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BRODEJ1
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Hi, did you ever get to understand why a fuse installed in the Hot (Live) conductor of a circuit doesn't rupture when the AC Polarity reverses with the Neutral conductor bonded to Ground ? I still don't get it i.e. if current flows in both directions then the polarity is allowing the Hot wire bond to Ground as the frequency changes? If the source below is an Alternator then the Neural conductor becomes the Hot conductor frequently then why doesn't the fuse blow with a Hot conductor bonded to Ground as below?? Hot to Ground is surely a catastrophe??