NO NEUTRAL Wire - How to Install Kasa TP Link Light Switch & Kasa App Tutorial

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@Sylvan_dB Год назад

While a single, correctly operation switch will not send much current thru ground, what this connection does is connect what should be a safety ground to a circuity that is connected to live. That small amount of current will raise the voltage of the ground wiring a small amount above 0 (V = I * I * R). And if there is any kind of problem in that switch, anything connected to ground can now present a shock hazard. This includes but is not limited to screws in switch face plates, the washing machine and clothes dryer, the stove and oven, and etc. Know the risk you are taking. i cannot recommend this to anyone. Good luck. Another approach is to put the switch near the load and leave a regular switch in the wall turned on, or bypassed to be always on. The load will have the neutral available for correct wiring.

@InvestorTheory Год назад

Thank you so much for the added comment. I also wouldn't recommend doing this unless it's last resort but only on light switches. But not on stoves ovens mics laundry machines.

@mistercherno 11 месяцев назад

@@InvestorTheory What he meant is that, if the switch has any problem, the ground wire (and anything connected to it in the rest of the house) will have a shock hazard.

@willstover9671 8 месяцев назад

Thank you. I thought about it, but after some more studying, I think I'll just buy a "neutral not required" smart switch

@mdneilson 7 месяцев назад

FYI. I have this switch and decided to test this. This puts a full 120v through ground. DO NOT DO THIS

@MostFear 5 месяцев назад

while against NEC... IF you are going to do this, it's probably best that you disconnect the GRND wire (that you tied your neutral into) on the other side of the line (presumably at the other switch) and tie that ground into the neutral bundle that is available there. You shouldn't have any load on a bare ground to begin with; but, at least in this configuration, any current that is sent through that GRND wire is running back to neutrals on the existing circuit rather than back through all circuit grounds. This is assuming that bare GRND is not in contact with any others between your neutral connections... probably a bad assumption after you've pushed your larger switches back into your gang boxes.

@betterwithrum 7 месяцев назад

This is a terrible idea. You've just made the ground hot in your whole house. If you don’t know why that's bad then you shouldn't be working on power

@doge8676 3 месяца назад

lol

@muinmdugommd6434 10 месяцев назад

My Kasa switch has TWP black wires in addition to the NEUTRAL and GROUND

@75Dlozano Год назад

Thanks!!! I will try tomorrow.

@InvestorTheory Год назад

Did it work?

@jhoserovi29 Год назад

Pelase Don't, this created a current load in the system and eventually end up in the discharge of electricity or damaging the box or devices

@mdneilson 7 месяцев назад

DO NOT DO THIS. This puts 120v on your ground circuit, which should not be live.

@alexzedjay 4 месяца назад

Uh... This is a really REALLY bad idea! If you love the idea of getting electrocuted anywhere in your home though, go ahead and do this but encouraging people to do this is wrong.

@JMEproductions 4 месяца назад

This was neither educational nor entertaining. This is a terrible video to have available to anyone, especially to people who are unqualified and do not understand what they are doing. Your homes water supply is tied into this ground and you can be sending 120V to your faucets and running water!!! This is dangerous and irresponsible for posting.