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Exactly the same

When i said disconnected and tested the neutral i meant testing straight from the meter tails just disconnected so as to totally isolate the neutral from the system and see if it still read 230 (it did so it doesn't seem to be an issue from the power company side)

Hi Thanks for the reply. I understand what your saying and totally agree. However if there was a neutral fault at the mains it wouldn't be isolated to the one circuit, any time i plug something in the house, it should shift the load and cause the voltage to fluctuate. However everything is...

Its definitely 3 phases

I wouldn't say this is normal in israel they definitely has a lot of issues with the wiring mainly due to the mentality here of if it works it works:)

I I disconnected the neutral from the panel to test beetween neutral and phases and there was no issue there. it would seem like a neutral issue but don't see how its happening because its only the one circuit which is bonded to other circuits on both live and neutral in the panel, which is...

Im actually originally from uk Manchester in fact and the electrics here besides being done more sloppily here is no different to England

The only thing is all the other circuits in the 3 story house are having no issues and this particular circuit is connected to the same neutral and the same phaze as other working circuits. There is one other interesting find i forgot to post, the way the panels been wired theres 2 neutrals one...

I thought it might be an open neutral but tested fine and the actual circuits neutral has no issues of continuety

Hey guys wanted to post a very interesting situation I've come across maybe someone will know more about it. This is a 3 phase system with a neutral and earthing via ground rod When I test beetween all phases and neutral or phases and earth everything is normal However there is one circuit...