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Why We Bond Neutrals and Grounds Together

Why We Bond Neutrals and Grounds Together

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Question 1 of 4

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Why do we bond neutrals and grounds together in electrical systems?

To clear a fault in the system.
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To increase the electrical system's efficiency.
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To prevent overloading of circuits.
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To stabilize voltage levels.
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What is the primary purpose of grounding electrode conductors?

To provide a connection for lightning protection.
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To trip the breaker during a fault.
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To establish a common potential relative to Earth.
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To reduce impedance in the system.
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What happens if you bond neutrals and grounds at multiple points in the system?

It increases the likelihood of objectionable current flow.
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It enhances the fault current pathway.
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It ensures that all panels have the same potential.
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It improves the efficiency of the grounding system.
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Why are ground rods not necessary for tripping breakers?

Ground rods are only used in subpanels.
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Ground rods aren't made of solely copper and make bad conductors
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They only provide a path for fault current during surges.
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Breakers rely on the a connection to neutral so there is a fault path back to the source.
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