Questions about diagnosing when using two legs to feed ballast (208 or 240)

[electrofelon]

One other point of advice: use a low impedance/solenoid tester when trouble shooting. The "phantom voltage" from capacitive coupling can confuse you even further.

 

[WarrMann]

I know this may have nothing to do with the OPs question in a way but... with many of us now pulling two neutrals because of the gfci breakers, does this mean we connect the two neutrals to the neutral slot on a 240v 4 wire outlet? Or do we leave one loose?

As far as i know you can't handle tie gfci breakers. You need a 240v/2 pole gfci breaker. I don't think two single pole gfci breakers would even work sharing neutral

You can't run the neutrals as you described on a branch circuit, that's would be considered a "parallel" neutral.


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