Ground and neutral issues
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The neutral wire can be used as the local wire, but cannot the ground wire be used as the neutral wire? What does it mean? Does it mean that the neutral wire is connected to the ground, but the ground wire cannot be connected to zero?
Take a look at "Technical Specifications for Safety of Temporary Electricity Use at Construction Sites" JGJ 46-2005 to see if you can find the answer.
The neutral line cannot be used for local lines. If the neutral line is open, something will happen! The ground wire cannot be used as a neutral wire!
The neutral line and the live line correspond to each other and form a lighting circuit. The ground wire is generally connected to the chassis for leakage protection.
The neutral line and the live line correspond to each other and form a lighting circuit. The ground wire is generally connected to the chassis for leakage protection.
The neutral wire is the neutral wire, and the ground wire is the ground wire.
Neutral wire and ground wire cannot be mixed. The ground wire is used for leakage protection.