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Definition;
Neutral … See “grounded conductor”
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Greg Fretwell wrote: |
Actually what you mean to say is;
Not all conductors electrically connected to ground are "grounded conductors" some are "grounding conductors". ![icon_twisted.gif](upload://xjO326gspdTNE5QS3UTl0a0Rtvy.gif) |
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Article 200 contains requirements for grounded conductor use and identification.
The grounded circuit conductor is referred to throughout the Code as the grounded conductor. The grounded conductor is often, but not always, the neutral conductor. For example, in corner-grounded delta systems, the grounded conductor is not the neutral conductor. |
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