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I gave a reasonable answer but i was incurred with curiosity. Shared or borrowed neutrals which are unwanted interconnections between two circuits. Then you go and disconnect the shared neutral now the current has nowhere to go. According to nec article 100 a multiwire branch circuit consists of two or more ungrounded conductors that have a voltage between them and a grounded conductor that has equal voltage between it and each ungrounded conductor of the circuit and that is connected to the neutral or grounded conductor of the system. The shared neutral will easily take the current and there will be very little voltage on it. I just had to find out a little more. No current means no voltage across the switch s power supply which means full voltage on the disconnected neutral wire. When neutral wires of two or more separate circuits are connected at other than the main panel the electicity has multiple return paths resulting in net curr. Basically two hot wires are sharing a neutral wire. These can often be found in older properties where the stairway light.
This condition can be experienced when there is an unexpected.
When neutral wires of two or more separate circuits are connected at other than the main panel the electicity has multiple return paths resulting in net curr. The shared neutral will easily take the current and there will be very little voltage on it. Shared or borrowed neutrals which are unwanted interconnections between two circuits. We discussed earlier that the primary job of the neutral wire is to serve as a pathway for energy to return back to the original source. No current means no voltage across the switch s power supply which means full voltage on the disconnected neutral wire. When neutral wires of two or more separate circuits are connected at other than the main panel the electicity has multiple return paths resulting in net curr.
But be careful this obviously indicates that you have not killed the power to the switch you re working on. We discussed earlier that the primary job of the neutral wire is to serve as a pathway for energy to return back to the original source. The result is that you get two 15amps circuits at one receptacle. The shared neutral will easily take the current and there will be very little voltage on it. No current means no voltage across the switch s power supply which means full voltage on the disconnected neutral wire. And in the case of the smart light switch the neutral wire also provides power so that the switch can always be on. These can often be found in older properties where the stairway light. Shared or borrowed neutrals which are unwanted interconnections between two circuits. I was pulling a new phase wire for dual switching t8 s in a canadian tire and a co worker asked me if it would be ok to share the neutral of another circuit. According to nec article 100 a multiwire branch circuit consists of two or more ungrounded conductors that have a voltage between them and a grounded conductor that has equal voltage between it and each ungrounded conductor of the circuit and that is connected to the neutral or grounded conductor of the system.
When neutral wires of two or more separate circuits are connected at other than the main panel the electicity has multiple return paths resulting in net curr. These can often be found in older properties where the stairway light. I was pulling a new phase wire for dual switching t8 s in a canadian tire and a co worker asked me if it would be ok to share the neutral of another circuit. Although the current in a shared neutral may be almost zero when the loads are balanced it is important to use copper cables that can carry currents during a load imbalance. And in the case of the smart light switch the neutral wire also provides power so that the switch can always be on. A multi wire branch circuit two hots from different phases sharing 1 neutral is often found in the kitchen where it powers one receptacle which has the jumper connecting the upper and lower outets removed. No current means no voltage across the switch s power supply which means full voltage on the disconnected neutral wire. Basically two hot wires are sharing a neutral wire. Shared or borrowed neutrals which are unwanted interconnections between two circuits. We discussed earlier that the primary job of the neutral wire is to serve as a pathway for energy to return back to the original source.
I gave a reasonable answer but i was incurred with curiosity. Basically two hot wires are sharing a neutral wire. We discussed earlier that the primary job of the neutral wire is to serve as a pathway for energy to return back to the original source. No current means no voltage across the switch s power supply which means full voltage on the disconnected neutral wire. I just had to find out a little more. Then you go and disconnect the shared neutral now the current has nowhere to go. Go to the electrical panel and switch off the breaker. The result is that you get two 15amps circuits at one receptacle. The shared neutral will easily take the current and there will be very little voltage on it. These can often be found in older properties where the stairway light.
I was pulling a new phase wire for dual switching t8 s in a canadian tire and a co worker asked me if it would be ok to share the neutral of another circuit. No current means no voltage across the switch s power supply which means full voltage on the disconnected neutral wire. Go to the electrical panel and switch off the breaker. I just had to find out a little more. And in the case of the smart light switch the neutral wire also provides power so that the switch can always be on. Then you go and disconnect the shared neutral now the current has nowhere to go. We discussed earlier that the primary job of the neutral wire is to serve as a pathway for energy to return back to the original source. A multi wire branch circuit two hots from different phases sharing 1 neutral is often found in the kitchen where it powers one receptacle which has the jumper connecting the upper and lower outets removed. With the neutral connected the current to supply the switch electronics will flow normally from phase2 through the switch electronics and back into the shared neutral. A similar situation happens for balanced three phase loads when there is an interruption in current from one of the phases.
A similar situation happens for balanced three phase loads when there is an interruption in current from one of the phases. Although the current in a shared neutral may be almost zero when the loads are balanced it is important to use copper cables that can carry currents during a load imbalance. But be careful this obviously indicates that you have not killed the power to the switch you re working on. Shared or borrowed neutrals which are unwanted interconnections between two circuits. I gave a reasonable answer but i was incurred with curiosity. The result is that you get two 15amps circuits at one receptacle. With the neutral connected the current to supply the switch electronics will flow normally from phase2 through the switch electronics and back into the shared neutral. A multi wire branch circuit two hots from different phases sharing 1 neutral is often found in the kitchen where it powers one receptacle which has the jumper connecting the upper and lower outets removed. I just had to find out a little more. The shared neutral wire is also called a common neutral wire and this arrangement is known as an edison circuit.
