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How to test for a neutral line in a switch box?
I have a programmable switch that requires a neutral line to work. The
switch boxes in this old house do not have a neutral line. I was told this by an electrician. However, my son has a newer house, which may have a neutral line. I have an old Wiggy voltage tester. How can I test for a neutral line? How can I tell the identify the line, the load, and the neutral (if there is one)? I believe the ground will always be a bare wire, right? Thanks |
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