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a circuit conductor that normally carries current, and is connected to ground (earth) at the main electrical panel.
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50 Volts on the Neutral (180 Volts on the Live) bad or safe?
I am told by an electrician that the neutral should be 0V (tied to earth) while the manufacturers of the generator unsurprisingly say that 50 volts on the neutral is fine.
Which is correct? … Portion of internal circuit diagram of generator:
Note 1: BL=Neutral (230V), BR=Live (230V). …
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