Tool Box Talk For Electricians

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Another Year Is Over! That's all in the past - Now to concentrate on the future. There may have been mistakes made in 2023 that we can learn from, you don't want to make the same mistake twice - That's just dumb! So whatever happened last year in your electrical business is behind you now and its time to start 2024 with a BANG, just as you mean to go on. The January sales myth, there's not work work after the Christmas holidays myth..... ELECTRICAINS are in contestant demand and its only getting busier in 2024. A few new habits and techniques adapted into your business can make a huge difference over a year. The bigger your business gets, the more money you make - and lets be honest! That's the only reason we do this in the first place So strap on your boots, jump in the van and listen to the first podcast of 2024, then implement the tips into your business to thrive in 2024. Check out the email nails here - https://toolboxtalkforelectricians.ck.page/products/email-nails-x-10

In this video, I'm testing out the Milwaukee M12 soldering tool and see if I can be better at soldering with it. I have some extra wires I was going to use for a project, so I thought I would give the Milwaukee M12 a try. If you're looking to become a better electrician or solder, then you'll want to watch this video. I test out the Milwaukee M12 soldering tool and see if I can be better at it. From the beginning to the end, I cover all the important features of the Milwaukee M12 soldering tool. So if you're looking for a tool that can help you become a better electrician or solder, be sure to watch this video! The Milwaukee M12 Can be bought here https://www.amazon.co.uk/shop/toolboxtalkforelectricians/list/17BOEHS8SBGQA?ref_=cm_sw_r_cp_ud_aipsflist_aipsftoolboxtalkforelectricians_84ETS9XZ6FV8KXTXHWHX This is a must buy for soldering LED Tape - Solder M8 https://www.amazon.co.uk/shop/toolboxtalkforelectricians/list/3J1JK3U88C4TD?ref_=cm_sw_r_cp_ud_aipsflist_aipsftoolboxtalkforelectricians_HD3D13C71R9BATG0D4G5

Yeah I do Christmas day Callouts - Wanna know how much???? The most popular holiday in the whole wide world, someone is going to need an electrician. You could take that call, go to that job and make good money that day..... or Do what everyone else is doing and spend the whole day with your family and friends. Its not surprise that you can earn good money doing being a call out electrician, there are a few downfalls to doing that. In this podcast is a story of how I earned more then £400 an hour for a simple call out. To be honest its something anyone could have done, even DIY dave. This is the last podcast of 2023 and I would like to thank every single one of you listening and tuning in. Without your support I would have given up a long time ago. ⭐In 2024 its only going to get bigger and better!⭐ Watch this space 💝 Have a very merry Christmas and a wonderful new year. I will see you in 2024 x

Are you considering an apprenticeship in the electrical field? Well, let me tell you about my experience as an apprentice electrician. It wasn't always smooth sailing, but I learned valuable lessons along the way. Join me as I share my journey and provide insights into what you can expect as an apprentice electrician. Don't forget to subscribe for more toolbox talks for electricians! Things could have been so much easier if I just knew what I know now. This is like so many things in life, you learn the lesson too late. But learning the lesson to pass on to others - its never too late for that. Its just will they listen? Or ignore it like you did? Training to be an electrician can be harder then actually doing the job. Its a test to see if you have what it takes. A test to see if you can make it, if your the type of person who likes a challenge, you will be successful and become a qualified electrician, and face new challenges every day. Your ideas get better, you get quicker at the job and eventually pass all that knowledge down to an apprentice. Then and only then will you understand what it takes to be an electrician. Some apprentices don't make it to the end. For a number of reasons, but if your going to start an apprentice as an electrician - finish it. You will have a job for life however hard it is. Just like you find out in todays podcast.

There NEEDS to be MORE Electricians in the world desperately! Its been said for a long time now that there will be a need for a lot more qualified electricians in the world in the not so distance future. Yet there are some electricians out there struggling for work? So why is this? What's coming in the future in order for there to be a huge call for more electricians in the trade? Its not like there is more houses being built, if anything that's slowing down. Are all the other electricians taking early retirement due to earning a fortune over the years? To be honest that could be possible. The only way to find out the real reason is to listen to the podcast. Its not electricians retiring or there isn't a plan to build a lot more houses. Its bigger than that. The next podcast to check out can be found here - https://youtu.be/527cppqKAIY?si=rIaulNmDCU-9LNHG

