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Multi-Wire or Edison Circuit questions
Question: (fixed type font picture)
L1 N L2 | | | |____@@_____|____@@_____| Outlet 1 Outlet 2 Are these statements correct using the above simple MW circuit? If you lose the neutral and have a lamp plugged into Outlet 1 and nothing in Outlet 2 the lamp won’t work. If you lose the neutral and have a lamp plugged into Outlet 1 you will have the potential of 220V at Outlet 2. |
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