⭕ Ground vs Neutrals What is the difference?

Many people ask if the ground cable can not walk (lazy to say so), can the ground wire from the plug or appliance be connected to the N at all, because you see that the cabinet is together, the answer is no..!These two wires, after the mainbreaker, are working on different sides. Just busy making an explanation clip. Look at the pictures.

🔵 Neutrals (Neutral) - Return line of electrical circuit

♦️ is the line where electricity flows back to the supply.

♦️ is connected to the Zero Potential Center.

♦️, there's a normal flow all the time of use.

♦️ serves to provide a "complete loop" circuit for the device to work.

In a simple way: without Newtral, the appliances do not turn on because the lights go and do not go back. 😅

🟢 Ground - Safety Line

♦️ is a line that usually doesn't have electricity flowing.

♦️, there is only a current, electrical appliances are leaking or insulation is damaged.

♦️ send electrical leaks to the ground immediately to reduce the danger of shocks.

♦️ works with RCD or ELCB breakers to "cut the power when a malfunction occurs" before people go into contact.

Home summary: Ground is a friend who grabs us before falling. If normal events don't work at all

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