Is it safe to loop the inverter's output neutral to loop with the mains neutal?

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Looping the inverter's output neutral with the mains neutral is generally not recommended due to safety concerns. A user experienced damage to their inverter, including a fire spark, after attempting this connection. Confusion arose regarding the proper wiring setup, particularly the connection of the inverter's output terminals. It is suggested that connecting one terminal to the system neutral while the other may have been linked to the phase could lead to dangerous situations. Proper understanding and adherence to electrical standards are crucial to avoid such incidents.
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Is it safe to loop the inverter's output neutral to loop with the mains neutal??

Guys, I need a help on this. I thought that it is rather safe to loop one of the output terminal of the inverter to loop with the mains supply inverter, so that there doesn't arise the need of extra neutral wiring for the appliance. I did the same, but something went wrong and as soon as I plug into charge the battery for inverter the, inverter got damaged with a fire spark on its output terminal. I am really confused on what went wrong?
 
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I couldn't understand exactly how you connected things (what is "mains supply inverter"?). A figure could help.
When you plugged in the inverter to the mains, I guess, one of the output terminal of the inverter was connected to the system neutral; what about the other terminal?
Perhaps you you connected it to the system phase; hence the sparking.
 
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