𝓉𝒽𝒾𝓈 𝒾𝓈 𝑜𝓊𝓇 𝒻𝓊𝓈𝑒 𝓅𝒶𝓃𝑒𝓁! **screams with joy**

The house looks much better compared to the last time we saw it! Glad you're hanging around still making videos during this tough time too! Also, I just wanted to mention you should review Magfast extreme. Evidently, it's so powerful of a battery, that it can jump start a dozen vehicles on a single charge. I'd love to see a video on explaining or dismantling and examinating the product!

3:17 Nobody: Me: Intensly shaking head meaning yes

“Let me give you a house tour” *Proceeds to tell us how power works in apartments and houses*

"the stupid kid would have to..." does exactly what he says.

Good for you , congrats for the breaker panel

I didn't watch ElectroBOOM for years and he did a house tour amazing!

"Let me measure it for you" Nonononono .. NOOOOO

6:55 microwave be like mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

I’ve been watching his vids for years and have learned a lot.

A good inclusion for the new house is a "days since last accident" sign

3:05 Not gonna lie, that scared the piss outta me.

i wish you happy days in your new house

Congratulations you lovely electric condusive Persian! I like what you did!!

Being an electrician in Norway, I feel like every electrical installation I see on youtube looks dodgy. Ohh well, grats on the new house!

"Maybe I have to do it longer?" *continues to make chlorine gas*

Nice house . Thank you for the guided tour.

When I re-did the wiring for our old farm-house, many of the circuits (even the ones where the code doesn't require it) got upgraded to AFCI. They were more expensive at the time, but peace of mind is totally worth it.

"House is initiated to Electrboom"😲😂🔥

Hey Mehdi, on the point of the outlets I presume the UK system of shutters on power outlets wouldn't work on North American outlets because the (normal) UK system demands an earth pin on the plug to enable the shutters on the line & neutral to be opened - therefore two pin plugs don't exist in the UK system, whereas elsewhere (including North America) two pin plugs are common for powering devices which are Class B (double) insulated. The mainland European outlets (both the French & "Schuko" systems) have their line & neutral holes covered by shutters in the same way that the outlets in your new house are, whereby equal pressure is required to be applied to both holes for the shutters to open. Incidently, the UK standards do allow for "equal pressure" shutters on the outlets as well but in my experience this is very uncommon compared to the "earth pin" displacement system. So are the new outlets in your new home "safer" than the old, unshielded outlet? I'd say yes, definitely. To defeat the mechanism you'll need two small mental pin things that are pressed in at the same time in each hole and the average toddler or small child likely won't have the understanding or the cognitive ability to do this by accident. It's not 100% idiot proof, but neither is the UK earth pin displacement system whereby the holes for the line & neutral are big enough, should they defeat the shutter mechanism with just one object stuck into the earth hole, for a baby or toddler's small fingers to go into the line & neutral holes. Thankfully, in the UK such stories are very rare. Sorry for going on one!

Yo man...congratulations on your new home...that’s awesome 👏 👏 👏

awesome channel dude you totally deserve it

His hand pointing something : Everyone : *intense sweating

For those wondering why it's so expensive, the argument of which party that covers the cost from Line-to-Meter depends from place to place. And I'm genuinely glad you were forced to replace the incoming power line as it is true that a lot of older houses have a live line that's grand-fathered in where you can literally just grab it. Safety first. Also, from my limited though fairly extensive work with a power company: with a dense area like that, a 200A meter could possibly require a bigger pole transformer to keep the current stable. And a bigger transformer might require a bigger pole. And a thicker pole, depending on what's currently there , might have to be taller to meet pole sway/safety regulations. And a taller pole means the entire line of poles will have to be taller, or else the 1-PH line would be strung too tight in that one spot. So in short, in order to install a single 200A meter, one transformer and several poles, and of course their own transformers, may have to be replaced. Working on these old radials can just be that much of a bitch. And while I would almost humor the idea of taking a 1-PH from the pole to an underground transformer and then running a line to a 200A meter on the house, that would probably be too expensive for what it's worth, even if they could get a bore back there. I don't envy the designer for this, as my previous company HATED meter-poles. (Mostly because of the fights about "who owns what?" if that pole breaks) Lastly, that radial power line should be designed to meet a certain specification, probably an old average of 100A per house. So, if you're ever building a new house, you'll probably hear that 200A is the minimum now, but again, that depends on the area.

3:03 oohhh god my heart😖

I learned something today with the circuit pannel

Your accent makes my dad and I laugh. He's persian and was an electrician for several years.

"I guess it would stop a baby..." *but not a Mehdi*

Your videos are like Mehdicine for the soul, man ❤️

Best house tour..ever!

3:07 Moves to new house, Shorts power outlet to house Mehdi: I guess the house is now initiated to Electroboom😂😂😂

“That would be like 10k dollars I can’t afford that!” The city: “oh sorry get screwed bud we don’t care about your finances”

Really your the master of electronic

Nice house! 😮

Me: Buys house. One Day Later: Bedroom and kitchen set up. One Month Later: Bedroom and kitchen set up. Three Years Later: Bedroom and kitchen set up.

House tour: one room, breaker panel and outdoor power lines.

If you want to make a jacob's ladder listen,A jacob's ladder work similar to how a flourocent bulb lights up,There is a high voltage spark between the two electrodes of jacob's ladder and due to the voltage arc rise up,now try make a jacob's ladder

CONGRATULATIONS!!! 🤓👍

7:03 Mehdi's Mind: I ain't afraid of Electricity, but that Transformer S c a r e s me *Flashbacks*

“It is so quiet here I can’t yell”

I loved this house tour. You have a beautiful house, I mean breaker panel.

Gratz on the house but sucks on the heating thing!

First things first when getting a new house. How many amps can the house take.

"I can't ever make a video" Solution: make a video golly gee that was easy

3:05 Heartattack rate increased!! 🤣🤌🤌

I keep playing the vid @ 3:05 over and over again. It never gets old.

3:05 why did that scare me so much xD

Wait I had a thought in my mind as medhi says as long as your not connected to ground or touching neutral and are completely floating in air you wouldnt feel any electricity flowing through your body? So if I get hit by a lightning in mid air if I was hypothetically floating nothing would happen?

Now that's what called a savage engineer 👍👍👍

Yes

I bet whoever is gonna live near him , they will probably beg the government to build a firefighter station near him

Alternative Title: Testing the Electrical Limits of My New House!!!

Daaam you look like me after a 12 your shift, big fan been watching you since day 1 electrostatic discharge eh eh lol, hope you are doing well, lookin forward to learning even more from you, really helps me when working on vehicle electronics

Great job electro boom. I enjoyed this video! Reminded me of Russell Crowe in A Beautiful Mind. I still run over old ones that were based on weight. They’re a large rectangular piece of metal embedded in the roadway which I believe just closes a switch. It’s hard to believe that’s how they used to do it. Thanks for posting

“Shockingly” nice tour!