Germans do the PERFECT Electrical Wiring! (Garage Build)

Small Corrections: The CEE socket can supply 11kW. I wanted to keep it simple and keep the sqrt out of there but that just messed everything up. And secondly the power required by the relay is not around 60W. Maybe something around 20W. I mixed up some values in the datasheet. Sorry.

Having that 90cm bench in garage area actually prevents you from keeping any standard size car there. Why would you do that?

I am curious, what did the entire electrical project cost? $$$

i would used contactor it uses less power

What happend to your old garage?

I am shocked you went to all this effort for a nice install but did not use corner pieces or have the conduits go into the junction boxes properly. The exposed cables look very odd and out of place to me haha.

What do I need to study to understand all these electronics stuff? is that electrical engineering?

ja, 1 second in the video, relax hey, i know you are a bit arrogant. you have to be, you are smatrer than the rest, DO NOT start a war!! Arrier!!

A small correction, you should use PVC bends or elbows for corners of piping. We secure wires inside the pipe, why should we leave corners ??

Congratulations! It looks awesome, 99% same as mine :) the only difference is that along with the sockets in the Brüstungskanal I installed 6A breakers. Not only for extra protection, I can turn the sockets on/off using these breakers.

Everything looks great but it annoys the hell out of me that there wasn’t any elbows or connectors at the end of the tubing. Why?? It looks so strange just having the cables float from the tube to the boxes.

You are as handsome as you are smart...great work. Thank you for sharing!

Here is what I think would be neat. A device that can attach to an old CRT TV and render it into a crude yet useful for some people oscilloscope.

ps only hard on you cuz i like ya, smart nuff to be dangerous

instead of the pvc pipe night mare you gave yourself they do sell 2" and 4" wireway mad of metal with a lid. You will need a decent table bandsaw to cut it though or it will look like shit

over complicate stuff much? the e stops should never run to a relay, just run them like you would a light, in series, both must be in position to run, and if either one is pressed it kills electric, much safer and also cheaper than your solution and it requires no electronics

as an electrician in usa let me teach you a trick, 1/4" split anchors are the shit for mounting things to concrete, you drill a 1/4" hole with a hammer drill bit then push it gently into place then smack it with a hammer and a flat punch and it mounts so well it will pull a plug out of the concrete if you want to remove the normal ones with a nail, so spend twice as much and get the ones with a phillips head, you still smack em with a hammer, but you can remove them without damaging the concrete

German conduit (you call pipe) is interesting just protecting the straight runs and not bends or into fixtures. In my mind it’s quite pragmatic and would make life easier for the installers. An interesting compromise. I wonder what the considerations are.

Really cool! I would have added ethernet aswell

Ich bin zwar ein halbes Jahr zu spät, finde das Resultat aber echt mega! Klar die Lösung mit dem Notaus ist nicht ganz so perfekt, aber immer noch 1000 mal besser als keinen zu haben. Ich bin auch ein riesen Fan von "do it by yourself" weswegen ich die Werkbank sehr sehr gelungen finde. Das System mit den Brüstungskanälen finde ich auch echt gut. Es kann ja sein, dass irgendwann mal Netzwerkleitungen verlegt werden sollen, dann ist das ganz einfach möglich.

Insgesammt eine SUPER Leistung!

In this haircut and eyeglasses you looks a bit like Christian Slater from "The Wolf" (HP commercial) or "Mr. Robot" series. Neat!

just a question , why the cable before the lamps and sockets are naked and you dont use some spiral or longer pipes to cover the cables
?

Hornbach Kunde.. gefällt mir :D Sehr schönes Video aufjedenfall

Apparently current flows differently in Germany 🤪
There's nothing perfect about it, dude, it's just standard...

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Big fan of that switch/recep box. Looked real good, real sturdy.

Schneider make contactors for motor control rated at from 20-200A that draw less than 7w its a very poor excuse for not having it safely but on top of that its not really on 24/7 its only on while you need the sockets so you

FI switches?

Nice to see that you are using neozed fuses to protect the RCD from overcurrent. Which RCD/neozed combination did you use?

Dont do you emergency Switch Like this, the Relai needs to be safety class Not the one you showed, These Relais have two connectors for each in Germany NOT-HALT, also These Relais are more tested and fullfill all Security aspects, please read about it and Security classes, IT could Safe your Life, but your system is a Solid start and will do its thing 99% of time but you want more when Handling with heavy maschines 😉

Perfect wiring with no glands on the end of the conduit 😂

Thanks so much for this video, and especially the store links. I’m an American living in Germany and will soon be setting up a workshop. I still don’t know where to get most basic hardware and this is a great start. Any other places I should know?

I think it would have been better to install residual-current device to all phases and make the kill switches to trigger that. That would waste no electricity and as a bonus, you get automatic ground fault safety system.

I have a question my dear friends!

In my country we are not allowed to leave even 1CM of "naked" wire or cable, like you did in the ends of each conduit close to the connection boxes and light fixtures,
we use flex PG conduits to seal these parts,
It is not mandatory in Germany?

Best Regards!

Sooo neat. Tells me that the electrician really cared about what he was doing. The details are so important. Thank you so much. I would like to learn more about how you do wiring in Germany. Salute from Ohio, USA.

as a german electrican i wouldn´t call your "half way safe version" on your "notaus" switch PERFECT but i saw much worse wireings in my job xD

Uhhh, the Brits will be complaining about plastic duct and open corners where the cable could damage. And, there is no ring main.😉😅

Das sieht unglaublich Geil aus! Viel Spaß bei der Arbeit darin.

A beautiful installation! The ducting you use (in the UK we call it conduit) is the only thing I don't like: when we install conduit in the UK the tube goes into the accessory using a threaded coupler and bush (both plastic and steel conduit use these). Preformed bends are available, but most electricians use a bending spring. For steel one uses a bending machine.

Schönen Aufenthaltsraum haben Sie da. Auch angemeldet? Nicht dass es dir wie Survivalmattin geht

I would have put in additionally LWL or at least CAT7 or something like that.
Wi-Fi is too unstable, DLAN sucks...more or less. Depends on the wiring...and consumption on the way, I guess?
I can't see any, that is why I mentioned it. Did you put in LAN?

People in Germany do not put the wireing inside walls in furrows?

German engineering: astounding ingenuity. Over a decade of conceptual continuity.

I love German engineering. Great job man!!

Entweder Not-Aus oder ein normaler Schalter. Sowas kann im Ernstfall mehr Schaden anrichten als es vermeiden kann. Man verlässt sich schließlich auch auf einen Not-Aus-Schalter. Dann lieber einen ganz normalen (evtl rot lackierten) Schalter

Plot twist based on facts: it might have been to 50% some electrician guy from Poland, as Germans don't want to takle such low-payment jobs

strange, in germany usually wherever you look you have a foreigner working for minimal wage, and germany are usualy in offices or sick at home