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How much power should i supply?

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stuboy78 said:
oops i should have said One wire is LIVE and the other NEUTRAL... sorry there....

Third we say Earthing or Ground
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We do that about 99.99999% of the time here. THe only time we ever say neutral is when we are talking about the difference between neutral and ground on the AC mains...that is, if someone even bothers to point it out.
 
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