Smart Switch Neutral Wire Wiring Mistake

[@audioexpanse]

I’ve been looking everywhere for this. All of the videos online are showing no neutral wiring and I was about to give up until I saw this. Subbed! Thank you!

[@acreguy3156]

Excellent! Thank you. Everyone concentrates on the hot runs to make sure power goes where it needs to. A lot of people forget that the neutrals are 50% of the circuit. Nothing flows without that neutral connections being complete and correct.

[@Beto_toro]

Exactly what I needed. Thank you for this informative video 😃

[@whatopinion]

Great explanation!

[@TheMigs87]

Thank you so much

[@ethanmaiden]

bigger wago connector, 5 blade is an option but the wire nut probably comes with the smart switch, nuce video i have been contemplating smart switches

[@remoteelectrician]

of course could have mentioned it. but most switches come with neutral pigtail and wire-nut

[@samsno3667]

I was searching the net for another question and came upon this video. Good video. The group of neutrals are basically 2 pigtails to one neutral "line". As you stated someone might pull out the correct neutral "line " and their smart switch will work but the other pigtailed devices will not work. This answers my question is that the neutral "line" completes that ONE CIRCUIT. You may see other neutral wires but they could be for other circuits which would not complete the circuit that you are working with is that correct? The real question I have is that in the breaker box, all the neutral wires are terminated at the neutral bar is that correct? If so... all "line" neutrals are "common" to all the circuits in the breaker box?

[@mohedaicebear]

damn thank you so much. I feel so dumb 😅 but again great video thanks

[@colinchung7954]

Thank you for making this excellent video!

[@ChristopherCecman]

Pretty helpful stuff, thank you for the video!

[@henriquemello999]

Hi! Nice video! Question: I see in this box you have 3 neutrals, one for each switch. In my case I have all together for the same box, can I wire up all neutrals together? That means...the 3 smart switch neutrals will be under the same nut...

[@remoteelectrician]

in most cases you have 1 line 1 power source in the junction box, that's for those cases where all switches must be connected to that neutral. so yes.

[@henriquemello999]

Big thanks! Again: amazing video and super quick response! Appreciated

[@jonathanfortner7461]

Very informative. Thank you