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Saved 2026-06-15 · Posted 2026-06-09 · Status: New
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Large electrical installations often mean endless cable pulling, long installation times, and limited flexibility when things change.
In this video, we take a look at the Wieland Podis busbar system and show how it can speed up electrical installations, simplify power distribution, and make future modifications far easier.
Less cable. Less labour. Smarter electrical work.
Whether you're working on commercial buildings, apartment blocks, industrial installations, or EV infrastructure, this is a solution that's worth knowing about.
Learn more about the Wieland Podis System.
http://hub.efixx.co.uk/wieland-podis
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I never see a cable like this… i think in Brazil even exist
Pode por 30 mil em ferramentas no mínimo para fazer igual.
Man see other man working tidly with nice tools, man happy !!!
Un destornillador con torquimetro para tornillos?? No lo sé Rick... Parece para hombres q les gusta orinar sentados.
Que es toda esa mierda?? Vi un gastadero de materiales cables raros y conectores que no sirve para nada.
You're using ferrules in din terminals that don't require them, and not using them in the screw terminals that really do need them..
This system creates more problems than it solves
Flexi busbar? My arse. It looks more like double insulated flat CABLE. If so how is this product BASEC approved, and what is its expected service life or lifecycle performance?
I hope you're qualified 😉. Try and install it on a brick wall next time 👍🏻😉
Why L1 N L2 G L3 ????
Name this machine shows 3NM slow rotation
Cute, nifty, pretty. All that. Still exposed. Still unsafe. Glorified Romex.
I watched it like a Jetflix series. :) Will there be a sequel? :)
Benim anlayamadığım kablonun üstüne yerleştirdiği kutunun enerjisini nerden aldı kutunun altında kabloya geçen dişler mı var
Nice. But it hurts my eyes to see the metal brackets holding that high voltage cable. How about plastic?