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Pretty sure when I saw the info re the metal enclosures for CCUs it was in part due to loose neutral connections. It does indeed seem that more than a few sparks think the L has to be tight and the neutral they pa less attention to...
 
Has this always been the case that the neutral seems to be more susceptible than a live, or is it a more modern trend?

I'm just thinking that maybe the increasing use of electronics which can create harmonic neutral currents could somehow be related?
 
Has this always been the case that the neutral seems to be more susceptible than a live, or is it a more modern trend?

I'm just thinking that maybe the increasing use of electronics which can create harmonic neutral currents could somehow be related?

I was thinking along the same lines, but I'm thinking this would only really apply in three phase systems which is why half size neutrals are becoming a thing of the past.
 
Once upon a time... (before the days of moulded plugs) when I worked as a TV/Video Tech. when checking the plug connections on equipment with intermittent power, it was invariably the neutral that was loose.
 

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