Installation of Switchgear Valuation: Assessing Fair Pricing for Mounted Cameras & Limiters

In my opinion, it is PLN 10 for a net module. I include travel costs in the assembly price, no matter if I shoot Topex or Erko. Due to the fact that the switchgear is made in a residential house, it often misses the design, so you have to determine what will be installed and take responsibility for it. The price matches whether I do it or not. The ribbon for the printer also costs, but if you want to do it aesthetically, you have to incur such costs and the reputation will work for the next job. Why does 1-0-2 switch not disconnect neutral?

So, as I wrote, about PLN 600 net. This price is still low, but still acceptable.

Gentlemen, the scope of work included:
1. Arriving at the construction site and talking to the client about stretched circuits and expectations (all additional cables are provided by the client on his own).
Checking if the circuits are well planned, The concept of making the earth electrode because, of course, there is no, suggestion to add a circuit to the recuperator, air conditioner as they should be, suggestion to add a conduit from the switchgear under the roof because there is to be a photovoltaic, power supply from the aggregate, added circuit from the alarm control panel to the switchgear for subsequent expansion with automation.
Time 2.5 hours
2. Selection of equipment, assembly planning, access to the warehouse for the equipment. Time 3hrs
3. Insertion and binding (35 pcs.) Of cables to the switchgear, installation of accessories, Overvoltage of the power supply from the building block to the switchgear, description of the circuits. Time 12hrs

mawerix123 wrote:

Where is the PEN cable marking, its cross-section is also questionable, but it's not your fault.

Markings will be at the end. The PEN cross-section is 10mm2.

mawerix123 wrote:

About this switch and connecting the aggregate to the network has already been sufficiently written in the thread of its selection, conclusions have not been drawn.

Yes, the conclusions were drawn after reading the link of my colleague kkas12.

elpapiotr wrote:

Buddy djlukas - here's a mistake:

As for the number of wires for one clamp, they are clamped in a sleeve. These are the cables for individual shutters. There is to be a satellite output module next to it and unfortunately there would not be enough space for ZUG.

Łukasz-O wrote:

And the SVN129 controls do not require back-up?

They will have a back-up with 6A glass fuses on the wires. I have a lot of fuse sockets for a cord at home, so I will use them instead of wasting space for another module.

mawerix123 wrote:

How much do you have to take for these thirty-few modules and a half-day of work, because I think I'm doing half-free

My friend, next time I will order you to do such a job for half a day and we will see if you will make it. At the beginning of the hour I wrote what it took me roughly.

Ps. I thought I said too little and here I can see that what some would do for half the price, unfortunately I did not. The receipt (measurements + protocol) will be made at a later date, additionally payable.

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Buddy, next time I will order you to do such a job for half a day and we will see if you will make it. At the beginning of the hour I wrote what it took me more or less.

You did not write.
This is your second post on the topic, and only now did you deign to mention it.

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As for the number of wires for one clamp, they are clamped in a sleeve. These are the cables for individual shutters. There is to be a satellite output module next to it and unfortunately there would not be enough space for ZUG.

It's probably some special sleeve. For the wire.

elpapiotr wrote:

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As for the number of wires for one clamp, they are clamped in a sleeve. These are the cables for individual shutters. There is to be a satellite output module next to it and unfortunately there would not be enough space for ZUG.
It's probably some special sleeve. For the wire.

These are 5x1mm2 ohm cables (separately for each roller shutter) twisted together and clamped in a sleeve.

And what is the minimum cross-section of permanently installed cables?

elpapiotr wrote:

And what is the minimum cross-section of permanently installed cables?

The owner was also informed about it. Unfortunately, as long as there are "fools" working in electrical wholesalers, we will have such effects. He was advised to do this by the wholesaler.

My colleagues who thought that the job consisted only in connecting the E-pin and screwing the prepared wires to the clamp were disappointed
With this scope of work, the PLN 600 is definitely not enough.

masonry wrote:

My colleagues who thought that the job consisted only in connecting the E-pin and screwing the prepared wires to the clamp were disappointed
With this scope of work, the PLN 600 is definitely not enough.

