What is the voltage between neutral to ground or earth

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The voltage between neutral to ground or earth is ideally zero, but can vary depending on the electrical system and grounding practices.

In a properly grounded electrical system, the voltage between neutral and ground should be zero.
However, in some cases, such as when there is a fault in the system or improper grounding practices, the voltage can be higher.
The voltage between neutral and ground can also vary depending on the type of electrical system, such as a three-phase system or a single-phase system.
It is important to measure the voltage between neutral and ground to ensure the safety of the electrical system and those working with it.

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