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07-02-2021, 09:15 PM

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You can check for a floating neutral by finding 2 different phases (a 240V outlet for a stove, dryer, welder, AC unit, etc is a convenient place to measure) and checking neutral to ground on each phase. Both phases should have close to the same voltage.

Over 146V is nuts and shouldn't happen on a 120V circuit.

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