NEC 250 objectionable current explained #shorts #nec

NEC 250 objectionable current explained
If you see neutral current on metal parts, that’s NOT normal — it’s a system design issue.
NEC requires systems to be arranged to avoid objectionable current on equipment grounding paths (NEC 250.6(A)).
You can adjust bonding paths in some cases, but you can NEVER compromise the fault-current path (NEC 250.6(B)).
This is where a lot of real-world electrical problems start.
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