Marco,
When you are drawing 120 VAC, the neutral is a current carrying conductor.
David
David Katz
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Marco Mangelsdorf wrote:
I have a disbelieving business partner who believes that the neutral
conductor in a standard 120/240VAC service is a current carrying
conductor.
Could someone please disabuse him of that notion?
Thanks,
marco
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