When neutral is grounded in electrical circuit?
Answer Posted / eduardo
There are 3 types of neutral systems: TN TT and IT. In both
TN and TT the neutral should be connect to earth. IT the
neutral should not be connect to earth (or connect via a
high value restistor).
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