Are you a GOOD electrician? People like to think they are the best electrician in the world. But they are the only one that thinks this. Its like someone finishing a job and thinking its fantastic, only for someone to come along and point out all the faults. Only then can you see that its not that good after all. There are certain things electrician think that make them too compared to what customers think. Witch opinion do you think matters? Your ego or the person actually calling you to give you money? In this podcast its pointed out what matters - The fancy tools....... The knowledge of BS7671...... The Experience you have ....... Its pointed out what actually matters and what you should be doing to be a good electrician, witch will lead to being successful as an electrician. Find out more about Ben and the tool box talk for electricians Podcast https://linktr.ee/toolboxtalkforelectricians All the tools used in the tool box talk for electricians videos can be found here https://www.amazon.co.uk/shop/toolboxtalkforelectricians?ref_=cm_sw_r_cp_ud_aipsfshop_aipsftoolboxtalkforelectricians_5YNJZ4WXGPK2FJV4XDE4 Join the Tool Box Talk For Electricians Email list to not miss every time a new episode is published https://toolboxtalkforelectricians.ck.page/email

There are a number of different way to wire a light and a switch. Here we Unlock the Secrets with 4 Methods to Wire a Light Switch. Over the years its evolved for a number of reasons. In this video I start from the 1960 wiring that is still present today in a lot of installs. Then move on to the modern way that I think they do teach these days in college to electrician apprentices. Then to the next level that I see coming in the future. Everyone loves smart lighting, and that need wiring to be future proof. You can get Kinetic switches here - https://www.amazon.co.uk/shop/toolboxtalkforelectricians/list/25RSCL75XL07I?ref_=cm_sw_r_cp_ud_aipsflist_aipsftoolboxtalkforelectricians_5SAKFCFW4EV2XQFVQ6S8 Find out more about Ben and the tool box talk for electricians Podcast https://linktr.ee/toolboxtalkforelectricians All the tools used in the tool box talk for electricians videos can be found here https://www.amazon.co.uk/shop/toolboxtalkforelectricians?ref_=cm_sw_r_cp_ud_aipsfshop_aipsftoolboxtalkforelectricians_5YNJZ4WXGPK2FJV4XDE4 Join the Tool Box Talk For Electricians Email list to not miss every time a new episode is published https://toolboxtalkforelectricians.ck.page/email

Every electrician thinks about it. What would it be like if I was my own boss and run my own business - Not all electricians actually give it a go. And I get it, it can be scary, and can be a risk at times. But with more risk comes more reward. There can be a lot of perks to running your own business along with a few challenges. This podcast goes into the highs and the lows of being a self employed electrician. So if it crossed your mind to take the risk and become your own boss, check the podcast out and see if being your own boss will suit you. The google spreadsheet I use to speed up quotes and invoices are here - https://toolboxtalkforelectricians.ck.page/products/quote-auto-invoice Along with the email nails mentioned - https://toolboxtalkforelectricians.ck.page/products/email-nails-x-10

1 Way lighting is easy, then you need to master 2 way switches. 3 Way is when you have cracked it. Wiring a 3-way lighting switch involves two switches controlling a single light fixture. This setup is commonly used in staircases, hallways, and large rooms where you want to control a light from two different locations. Here's a step-by-step guide on how to wire a 3-way lighting switch: Materials Needed: Two 3-way switches One light fixture Electrical wire (typically 14/2 or 12/2, depending on your local electrical codes) Wagos Screwdriver Needle-nose pliers Steps: 1. Turn Off Power:⚡ Before you start working, turn off the power to the circuit at the breaker box to ensure safety. 2. Identify the Wiring: Identify the three wires connected to the existing light switch: common (usually brown), traveller 1 (usually brass), and traveller 2 (usually brass). If you're installing new wiring, use a cable with three wires (brown, blue, and bare). 3. Install the First Switch: Connect the common wire to the common terminal (usually brown) on the first switch. Connect the two traveller wires to the two brass terminals on the first switch. It doesn't matter which traveller wire goes to which brass terminal. Connect the ground wire to the ground terminal or the green screw on the switch. Secure the switch into the electrical box. 4. Install the Second Switch: Install the second switch at the other location. Connect the common wire to the common terminal on the second switch. Connect the two traveller wires to the two brass terminals on the second switch. Again, it doesn't matter which traveller wire goes to which brass terminal. Connect the ground wire to the ground terminal or green screw on the switch. Secure the switch into the electrical box. 5. Connect the Light Fixture: Connect the common wire from the first switch to the black wire on the light fixture. Connect the white wire from the light fixture to the neutral (usually bare ) wires in the electrical boxes. Connect the ground wire from the light fixture to the ground wires in the electrical boxes. 6. Complete the Wiring: At each switch location, connect the ground wires together with a wire nut. Connect the neutral wires together with a wire nut. 7. Test the Circuit: Turn on the power. Test the circuit by flipping the switches. The light should turn on or off from either switch position. Always adhere to local electrical codes and regulations, and if you're unsure, consult with a qualified electrician. Electrical work can be dangerous, so if you're not confident in your abilities, it's best to seek professional assistance.

