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Please tell me (and others who don't know) the dangers of connecting a load (lamp, motor, whatever) between the live (230V) and Earth (instead of Neutral) in a standard supply. In know it will cause the RCB to trip, but where there isn't such a device, and considering that the load will be powered, what are the dangers? (I know that it by-passes the electricity meter, ie if the neutral connection is removed, it can't measure the voltage therefore no consumption!) (flame guard off) Thanks! |
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