what is the difference between earth and neutral?
Answer Posted / anish baba
OBVIOUSLY, NEUTRAL IS REFRENCE POINT.IT GIVES INFORMATION
TO US THAT HOW MUCH VOLTAGE WE R USING WITH RESPECT TO
NEUTRA.....GROUND IS A MEDIUM BY WHICH LEAKAGE
CURRENT/VOLTAGE PASS TO EARTH.......GROUND ALSO INCREASES
THE VOLTAGE.........
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