In this video I will show you how to wire and install 3 lights, each with its own 1 way switch. The next video you want to see is here - Lights: There are three lights in the circuit. Switches: There are three one-way switches. Switch Type: One-way switches allow you to turn the lights on or off from a single location. Circuit Configuration: Each light is controlled by its own one-way switch. The switches are not interconnected; they operate independently of each other. Functionality: You can turn each light on or off individually using the respective switch assigned to it. If all lights are off and you flip one switch, only the light connected to that switch will turn on. The other lights remain off. If one light is already on and you flip its switch, it will turn off. Use Case: This configuration is suitable for scenarios where you want individual control over each light and don't need the lights to be controlled collectively. Wiring: Each light is connected in parallel to the power source. Each switch is connected to control the power supply to its corresponding light. Note: This setup might be common in residential settings where you want to control different lights from different locations independently. Remember to follow electrical safety guidelines and local electrical codes when working with electrical circuits. If you have any specific questions or need further clarification, feel free to ask!

I'm starting up on my own - I'm going to be RICH! Yes we have all been there. Being your own boss and having your own business is the way to go. It's exciting and the only way to become rich. I would say there are still a few lessons to learn…….. How did you feel when you first started to train as an electrician? Well this is going to be similar to that, it's another step to own your own business. Customer skills and how to quote for jobs is not really taught at college. You learn how to do the job safely and professionally - How to get the job in the first place is what you need to know when self employed. In this podcast, this is just what I talk about. The simple mistakes once made and how I overcome them to carry on and become a successful business owner of my own. The other podcast mentioned Electricians Earning £156,000 A Year In The UK? Can be found here. https://pod.fo/e/1ef6a4 #toolboxtalkforelectricians #selfemployed

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I'm only working in your house if you tidy up and don't talk to me!😲 You may be a moody git at times, but it's not going to give any customer a good impression of your business - However good you are. You can get all the certificates download here - https://toolboxtalkforelectricians.ck.page/products/certs?fbclid=IwAR1Dy-AekTJFImolJRXtJKMR4TnONBS1vNK-20933D2LtbgpyKRh07F2uao As the saying goes “Its Nice to be Nice” - Well….. It also PAYS to be nice too. 90% of your work as a tradesman can come through recommendation if the customer likes you. To be honest, they don't even have to like you, just trust you to do a good job and be polite. On the outside, things are not always what they seem, so being friendly to one customer can lead on to a ton of work for you and your business later down the line. In this podcast I go into detail of the way I treat customers and how it's proved to be a great skill to have over time when building a business in the electrical industry. You can get all the certificates download here - https://toolboxtalkforelectricians.ck.page/products/certs?fbclid=IwAR1Dy-AekTJFImolJRXtJKMR4TnONBS1vNK-20933D2LtbgpyKRh07F2uao

Embarking on the journey of wiring a plug top may seem like a daunting task for the uninitiated, but fear not! This process, although requiring a degree of precision and adherence to safety guidelines, is well within reach for those with a bit of DIY spirit. Level of Difficulty: Wiring a plug top can be considered a moderate-level DIY task. While not as intricate as some advanced electrical projects, it does demand careful attention to detail. The complexity lies in correctly connecting the wires to the plug's terminals and ensuring a secure and safe connection.

In this video, we're going to learn why birds don't fry on power lines. We'll explore the science behind it and see how we can prevent birds from flying into power lines. Birds can be dangerous when they fly into power lines, because they get tangled in the wires and can't fly. This video is about exploring the science behind why birds don't fry on power lines, and how we can prevent them from getting hurt. We'll also learn some easy tips to keep your bird safe from power lines!

Some customers do not want to pay! Is there anything you can do? 100% there is, maybe bending the rules a little, but really you want to learn from what happened. Put things in place so it doesn't happen again. Working as an electrician for over 20 years it was bound to happen, some customers just don't want to pay. For whatever reason, if there is one at all. You really need to be prepared for non paying customers and how to see them coming. In this podcast I go into detail of some customers who thought it was ok to just ignore me and not pay the invoice. I describe how I got paid and the lessons I learnt. Listen to the podcast today to make sure it never happens to you.

