money121:



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GkAtQSsPtQw?

FEGEITOK:


naijacreativeha?

Born2conquer:
We've gotten to the finishing stage of our project, please, I need the service of a very good Tiler In Abeokuta.

I've worked with several tilers here before but it seems they're always more in a hurry to conclude the work instead of focusing on the neatness and alignment of the tiles.

Please, if you have a very good and creative tiler, kindly recommend asap (could be in my.mail) for immediate contract

Born2conquer:
who is that sir

HamtabFawaz2:
https://www.nairaland.com/7231866/media-panels-tv-consoles-interior#116564259

money121:


+234 805 226 6210 (mr jamiu)
Tell him from Ayyub
He base in ijebu ode but can handle project in any part of the country

topsy23:


Check the voltage supply in your area, if the voltage is below 180V you might have that issue. There are some equipment that are rated 200-220V supply so if the voltage is below 200V you will definitely have problem with the pump sucking water from borehole to your overhead tank.
If you have an AVR(Stabilizer) that display voltage you can check the supply through that. Also, You can as well connect the pump to AVR. It means you need to get AVR of 2KVA, because the starting current of those equipment is like double of the running current.

Thanks

Born2conquer:

Thank you Chief

Ade4dayo70:
GABTECH ELECTRICAL SERVICES.

Consistently Seeking And Creating Universal Illuminations.

Monaboo:
Builders and Engineers in the house, I need your suggestion here.

I have a summersible pumping machine that was fixed last year. 1.5 horse power.

Why is it that anytime I try to pump water with NEPA, it does not pump water. Water does not come out.

But if I should use generator to pump, it will pump water and water will be rushing.

What can I do?

EgunMogaji2:


Oga mi it’s not my fault

I’ve had two that came and were completely useless. You can’t use a handheld tester to troubleshoot voltage leeks. You need an ohms meter. Which sounds like I’m speaking Swahili.

acorntree:
. Ohmmeter / multimeter can also be useless, what is needed is leakage current clamp Meter which is expensive for a typical local electrician . You can troubleshoot this problem with contactless voltage tested if you've one

acorntree:
. Ohmmeter / multimeter can also be useless, what is needed is leakage current clamp Meter which is expensive for a typical local electrician . You can troubleshoot this problem with contactless voltage tested if you've one

EgunMogaji2:


No interest in playing an electrician.

Thanks.

EgunMogaji2:
I have an electrical issue at my house and I need an electrician that’s educated with modern troubleshooting skills and tools.

I’m open for recommendations for someone in Ibadan.

Thanks.

topsy23:


Might be somehow difficult to see electrician that can handle such issue because he might not have the type of equipment needed to deploy to carry out the proper testing and also give proper analysis of what the issue is.

I can send two of my engineer down to your to carry out the audit for you.

The equipment they will come with are
KEWTECH
This equipment can do:
-Cable insulation
-Loop impedance test
-Phase sequence
Inspection of outgoing breakers from the DB and check the cable size

FLUKE
This equipment can do
-Voltage reading
-Current per phase and circuit

EARTH METER
-For earth testing

topsy23:


Might be somehow difficult to see electrician that can handle such issue because he might not have the type of equipment needed to deploy to carry out the proper testing and also give proper analysis of what the issue is.

I can send two of my engineer down to your to carry out the audit for you.

The equipment they will come with are
KEWTECH
This equipment can do:
-Cable insulation
-Loop impedance test
-Phase sequence
Inspection of outgoing breakers from the DB and check the cable size

FLUKE
This equipment can do
-Voltage reading
-Current per phase and circuit

EARTH METER
-For earth testing

sonnie10:

Geo survey is to know exactly what they getting into in terms of depth, rock/soil type, availability of water etc, in fact it is an investigation of what is underground . Some people that have worked in a particular area in the past can make assumptions about that area but I don’t think that is the best practice.

Ojeniyi123:



Yes to know the best point to drill.
Yes we also drill

gbadexy:
Greetings house. Here is a short video link to the basecoat ready mixed screeding putty application.
At N11000 per drum, cost of materials per sqm is N550 for 2 coats including transport within lagos and ogun state and it can be used for internal and external.

https://youtube.com/shorts/GkAtQSsPtQw?feature=share.

EgunMogaji2:


I tried your WhatsApp number but I couldn’t find you.

redgem:


Your location