What is the difference between EARTH & NEUTRAL?
Answer Posted / sanjay
Neutral provide us the return path for the power to
complete the closed circuit.
While the Earth is used to connect non current carrying
metallic parts to it to protect us from the leakage or
induced current due to generator action between the non
current carrying metalic parts and near by A.C. coil or
inductor.
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