House fires can occur due to a variety of reasons. In the UK, the following are some common causes of house fires: Cooking Equipment: Unattended cooking or malfunctioning cooking equipment can lead to fires. This includes ovens, stoves, microwaves, and other kitchen appliances. Smoking: Cigarettes or cigars left burning can ignite furniture, bedding, or curtains. Embers can smoulder for hours before igniting a fire. Electrical Faults: This can include faulty wiring, overloaded plug sockets, frayed cords, or malfunctioning appliances. Always ensure electrical work complies with UK safety standards. Heating: Portable heaters, especially when placed near flammable materials like furniture or curtains, can be a fire risk. Inadequate maintenance or faulty central heating systems can also be a cause. Candles: Unattended or poorly placed candles can lead to fires, especially if they're close to flammable items. Faulty Appliances: Malfunctioning or old appliances, especially ones that aren't up to current safety standards, can be a source of fires. Flammable Liquids: Incorrect storage or use of flammable liquids, like petrol, can lead to fires. Barbecues: BBQs, if not used or placed safely, can cause fires that might spread to the house. Children Playing: Sometimes, children playing with matches or lighters can unintentionally start fires. Lighting: Faulty fixtures or lamps, or using a bulb with wattage too high for a fixture, can cause overheating and result in a fire. Chimneys: Not regularly cleaning chimneys can lead to a buildup of soot and creosote, which can catch fire. Faulty Smoke Alarms: Non-working smoke alarms might not alert residents of a fire in time, allowing a small, manageable fire to grow larger. It's essential to be aware of these potential hazards and take preventive measures, such as regularly checking and maintaining electrical and heating equipment, being careful while cooking, installing and testing smoke alarms, and educating family members about fire safety.

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For more tips in the electrical industry - Join the Tool Box Talk For Electricians Group Here - https://linktr.ee/toolboxtalkforelectricians You can check out the podcast from there too. Wiring a 2-way switch with an intermediate switch, also known as a three-way switch setup, allows you to control a single light or fixture from multiple locations. This is commonly used in hallways, staircases, or large rooms where you want to be able to turn the lights on or off from different points. Below, I'll explain how to wire a 2-way switch with an intermediate switch: Before you start, ensure that the power is turned off at the circuit breaker to prevent electrical shock. Here's a step-by-step guide: Materials and Tools Needed: Two 2-way switches (also called three-way switches) One intermediate switch Appropriate electrical cables (usually 1.5mm² twin and earth cable) Screwdrivers Wire stripper/cutter Voltage tester Wiring Steps: Identify the switches: In a three-way switch setup, you will have two 2-way switches and one intermediate switch. The intermediate switch has four terminals labeled L1, L2, L1' (or L2'), and Common (C). Position the switches: Determine the positions for your switches. Commonly, you'll have one 2-way switch at one end of the circuit and another 2-way switch at the other end. The intermediate switch will be placed in between them. Wire the first 2-way switch: Connect the live (phase) wire to the Common (C) terminal of the first 2-way switch. Connect the brown (or red) traveler wire to one of the other terminals (L1 or L2) on the first 2-way switch. Connect the blue (or black) traveler wire to the remaining terminal (L1 or L2) on the first 2-way switch. Wire the intermediate switch: Connect one end of the brown (or red) traveler wire to the L1 terminal on the intermediate switch. Connect one end of the blue (or black) traveler wire to the L2 terminal on the intermediate switch. Connect the other ends of the brown (or red) and blue (or black) traveler wires to the corresponding terminals on the other side of the intermediate switch (L1' and L2' or vice versa). Wire the second 2-way switch: Connect the brown (or red) traveler wire from the intermediate switch to one of the terminals (L1 or L2) on the second 2-way switch. Connect the blue (or black) traveler wire from the intermediate switch to the remaining terminal (L1 or L2) on the second 2-way switch. Complete the circuit: Connect the light fixture's live wire to the Common (C) terminal on the second 2-way switch. Connect the light fixture's neutral wire to the neutral wires in the electrical box. Secure all connections: Make sure all wire connections are tight and secure. Install the switches: Place the switches in their respective electrical boxes and secure them with screws. Turn on the power: Go to the circuit breaker and turn the power back on. You should now have a functioning 2-way switch setup with an intermediate switch. You can control the light or fixture from any of the switches in the circuit. Flip any of the switches to test the setup, and the light should turn on or off accordingly. The Tool Box Talks for Electricians Podcast is for Electricians interested in growing their knowledge ,skills and ultimately your business. Ben has worked in the electrical trade for over 20 years all over the world. From the age of 19 and going through a full apprenticeship to become a fully qualified electrician where he was employed by a number of electrical company's. Moving on to being self employed Ben soon started to build his own electrical business. Having to learn many things the hard way in building a successful electrical business like: *Money management *Qualifications needed *Insurance cover *Finding customers And many more....... The Toolbox Talks For Electricians Podcast has been created to help other electricians avoid those mistakes and take your electrical business to the next level. Along with electricians banter along the way. Inside the Toolbox Talks for Electricians community Ben has loaded it up with free downloads to help grow a successful business, along with FREE giveaways. You can join the community here - https://linktr.ee/toolboxtalkforelectricians By being part of the Toolbox Talks Community you will find out just what it takes to have a successful electrical business. Along with how to keep your electrical business at the front of existing paying customers minds and find out how to use those customers to grow your business even more. Subscribe to Tool box Talks For Electricians TODAY to not miss every new episode every Monday

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