VIP EP GROUP: https://eletr.co/gp-vip-ep ⚡️ Meet our partner ???? https://superproatacado.com.br/ ------ ???? FAAALA ENGEHALL COMMUNITY ???? Join our community on WhatsApp to receive valuable tips and news in the electrical area, important information and much more. ???? ???? https://eletr.co/fala-eng?utm_content= ------ Did you like this video? ???? ✔️ Leave your comment and share with your friends ✔️ Follow our networks ➽ https://eletr.co/links - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ???? NR10 Course with 20% discount ➽ https://eletr.co/nr10?utm_content=yt1... ------ Hey my dears, welcome to the fourth episode of the fifth season of the series straight from the work with Engehall in northeastern soil! In the previous episode you were able to see Brener and I passing some cables and Brener was also making some closures with Wago connectors of the cables of the circuits that we had already passed the present moment, and I also showed some techniques that we use to organize and speed up the distribution of the circuits, you saw that this helps a lot for us. In today's episode, Brener and I will start routing the cables for the Tree-way circuits, but there is a detail that gives many electricians a headache. In total, we have 5 parallel switch controls + 1 simple switch control in the same 4x4 box. So, we will route 10 cables just for the parallel returns, removing the rest of the connections, and if there is no organization, especially when using cables of the same color, which was our case and is the majority of cases too, then it becomes complicated to do this. Anyway, let's stop talking and get some new construction tips, okay? Okay my dears, so far so good, routing the cables is probably understood! So it's time to close the switches, but... since not everything is perfect, we had a problem that is quite common in construction sites... But before showing this problem, I just want to reinforce the invitation to those who are watching us and want to become a professional electrician trained and certified by Engehall. We have a VIP WhatsApp group going on. If you are interested in becoming our student, stay tuned because I will tell you more about the group in a little while. Let's go back to the construction site to see what unexpected happened. Well, you must be wondering why we are drilling holes in the side of the 4x4 box, right? You have probably already come across this situation. Unfortunately, they anchored this box in a horizontal position, with the supports to receive the screws in a horizontal direction. If we mount the switches like this, the keys will all be lying down too, with the screws on the sides and not on the bottom and top. So in this case, we have three options: 1 - Break down the wall, remove the box, and anchor it correctly using plaster. 2 - Cut the ears to receive the screws and use the box-saving brackets 3 - Cut the ears, fit the bracket correctly and check if the external holes of the bracket match the wall, and that's what happened, we marked the holes and used plugs to fix it, it's faster, avoids dirt, and the finishing plate covers everything, in the end it looks beautiful! You'll see, but let's follow Brener's closing tips, take a look... Well, so far everyone has managed to understand how to assemble the switches, right? Remembering that this point with 5 parallel switches and 1 simple switch that he mounted is on the upper floor, now let's go down to the lower floor and close the other point of this 5 parallel key command, if you liked the tips, share this video here with your friends via WhatsApp, help us spread the word about our series straight from the construction site, because currently Engehall is the electrical channel that shows you the most the day-to-day work on the construction site, so give it a thumbs up... Pure beauty in the explanations, but we had another problem, the order for parallel switches came wrong, two keys that we bought came as intermediate switches with 4 screws, but there is a way to use them as parallel switches using only 3 screws, Brener taught how, check it out... Great show in class, congratulations Brenão, you did a great job with the closings there! Now answer me, how many parallel switches have you closed points? 3, 4, 6? Or more in the same point? There are situations where you can put up to 12 points, you know. But it gets really messy. You have to use those half-key switches, and then it gets really messy, it's a lot of cables. But that's okay, the important thing is to learn more and more and finish the job right. And speaking of learning more and more, I'm going to invite you to the LIVE on Thursday, the 14th! Brener and I will be here on the channel at 7 pm, talking about the easy and difficult things we had during this season of the live broadcast of the work at the ambassador's house!