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English term or phrase:
neutral connection
Serbian translation:
neutralni/zaštitni vodič
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neutral connection
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Another key factor that must be considered to attain consistent performance is neutral connection.
Radi se ocigledno o vrsti povezivanja,uspostavljanja mreze..Pa ,koja je to vrsta ?
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Radi se ocigledno o vrsti povezivanja,uspostavljanja mreze..Pa ,koja je to vrsta ?
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neutralni/zaštitni vodič
neutralni/zaštitni vodič
Pila smije biti priključena samo na propisno uzemljenu utičnicu (priključenje zaštitnog vodiča).
The machine may be connected only to a properly grounded socket (neutral connection).
http://gude.gude.sk/manual/55064_ml.pdf
Pila smije biti priključena samo na propisno uzemljenu utičnicu (priključenje zaštitnog vodiča).
The machine may be connected only to a properly grounded socket (neutral connection).
http://gude.gude.sk/manual/55064_ml.pdf
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Reference:
http://forum.allaboutcircuits.com/threads/what-is-the-difference-between-neutral-and-ground.14393/
It can be stated that Neutral can be grounded, but Ground is not neutral.
A Neutral represents a reference point within an electrical distribution system. Conductors connected to this reference point (Neutral) should, normally, be non current carrying conductors, sized to handle momentary faults (short circuits) occurring in electrical equipment. However, with the introduction of non linear loads, such as computers, electronic lighting, TVs, VCRs and other switchmode power conversion equipment, the requirements for the neutral conductor has changed (increased).
A Neutral represents a reference point within an electrical distribution system. Conductors connected to this reference point (Neutral) should, normally, be non current carrying conductors, sized to handle momentary faults (short circuits) occurring in electrical equipment. However, with the introduction of non linear loads, such as computers, electronic lighting, TVs, VCRs and other switchmode power conversion equipment, the requirements for the neutral conductor has changed (increased).
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