Aquaria Installation Series (Part 1)

[00:02] Good morning, this is Orlando with Aquaria. Today we are out in Georgetown, Texas. We're trying to kind of get set up here and get ready for an installation. Pretty much plan to be here for a few days. So one of the things I wanted to start off with today is the clearance, right? So we're at this great property here in Georgetown, Texas. [music] And the installation actually is going to be in the very back of the property. And so in here you what you're seeing is the very front of the property. And what I want to point out here is the

[00:31] fact that you know we have to account for since this [clears throat] area in order for our truck deliveries to take place. Our machines are pretty large, you know, in [music] this installation specifically we're installing our two largest machines which two of the largest machines, I'm sorry, which is the Hydropack X and then the smaller machine in the greenhouse back here that you'll see in a minute. But I wanted again cover since the beginning, right? So we definitely want to account for things [music] such as like 18 to 22 22-foot box truck dropping

[01:02] off these machines. >> [music] >> Also the water tank storage if one is going to be part of the installation, they can you know vary in sizes. We want to account for you know tree [music] limbs and things like that. You know, just to make sure and also accessibility, you know, since the installation way in the back we want to make sure that we account for everything to make sure that again it's successful and that we don't damage anything for you know in the customer's property. All righty, so now that we're on the other side, [music] you know, we were just speaking to you on the main

[01:30] side of the property. This is a customer's additional entrance here. And obviously you can tell [music] big difference, right? We have plenty of space to get into the area that we're going to be working on. >> [music] >> And again this is a good you know good exercise or good something to good to look at in order for you know for [music] things to be in the clear since the beginning of the project. You know, we've we've came out here and scoped it out before, [music] you know, trying to make sure that everything was accessible while we were doing our walk-throughs with the customer. And so again I just want to kind of show you you know how it would look in a perfect scenario, you know, for us to kind [music] of be able to access the

[02:00] property uh without, you know, hassling the customer here or being in their way. >> [music] >> And of course, you know, again talking about the safety and and accessibility for our units and our water [music] tank storage and also for the installer uh to be able to bring in heavy machinery. [music] Uh to show you exactly, you know, it's still quite a way, but we made sure again the clearance with the trees, uh you know, structures. Um another thing you want to be conscious about is some folks [music] have septic tanks, gas lines, and additional water lines that may be damaged by trucks or

[02:31] anything like that. So again, we want to make sure that even you know, trees are one thing, [music] structures are another thing, and also we want to have those conversations with our customers or the homeowner [music] um in regards to any gas lines or anything else that may be, you know, something that we can damage on our way to the property. Um and right now, again, this is our desired location for the installation. Uh these guys back here are setting up the concrete Um and so at the end of the day, what you'll [music] have here is you'll have the in the very back, we're going to go

[03:00] ahead and install the water storage unit. And right along the side of right here um in this area that we'll get to here more details in here in a little bit, >> [music] >> we can uh we can see that you're starting to build a form away from from the structure of the building. Um and that's a good reason. Uh there's a reason for that. [music] We would definitely want to make sure that our machines uh maintain a good airflow uh throughout on both sides, specifically on these large [music] uh Hydropack X, they have a filter on both sides of the machine. So in this case, this structure [music] makes a little bit of a difference cuz it's a

[03:31] very see-through type of flowy situation here. Uh but if it was more of a concrete wall or something more solid, [music] I could be a little bit more concerned of the of, you know, regarding the airflow, but if it again, in this case it's, you know, it kind of helps us out that we're working with the greenhouse here and everything just kind of flows with what we're doing. We're inside of the greenhouse right now. We're walking through to the electrical uh process of it and then show you how our water our electrical lines are going to be running to uh from the actual main panel. So, now that we're here inside of the

[04:00] greenhouse, uh again, I just want to show you the electrical intent, and what we we would do in these kind of cases, especially we're dealing with concrete, you know, plastic uh kind of wall that we can't really get out through, or it'll affect the actual greenhouse here. So, again, we just want to show you the electrical pump panel starts here. You know, we have our intention here to connect our uh >> [music] >> our Hydropack X takes a 150 amp breaker, double pole, so that should be two of these. So, we're we're expecting

[04:31] one machine to take two units here. The next one that'll be two two big uh units going in, so we're going to take these two slots for one, these two two slots for the next, then these two slots that are going to be for the next 20 amp double pole breaker just for our internal or smaller machine, >> [music] >> our Hydropack S. And then we'll have one more uh that's going to be utilized for an actual plug that's outside in order [music] for us to, you know, be able to pump the water back into the home. I wanted to point out that our

[05:00] lines are going to be very similar to this, [music] and we have three lines that are going to be coming in here. So, we have three lines that again that are going to go up through [music] the ceiling racks, and then go all the way to the back. And then we'll we'll either zip tie them [music] like you see already here, or I in a very nice structured line, you know, we're very huge on aesthetics, [music] and you know, just make sure making sure that everything looks good. So, we'll do some of the same process three times, and we'll show you what it looks like. [music] Again, right now, we haven't started that, but we'll show you once it's done how everything got

[05:30] wrapped up, and how we managed to get outside and to get our power, and then we'll definitely be able to access the >> [music] >> anything electrical outside instead of having to come all the way in here. Um you know, so again, the the idea is for us to get outside, uh >> [music] >> bringing in all the power that's needed. Uh we could have we could have created a sub panel outside but that would have been a little too heavy on the structure here in order for us to run a thicker wire [music] because again we would have to create another one outside. So in this case we just chose to run an each individual [music] line all the way

[06:00] this way just for keeping the structure safe as it is. And so one of the biggest things in this project is you know it's a it's a large amount of concrete here. We're looking at about a 50 ft by 120 [music] ft building. And the reason for that is like in this in this case particularly they're looking to [music] maintain their humidity levels and all that stuff based on what they do here. But for us as far as the installation [music] process we also want to you know we could have torn through the concrete and created

[06:30] [music] a new slab or created a new pathway for our electrical process >> [music] >> or trenching any kind of trenching whether it was here outside. But again we always want to take some somewhat path [music] of least resistance when it comes to dealing with already existing structures or things that we may damage if if the customer you know has a future intent for the structure. So we want to ask all those questions before we start going and obviously [music] pick the right process understanding you know the customer's situation where they're trying to do in

[07:00] their desired location. But again [music] it's it's it's a part of the process that we should be clarifying these questions just to make sure that we're on the right process [music] with the customer.