neutral loop?

[reload1997]

is there such a thing as a neutral loop? where a neutral comes from the panel to a sw then splits off in two directions. one goes to some outlets, and the other goes to another sw which is also connected to those same outlets, creating a "neutal loop"? (the neutrals are not connected to the sw's they're just tied trough)

 

[izak]

please clarify or make more sense please...

pictures, drawings, diagrams or you physically showing us may help some.

your welcome for my time

 

[macmikeman]

Once I carefully read the op's post, my response would be, loop away old boy, loop away. At least until the wirenut is crammed to full......

 

[Smart $]

Once I carefully read the op's post, my response would be, loop away old boy, loop away. At least until the wirenut is crammed to full......

Hmm... a loop is the same thing as a parallel path (but rounded :grin

 

[Buck Parrish]

is there such a thing as a neutral loop? where a neutral comes from the panel to a sw then splits off in two directions. one goes to some outlets, and the other goes to another sw which is also connected to those same outlets, creating a "neutal loop"? (the neutrals are not connected to the sw's they're just tied trough)

When we pull the wires under the house. Some times we call it looping. But it is not an actual circle. There would be no reason to go all the way around.
From switch to outlet then to an other outlet(s) is common.

 

[izak]

are we talking about something similar to a european ring circuit?