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How to make $2000 in 1 Day, Become an Electrician #bluecollar #chargepoint

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Hendy The Sparky

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This project details the installation of an outdoor EV charger (specifically a ChargePoint unit) on a residential property. The process involves running a dedicated 60-amp electrical line, utilizing both metal clad cable internally and PVC conduit externally, from the main electrical service panel in the basement to the charger unit mounted on the house exterior. Key steps include installing a new 60-amp breaker, routing wiring, making the transition from indoor to outdoor wiring, and connecting the charger unit.

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boom snap click what's up guys handy the Sparky here it's service call Thursday customer called requested they want an outdoor EV charger charge point for their new 2025 Hummer running a 60 amp line and 3/4 in PVC conduit also known as poly Vinyl chloride conduit just some advice guys whenever installing any electrical line outdoors I would recommend using PVC you can also use EMT which stands for electrical metallic tubing Outdoors but personally I think it's easier working with PVC as it is more flexible and easy to cut I'm using a balancing level right now whenever I strap in conduit to keep it straight all right so we got the charger installed here is the main electrical panel we put in a 60 amp breaker 60 amp is typically the standard amperage for EV charging ran 62 metal clab Cable in the basement transition outside the house into an lb into 3/4 in PVC using number 6 THHN wire to the car charger customer is satisfied here is the finished product and that's how we make $2,000 in one day

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