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How many ”hot” wires can a single neutral support? (assuming they are the same gauge wire)

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A shared neutral is a connection in which a plurality of circuits use the same neutral connection. This is also known as a common neutral, and the circuits and neutral together are sometimes referred to as an Edison circuit.

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