The insulator is a discharge device while the circuit breaker is a load device. The insulator is a manually operated switch, which separates the circuit from the main pipe and discharges the trapped loads into the circuit. The insulators have a low capacity of resistance compared to the circuit breaker.

Measuring the tension between the neutral soil A rule used by many in the industry is that the neutral soil of a 2V or lower voltage in the container is acceptable, while some volts or more indicate a 5V overload is considered the upper limit.

The hot (live) cables provide a circuit path between the circuit switch and the lights or devices. Neutral cables provide the rest of the trajectory, i.e. the path between the same lights or devices and the neutral bar earth panels. A defect on the ground is when a cut does not use the neutral as its path to the ground.

The ground wire is physically attached to a rod that usually penetrates into the ground near the disjunction box -- it's its local potential. The neutral wire goes to the source, which is usually a transformer or a top generator of the pole.

Both are short-circuited. A short circuit is an involuntary connection between the phases or between more or more phases and the earth. A dirt failure can occur if you have a three-phase underground cable system with 1 phase of the cable. If a cable is accidentally excavated, a dirt failure occurs.