Yes, they disappointed. The more that the author is very economical with information.
He dropped the topic ... and waited.

elpapiotr wrote:

masonry wrote:
My colleagues who thought that the job consisted only in connecting the E-pin and screwing the prepared wires to the clamp were disappointed
With this scope of work, the PLN 600 is definitely not enough.

Yes, they disappointed. The more that the author is very economical with information.

I improved on the next post.

elpapiotr wrote:

He dropped the topic ... and waited.

Unfortunately, my friend Elpapiotr, I am not a retired electrician yet and I do not have as much time as some here, just to sit on the forum and write. As soon as I have the opportunity to write it back.

djlukas wrote:

Gentlemen, the scope of work included:
1. Arriving at the construction site and talking to the client about stretched circuits and expectations (all additional cables are provided by the client on his own).
Checking if the circuits are well planned, The concept of making the earth electrode because, of course, there is no, suggestion to add a circuit to the recuperator, air conditioner as they should be, suggestion to add a conduit from the switchgear under the roof because there is to be a photovoltaic, power supply from the aggregate, added circuit from the alarm control panel to the switchgear for subsequent expansion with automation.
Time 2.5 hours
2. Selection of equipment, assembly planning, access to the warehouse for the equipment. Time 3hrs
3. Insertion and binding (35 pcs.) Of cables to the switchgear, installation of accessories, Overvoltage of the power supply from the building block to the switchgear, description of the circuits. Time 12hrs

At the beginning, it was about lining the switchgear

quote from post # 1

djlukas wrote:

I sewed the client only the switchgear (it was mounted).
I have selected the cameras according to the number of circuits, I figured, and the description of the switches will be using the yellow tape from the brother printer.

For how a few colleagues added projects, measurements, protocols and responsibilities

djlukas wrote:

The receipt (measurements + protocol) will be made at a later date, additionally payable.

So from this 600 net one would have to subtract the above point, but the author provided a greater amount of information about the scope of works, which completely changes the valuation of the work.

djlukas wrote:

Unfortunately, my friend Elpapiotr, I am not a retired electrician yet and I do not have as much time as some here, just to sit on the forum and write. As soon as I have the opportunity to write it back

Bad luck meant that this year I had a little less work than in the previous years, and last year's ... had an impact on my health,
or rather the endurance of the spine, which is why I sit there and ... write.

Either we come back to the topic or I close the topic, because it does not make any sense to switch between those who are more right.
The next post, which will refer to the scuffle attempts, will be handled accordingly.

There is no scuffle. We explain and clarify the issue

elpapiotr wrote:

There is no scuffle. We explain and clarify the issue

I'm just keeping order

If I can do something from myself. According to the first posts by a friend of djlukas - that is, only the covering of the switchboard is PLN 600, it was rather ok.
After updating the scope of work (post # 33) - I would not do it for PLN 600, unless I was forced by the situation.

kisses
- GIFT-

Darom wrote:

After updating the scope of work (post # 33) - I would not do it for PLN 600,

There was no update of the works.
Everything was included in the theme post.
My colleague Djukas in # 33 did not add anything.

elpapiotr wrote:

masonry wrote:

My colleagues who thought that the job consisted only in connecting the E-pin and screwing the prepared wires to the clamp were disappointed
With this scope of work, the PLN 600 is definitely not enough.

Yes, they disappointed. The more that the author is very economical with information.
He dropped the topic ... and waited.

I am not disappointed. I wrote everything in post # 10 and # 14.
Apparently, my friend Elpapiotr has experience?
All information was in topic post # 1.
My colleague Djukas has not added anything at the moment.
When someone is doing works, he does not need an operational plan with a breakdown of the works and costs of individual works necessary to complete the service.

kozi966 wrote:

If the customer accepts the price and you are satisfied with it, you can present him the price.

Exactly.

Of course I would rather get much more and this is the minimum price that satisfies me. Initially, I agreed on the price of PLN 10 for each occupied space with the width of one module. I will let you know if the client had any doubts about payment.

At the author's request, I will open it.