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in single phase circuit if i connect a heater between phase
and neutral, then what will be the current path? phase to
neutral or neutral to phase.
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Answer Posted / syed ali raza naqvi
according to theory the path of current is phase to neutral
but a practically the current path is neutral to phase.
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